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Phanteks Evolv ITX vs NR200 vs 280X vs Tomahawk vs Lian-Li TU150WX…

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Size comparison of Phanteks Evolv ITX (375 × 230 × 395 mm), NR200 (376 × 185 × 292 mm), 280X (398 × 280 × 351 mm), Tomahawk (367 × 206 × 322 mm), Lian-Li TU150WX (375 × 202 × 312 mm), Raikintek Ohion (375 × 174 × 245 mm), and 1 more, drawn to scale
Dimensions (height × width × depth)
ObjectAs enteredCentimetresInches
Phanteks Evolv ITX (opens on Amazon in a new tab)375 × 230 × 395 mm37.5 × 23.0 × 39.5 cm14.8 × 9.06 × 15.6 in
NR200 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)376 × 185 × 292 mm37.6 × 18.5 × 29.2 cm14.8 × 7.28 × 11.5 in
280X (opens on Amazon in a new tab)398 × 280 × 351 mm39.8 × 28.0 × 35.1 cm15.7 × 11.0 × 13.8 in
Tomahawk (opens on Amazon in a new tab)367 × 206 × 322 mm36.7 × 20.6 × 32.2 cm14.5 × 8.12 × 12.7 in
Lian-Li TU150WX (opens on Amazon in a new tab)375 × 202 × 312 mm37.5 × 20.2 × 31.2 cm14.8 × 7.95 × 12.3 in
Raikintek Ohion375 × 174 × 245 mm37.5 × 17.4 × 24.5 cm14.8 × 6.85 × 9.65 in
NCase M1338 × 161 × 256 mm33.8 × 16.1 × 25.6 cm13.3 × 6.32 × 10.1 in
Bounding-box volumes as bars: Phanteks Evolv ITX 34.1 litres, NR200 20.3 litres, 280X 39.1 litres, Tomahawk 24.3 litres, Lian-Li TU150WX 23.6 litres, Raikintek Ohion 16.0 litres, NCase M1 13.9 litres
Bounding-box volume*
ObjectVolumevs smallest
Phanteks Evolv ITX (opens on Amazon in a new tab)34.1 litres2.5×
NR200 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)20.3 litres1.5×
280X (opens on Amazon in a new tab)39.1 litres2.8×
Tomahawk (opens on Amazon in a new tab)24.3 litres1.8×
Lian-Li TU150WX (opens on Amazon in a new tab)23.6 litres1.7×
Raikintek Ohion16.0 litres1.2×
NCase M113.9 litres1×

* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, NCase M1.