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In Win Metal Suit GunDam Case


Author:  Artiom Bell
Date:  2008.08.20
Topic:  Cases
Provider:  In Win
Manufacturer:  In Win






In Win Metal Suit - GunDam Case

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In Win Metal Suit GunDam

Introduction

First and foremost, I would like to give a special thanks to Dan Shannon as he contributed a significant amount of work and information to make this review possible.

As we all know, when your you build your own computer, the case is the first thing you see. As we also know, what may be top of the line today, may be obsolete tomorrow. The designers of the In Win Metal Suit GunDam realized this and attempted to give you a case that will stay up to date no matter how much time has passed. With the exception of the motherboard, the GunDam is completely quick release. This allows you to remove and replace hardware in seconds rather than minutes as well as clean fans that otherwise wouldn't be worth the time or effort. With two huge 120mm fans and a Dual VGA Turbo Cooling System, this case is sure to stay cool, even if overclocking is something you're into. If liquid cooling is what you are concerned about, there is also no need to worry, the GunDam is liquid cooling capable. One look at the GunDam and you will realize that this case is like no other.

 

Specifications

Case Type
  • Mid-Tower Chassis

Material

  • Aluminum Front Panel - 0.8mm Japanese Steel
Drive Bays
  • 4 - External 5.25"
  • 2 - External 3.5"
  • 5 - Internal 3.5"
Motherboard Size
  • ATX
  • Micro-ATX
Power Supply
  • ATX 12 Form Factor
  • PS2 Size
I/O Expansion Slots
  • 7 - PCI/AGP Expansion Slots
Front Input/Output Ports
  • 1 - IEEE 1394A
  • 4 - USB 2.0
  • 1 - Audio Port (HD/AC'97)
Dimensions
  • 17.2" x 9.2" x 21.8"
Thermal Solutions
  • Smart 3D UnDuct
  • 12cm Ceramic Fans at front and rear panels
  • VGA Turbo Cooling System with 8cm side ceramic fan x 2
  • Supports Liquid Cooling

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