When it comes to computing in general, there is often a distinct line between gaming and professional-grade components. On the gaming side of things, there are peripherals such as keyboards, mice, headsets, and even monitors with specific features targeting those who play more than they work. Of course, some of these features, like RGB lights, are usually more for looks than anything else, unless you are talking about the SteelSeries Apex M800. In addition, the design of the product in question makes it quite clear in distinguishing what market it is meant for. This could include some obnoxious and loud styling, or, as aforementioned, fancy RGB lights. While this is not necessarily true for all gaming peripherals, the general trend is present. On the professional side, the products found here are meant to encourage usage of them at home or in an office environment. They lean towards a clean and sophisticated appearance, with features focused on functionality. These two sides are particularly present in the product lines of monitors. Gaming monitors are nowadays marketed with features like G-Sync, or higher refresh rates, for smoother scrolling. On the other hand, professional monitors may sacrifice these features for color accuracy in reproduction and better viewing angles. However, if we look at a product lineup of computer cases, the lines tend to blur a bit more. Based on design, there are still gamer-centric products, such as the Cooler Master Storm Stryker. More professional chassis like the Fractal Design Define R5 are also present. However, many of the desired features are common between gamers and professionals, including quiet operation, good cooling capabilities, and easy cable management. Today's review of the Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ATX is a bit of a curious case, no pun intended. Its appearance, while not as fridge-like as the Define R5, is still clean and simple, yet it does not necessarily fall into the professional side of things. How does the Enthoo EVOLV ATX stack up against the competition, and what else is there to it beyond the appearances? Hopefully this review will answer these questions, and more!