Review: In-Win Ironclad full-tower case

[blueonblack]

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Review: In-Win Ironclad full-tower case



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(http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/frontpage/?q=node/518)By: Shane McAnally

Some companies like to impress with the appearance of their product. With others performance or quality are more important. A few others fill the budget niche with inexpensive merchandise. Every company does what it does best to attract you and I, the customer, and a few manage to get more than one of these features together. Today we

[Drum Thumper]

I think I just fell in love.

[x88x]

I like that they included that caddy to hold all the tool-less mounts. My biggest pet peeve when working with old cases is running into a tool-less mounting system that I'm sure was wonderful, but I don't have any of the mounts...so it's useless... The Antec P180 I had a while ago had a similar way of storing mounts. Let's hope that catches on with all the high-end manufacturers. :D

I also like that they put in a 2.5" bay. I've started to notice a few different manufacturers doing that.

I gotta say though, I'm not a big fan of the giant In-Win panel on the front. Is that removable?

[msmrx57]

I gotta say though, I'm not a big fan of the giant In-Win panel on the front. Is that removable?

one word - Dremel :D

[blueonblack]

I'll assume you mean "Is it designed to be removed?" :) And no, it's not. But that's why we're here now isn't it? :up:

[SXRguyinMA]

I'm liking that thing

[blueonblack]

I also completely forgot to mention that this case comes in two colors. The black edition I reviewed here, and also a Limited Edition in what looks like 8-bit digital camo:


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