The mid-tower 703 and tower 707
In Win has unveiled two new PC cases aimed at gamers and silence enthusiasts, the tower In Win 707 and the mid-tower In Win 703.
In Win has unveiled two new cases, the 707 that will have two versions, one for gamers and other meant for those that prefer silence, and the 703, which incorporates the same design on a mid-tower form factor.
The 707, in its 'Gaming Black' version, with black and red color scheme, has 532 x 243 x 582mm dimensions and weighs 11,4kg. It will support a 206mm high CPU cooler, has a glass window on the right panel and supports additional 120/140mm fan on the right panel. In the 'Silent White' version, which uses black and white color scheme, its dimensions are set at 532 x 230 x 582mm, and it weighs 12.7 kg. This versions barters the glass door for sound proofing material that will limit the size of the cooler to a 190 mm.
The rest of the specifications and features for both versions of the In Win 707 include, support for up to three 5.25" drives and a maximum of eight 2,5"/3,5" drives, two 140mm fans at the front, three 140mm fans at the top, a 140mm fan at the rear and a 120/140mm meant to cool the HDD bays. Graphics card can be up to to 365mm long and the connectivity I/O is located at the top of the front panel with two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and HD Audio connectors.
The In Win 703 is a bit smaller with 432 x 210 x 477mm dimensions and features a very similar design. It also has support for three 5.25" drives with one facing outside, and you will be able to install up to four 3.5" and two 2.5" drives. As far as the cooling goes, the In Win 703 has room for two 120mm at the front, single 120mm fan at the rear as well as a single 120mm fan at the bottom. The graphics card should not be more than 408mm long while CPU cooler support is at up to 170mm tall. Connectivity is also at the top of the front panel, but comes with one USB 3.0 port less.
Unfortunately, In Win did not reveal the price or the availability dates but, hopefully, we will see both the In Win 707 and the In Win 703 in retail/e-tail quite soon.
Source: Le Comptoir du Hardware.
In Win has unveiled two new cases, the 707 that will have two versions, one for gamers and other meant for those that prefer silence, and the 703, which incorporates the same design on a mid-tower form factor.
The 707, in its 'Gaming Black' version, with black and red color scheme, has 532 x 243 x 582mm dimensions and weighs 11,4kg. It will support a 206mm high CPU cooler, has a glass window on the right panel and supports additional 120/140mm fan on the right panel. In the 'Silent White' version, which uses black and white color scheme, its dimensions are set at 532 x 230 x 582mm, and it weighs 12.7 kg. This versions barters the glass door for sound proofing material that will limit the size of the cooler to a 190 mm.
The rest of the specifications and features for both versions of the In Win 707 include, support for up to three 5.25" drives and a maximum of eight 2,5"/3,5" drives, two 140mm fans at the front, three 140mm fans at the top, a 140mm fan at the rear and a 120/140mm meant to cool the HDD bays. Graphics card can be up to to 365mm long and the connectivity I/O is located at the top of the front panel with two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports and HD Audio connectors.
The In Win 703 is a bit smaller with 432 x 210 x 477mm dimensions and features a very similar design. It also has support for three 5.25" drives with one facing outside, and you will be able to install up to four 3.5" and two 2.5" drives. As far as the cooling goes, the In Win 703 has room for two 120mm at the front, single 120mm fan at the rear as well as a single 120mm fan at the bottom. The graphics card should not be more than 408mm long while CPU cooler support is at up to 170mm tall. Connectivity is also at the top of the front panel, but comes with one USB 3.0 port less.
Unfortunately, In Win did not reveal the price or the availability dates but, hopefully, we will see both the In Win 707 and the In Win 703 in retail/e-tail quite soon.
Source: Le Comptoir du Hardware.
News by Luca Rocchi and Marc Büchel - German Translation by Paul Görnhardt - Italian Translation by Francesco Daghini
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