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In Win will be releasing their latest mid-tower case, the Track, in 2011, but we had the privilege to receive a sample before its release. Let's see what you can expect from this forthcoming product.
With good cooling performance from the four included fans and an innovative front panel design, In Win's Track chassis is an interesting mid-tower chassis that also includes several tool-free features and a blacked-out interior and rear panel. The big 220mm side panel intake fan keeps the graphics and CPU nice and cool and also boasts blue LEDs that can be switched on or off from the panel mounted switch.
X-Fighter is a mid-tower case from In Win with its design inspired by the Star Wars movie franchise, with an aggressive looks. Let's see what you should expect from this new release.
Today at Tech-Reviews we are reviewing a new case from In Win, a relatively well known company who specialise in computer cases and power supplies. The X-Fighter has been produced with a certain theme in mind. And that theme is Star Wars. Now, being a fan of the films, this case immediately grabbed my attention with its futuristic design. But, it’s not all about looks, so let’s see if the interior lives up to the same standards as the exterior.
I must say I'm impressed with In Win's X-Fighter mid-tower gaming chassis. It has good cooling performance (particularly the CPU,) is quiet and has a very distinctive look with some lighting effects you won't find on any other case. I like the side panel treatment with functional louvers and red mesh accent, and I like how the front panel design seems to unify visual elements from elsewhere on the case.
You may heard of In Win Stealth Bomber as it is a fabulous PC case and today we're going to review another great case from In Win; X-Fighter. In Win X-Fighter design is based on star war epic where it has film donning hard steel, geometric lines and brilliant lightning effect. Besides that this case also leverages the interior design of Stealth Bomber where it comes with plenty of great features.
Most hard drive enclosures look like just that, hard drive enclosures. InWin took quite a different approach with the ‘NA and what they have is a hard drive enclosure that brings some style to enclosures. The ceramic plate obviously sets it apart and can act as a place to set your keys (who hasn’t misplaced their keys before?) or other items like USB flash drives.
The front of the case has three external 5.25” drive bays. Just above these are the front ports for the USB 2.0, audio, and eSata. This is also where the power and reset buttons are located. It’s arranged quite simply, but the straight-forwardness is something I have to admire in a world of cases that seem to light up in every other spot. I think some manufacturers seem to miss out on the beauty of simplicity.
The BUC Midi Tower PC Case by In-Win is not only a great looking product but it also packs quite a punch for its size with several interesting features such as four hot-swap 3.5inch drive trays, three of which can also be accessed from the outside, plenty of airflow through a total of five 120mm fans, space for graphics cards up to 30cm in length, good cable management, tool-less design and a top USB 3.0 port.
The BUC from In-Win is a great little PC case with simple styling and features that make installation nearly effortless. Carrying a price tag under $100 we found that features like hot-swap drive bays an SuperSpeed USB 3.0 make this case one that is hard to ignore when shopping for budget gaming cases. Other features make the BUC a joy to use, so read on to see what the In Win BUC is all about!
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