Level Up Your Setup with Phanteks Evolv X2

Since the tail end of 2024, we’ve seen a huge number of exciting new hardware announcements. Well, Phanteks is back again with another one! The Evolv X2, a premium chassis with a unique look.

Even better, the Evolv X2 is fully compatible with Phanteks NexLinq ecosystem, allowing you to take complete control over its performance and aesthetics.

Phanteks Evolv X2

Phanteks often releases PC cases that will turn heads thanks to their unique design. Look at their NV series if you want some great examples. But the Evolv X2 is something special, with a whole new style.

Since the advent of the fish tank style case, it’s become quite common to have two panels constructed from tempered glass to provide a clear view of your gaming hardware. The Evolv X2 takes it one step further, by adding a third glass panel at the rear of the case, which lets you look all the way through the case. If stupid sexy Ned Flanders PC had this case, it’d be sure to say, “It’s like I’m wearing nothing at all.”

The Phanteks Evolv X2 isn’t a one-trick pony, though. It has a few more cards up its sleeve that allow you to build a super clean, sophisticated gaming PC. One of these is its approach to fans. Where most cases just stick the fans against their panels, where they jut out, ruining the sleek lines of the chassis, the Evolv X2 takes a different approach. Any fans installed in this chassis will sit in dedicated recesses so that they sit perfectly in line with the brushed metal panels.

An additional benefit of this is that it provides an excellent cooling layout with a vertical airflow path. The three 120mm fans in the base of the case can draw air through the large air gap under the case and direct it up over your core components. This warm air is then exhausted, either through the three 120mm fans at the top of the case or the single 120mm fan on the rear panel.

The Phanteks Evolv X2 also delivers minimal cable clutter, thanks to compatibility with hidden connector motherboards, such as MSI Project Zero and ASUS BTF boards.

This, coupled with the spacious rear chamber behind the motherboard tray, allows you to hide the majority of cables away from view.

A New Way to Display

Can you see (or not see when it comes to the Evolv X2) yourself building a showstopping PC with this fantastic new chassis? Then get over to Overclockers UK and grab one today.