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In-Win 901 (mITX Case) discussion.

Gandhalfman_
By Gandhalfman_
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Hello everybody ,

 

 

I would like to discuss and see people's opinion on the In-Win 901 case.

 

What do you think of the whole aluminium chasis and glass side panel?

 

 

 

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Figuire 1. Taken from the offical website.

 

 

 

 

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I think it would make for a good kitchen pc and look nice in a very modern home.

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It's definitely unique. Normally I would say it's up to the individual whether or not it looks good, but because you're asking for those opinions, I think it looks good. Normally I hate extreme minimalism when it comes to design, but sometimes it's pulled off in a clever manner, and I think In-Win did just that. Helps that it's not a bad performer, either.

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I think 24.22 l is to big for an mITX chassi. It's not very well layed out. But it looks clean. I still prefer the Hadron. (15l. So little more than half the size.)(Hate it'S PSU tho.) 

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