IN WIN 301: High-Performance White Tempered Glass Micro-ATX Mini-ITX Tower for Gaming Enthusiasts Review

Taken together, this is an impressively good looking case. However, I have a few issues that made the build a bit harder than it needs to be. Here are a few thoughts on the case as I assembled it: - During installation, the hard drive bay will bump into long ATX power supplies. In fact, I had to remove the cage to insert the EVGA Supernova G2. This is because one of the thumbscrew attachment points on the back is connected to the edges of the hard drive bay. For this reason, and the other…

I'm a computer engineer with 35 years of experience. I really do NOT know what the engineers were thinking when designing this case. Your big problem will be running cables and installing 2.5" drives. Some of the cable routing holes are not in the best position for today's motherboards. The cables come out close to the board and this will be a problem if you need to remove or add something to the board after the first time. Bracket for 2.5" drives. This makes it IMPOSSIBLE to connect platter…

An easy case to like, but the product manual lacks details. Of all the PC cases I've used, this one is as good as Corsair's top line. The fit and finish is very good, no sharp edges, high quality front panel cables. The tinted glass panel is easy to remove and install with a single locking mechanism that works very well. It's a small chassis, but big enough to accommodate cable management. The manual is only available for download and does not provide sufficient information on how to connect…

Let me preface this review with the specs of my newly built system: - Threadripper 1920x - ASRock Taichi M - 500GB WD Blue SSD - 4TB HDD - Windforce RTX 2080 - 32GB Corsair Vengeance 3000 - Wraith Ripper CPU Cooler - 5 x Corsair ll120 fans - Corsair Commander Node Pro - Corsair Lighting Node Pro During the assembly process I noticed several pros and cons. Pros: Excellent build quality Looks very basic Cable routing is decent HDD mounting area is well done Enough room for large CPU coolers Cons:

I bought this for a close friend and converted his computer into it. Installing was really fun. I highly recommend installing all 5 case fan options. Airflow is pretty patchy unless you use all available fan slots. Two 120 m fans on the front are used for exhaust air. They're connected to some sort of "vent" that pulls air out of the side of the case. It has two locations at the bottom for 120m air intakes and also where your main air intake filter is located. Then a 120 m long exhaust fan at…

Current system: i7-4771EVGA 1060 6GB SSC16GB DDR3-1600Win7+ Tiny but STRONG. It's made almost entirely of steel, and when fully equipped with all 5 fans, it weighs more than most of the bulkier medium towers I've come across. + Clean, understated look. There's a slight red tinge to the logo inlay and around the front panel ports, but it doesn't look like it's spitting out rainbow sorbet. 24/7+ tempered glass screen with quick release. I'm very inconsistent with my computer; It's always a "work…

I bought this case knowing it was going to be a challenge to assemble due to the unorthodox component layout, but after looking at it it really isn't so hard to work with except for data cables for two 2.5" SSDs which need to be connected before installing the PSU so there is enough space for a comfortable cable connection. There is enough space inside the motherboard tray , and it has a cutout in the roof for the CPU power connector, but it's not very convenient to use, depending on your…