In Win X-Fighter Gaming Case Is Ferocious
Dig Star Wars? Need a new case for your next gaming rig? Hold your
horses, 'cause In Win looks to have just the thing. Announced this
week, the X-Fighter ATX mid-tower chassis is said to be inspired by some of the greatest vessels ever to grace the big screen, namely crafts from the heralded Star Wars series.
You'll notice a foursome of triangular feet, hard steel, silver/aluminum lines and a futuristic feel. There are also a pair of 12cm ceramic fans at the front and rear along with a VGA Turbo Cooling System with dual 8cm ceramic fans there. There's even support for a water-cooling system should you find that necessary. Crazier still is the telescopic duct that extends outward and shifts side-to-side cooling drives and extra components up top. The visual feast is topped up with a hint of mesh and loads of jutting lines.
While this is easily one of the most zany and intimidating cases we've ever seen, In Win has made sure to provide a bulked up inside as well. There is a rubberized railing system that, when attached to your components, provide a shock and vibration free experience for your ODD and HDD drives. You'll also find seven PCI/AGP slots, no need for a screwdriver, dual eSATA ports, and plenty of room for optical drives. The case is available now for right around $120.
You'll notice a foursome of triangular feet, hard steel, silver/aluminum lines and a futuristic feel. There are also a pair of 12cm ceramic fans at the front and rear along with a VGA Turbo Cooling System with dual 8cm ceramic fans there. There's even support for a water-cooling system should you find that necessary. Crazier still is the telescopic duct that extends outward and shifts side-to-side cooling drives and extra components up top. The visual feast is topped up with a hint of mesh and loads of jutting lines.
While this is easily one of the most zany and intimidating cases we've ever seen, In Win has made sure to provide a bulked up inside as well. There is a rubberized railing system that, when attached to your components, provide a shock and vibration free experience for your ODD and HDD drives. You'll also find seven PCI/AGP slots, no need for a screwdriver, dual eSATA ports, and plenty of room for optical drives. The case is available now for right around $120.
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Via: NewsWire Today | News Archive
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Comments
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That thing is dog ugly. |
Thank god I wasn't the only one thinking that. It reminds me more of a '57 Bel-Air than an X-Wing.
Are they sure they didn't accidentally base the case on Lucas's American Graffiti? |
bob_on_the_cob:
Yeah. I never liked the overly flashy cases. Like any case ibuypower has in stock for instance. |
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