IN WIN fanqua Black Computer Case

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Lets just begin with the reality that Inwin Does not get the credit it deserves at all. I had an Inwin case for 10 years now. And I have utilised it over and more than again devoid of fail. The case is great. I lastly decided to upgrade to something with far more cooling and fairly lights. And I looked at them all... But I came back to In Win Mainly because I trust them to give me 10 more years out of another case. My old case still functions. I will retain it forever. Perhaps build a common personal computer with it someday. But for now Im retiring it and upgrading to Inwin Again. The only cons so Far I can find with Inwin in common and this seems to be a subject that may possibly concern you or not. The Rear Tray for wires behind the mother board has in no way been very spacey. Even on my old case I don't even use it. But given that I have gotten pretty excellent at hiding the wires without having it, not an problem for me. I consider Inwin Could of been one of the very first corporations that came out with the no tool trays. The ones on my old case nonetheless operate. yeah they are old fashioned now but hell they operate. Inwin often underated but generally delivers. And hell I payed over one hundred dollars for my final case 10 years ago. Finding the new one particular for 75 bucks shipped not a negative deal.

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If ur'e going to overclock on air, this is the ideal case to get. Sufficient space to run dual videocards. Excellent air Flowing Case. Excellent looking case. Dropped down my MB temp by 10c-15c and CPU temp by 10C. With the simple access front and clips, you can effortlessly pull out cd drives or tricky drive case through the front of the case. A tiny difficult to screw in the tough drives but do-capable. I wanted 4 USB in the front but its not a issue. A Fan case controller for the side fan would've been good I purchased this case someplace else with the aid of google for less expensive. Other internet websites specifications says only 2 fans installed...nicely its not true. All fans as pictured on newegg are integrated and installed currently. I dont know why they would place that but if some did, still fantastic value for what i paid.

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Very good case with outstanding alternatives, excellent cost point and effectively created. Even even though there had been corners cut in the manufacturing of this case they had been in areas that are not detrimental to the overall solution. Leaving this as an additional solid providing by In-Win.In-Win has been delivering fantastic items for years and there entry into the mainstream kiddy/gaming industry is spot on with this case. My number one particular complaint about this case really has absolutely nothing to do with the case itself. The mail in rebate provide was not what I was expecting. At the time I bought this case they were supplying ten dollars back by mir. Fill out some information on-line and follow up with the mail in portion. No large deal, on the other hand to get money in the form of a check you have to take a 10% hit and lose a dollar, on the upside you do get your money a complete lot more quickly. If you want the other ten% that you had been promised upon getting this factor you will will need to be paid with a check card and wait the total 8-10 weeks.The only other real con is the three.5" bay cage is a tiny additional operate than need to have be to secure your drives in spot. The tabs for the energy provide that preserve it lined up were a bit off. And the top fan was loose, placing that back collectively was no effortless process.

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Very good sturdy situation put together well. Excellent cooling included 3x 120mm fans a single giant 220mm fan couldn't ask for much additional. I had my motherboard and all components in the case and running in 15 minutes or so. Right after switching the fan directions around(Side 220mm fan going out, back fan in, front fan in, best fan re-attached and going out) and adding filters to the inlet fans my computer is practically silent the fan speed never increases one bit even under heavy load. The screw-much less clips for DVD drives and the HDD cage perform superior enough. Just make sure like someone else mentioned that you have a magnetic screw driver to attach your HDD's. It was a nice touch to have an on off switch for the side fan LED's. Only one particular little complaint to place beneath con and really really minor just put some tint more than it and issue solved. The front power LED is quite bright like light up the entire space/makes you see spots in a dark space bright .

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Wonderful case in terms of price tag, cooling, looks and function. Lives up to the FANQUA name. Simple to operate on and in. It's a very good spending budget case with adequate fans - four total. Installation of components is uncomplicated. Almost certainly the cable management and lack of paint on the inside, it might matter if you are taking your rig to the sunday computer show. I seldom appear at the interior or worry about cable management. Would I advocate it? Yes

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The three 120mm fans along side the one particular 220mm fan make for good air cooling right out of the box.Sturdy construction.A lot of five.25" bays (which can mean 3.five" bays, if you're so inclined).Customization alternatives as far as fans. Really roomy. The front panel power/USB/LED wires are on the brief side if you're actually shooting for strict cable management.Popping out the metal frames for the 5.25" bay can be troublesome.Only one cover for the expansion slots. With an MSI P67A-G45 motherboard, i5 2500K CPU and CM Hyper 212 heatsink/fan, the setup *just* fits below the side-mounted 220mm fan.The three.5" drive cage *will* slide out of the front. Insert the HDD, set it on its side and screw away *without* a magnetic screwdriver.I employed the (inevitably) empty portion of the 5.25" cage to stick in all my excess cables.Although not a fan of modding my cases, with only 1 optical drive there is much more than enough room for at least 1 additional front 120mm fan for these who are so inclined.

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Purchased cheap with MIR. Big 220mm side fan and 3x 120mm fans with space for an additional in front bezel. Extremely silent case with wonderful styling and built in filters. The steel isn't thick so it is also light yet sturdy. Built in CPU cutout on mobo tray which was a large help when my Hyper 212+ arrived. "Tool much less" clips make set up straightforward and surprisingly secure. Led on side has a physical switch so uncomplicated on off. Merely looks flippin good and what a bargain. Cable management could be a little far better, there is really only area behind the mobo tray for the front panel (usb, power, audio) cables and I had to get creative with that. As other reviewers have stated a magnetic screwdriver would be a plus for HDD set up since its essentially a cage inside a different cage, may well take some patience. Not a lot of critiques to solidify my decision, heres 1 far more for those weary of this case. My cpu cooler is certainly huge and the 220mm fan blade in fact hit the tip of the heatpipes. The 220mm fan has lengthy mounts that push it away from the wire mesh so I basically removed the fan and trimmed 1ǚ inch off of those mounts which brought the fan closer to the wall and gave the added clearence the CPU cooler needed. Not a huge fan of modding a brand new case but again its not the cases fault it cant fit some thing so stupid big, everything else is golden.

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Exceptional case, following significantly looking finest case for the cost.+Not flimsy, has very sturdy construct.+Interior has no real sharp edges, very good manufacturing.+Fans properly placed for excellent spacing.+Front panels clip in/out very simply, with out need for opening case.+All doodads on front panel have good wiring, and lengthy, reach other finish of case immediately, and ran behind back panel for less clutter.+All paneling is really flat, no dings or scratches. Uniform paint, no drips or faded locations.+Lack of interior paint means excellent grounding, no panel shocking mobo restart concerns like seen on allot of other circumstances. This is why I particularly avoided Coolmaster instances. (Interior Paint = very good looks + grounding problems)+Virtually almost everything is modular, can remove huge fan and replace with two smaller ones if it has issues with heat-sink.+PCI clip holders look solid sufficient+Dust filters, a should for me due to the fact I have cats. Removable filter on base for PSU, and all front panels have meshin -No interior painting, but this helps with grounding, personal preference only.-five.25" bay clips appears a small weak but I don't program on a road-trip with this factor so I am not concerned. If I have issues ill just put some screws in, duh. Final program build will consist of-IN WIN Fanqua Black ATX | caseGIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD4-B3 | motherboardIntel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge | processorƒx) CORSAIR Vengeance 240-Pin SDRAM DDR3 1600 4GB | memoryMSI N460GTX Hawk Talon Attack GeForce GTX 460 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 | graphicsƒx) Seagate Barracuda ST3500413AS 500GB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s | difficult disc drivesCOOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus | heat sink & fan

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Very cool, almost 20 degrees cooler in both cpu temp and my 5770s temperature from my logisys 51. swapping drives is straightforward....Magnetic screwdriver permitting, even though other people have said not becoming able to get rid of 3 1ǘ drive cage internally is a major dilemma...JUST TAKE OFF THE five 1ǘ INCH COVERS!!! it slides proper out the front! for the price the fit and finish was great, and the door fan flows better than the 250mm unit i rigged into my old Logisys 51 case! Heres where it gets weird, when i received the case all of the door covers had fallen out and i thought it was broken, thankfully i was spared an rma and it wasn't ...Nothing to take off an egg or two for, ups can be rough on stuff in my area, also if you have a psu produced for a top psu case i recommend a 4 pin extender, mine is running under my 5770 and over the board (m785td-v evo) but i dont really feel its endangering something other than the asthetics I recommend this case, its roomy enough for me, and i run cold cathodes (the third five 1ǘ slot down had a hole in it just best for the power switch) and its only difficult to route wiring if you dont plan ahead, there is plenty of empty bays with a cd rom, the drive cage and a card reader installed to tuck them into, don't let that maintain you from this amazing case

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Buy this case on sale and you will have no regrets. Its good looking, comes loaded with very quiet fans. Was iffy about Inwin but after owning this case, I'm love. Waiting for it to go on sale again so I can buy one for my friend.Also, I spray painted the inside metal panels black and the contrast between the black and green is very attractive.

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Picked this up on sale for a new build for my brother. I tried to convince him to get a big case (much easier to work in) but he wasn't going for it. Still being relatively new to this, it was my first build in a mid tower. It was definitely more of a hassle than a big case, but not a deal breaker. A Noctua NH-U12P just barely fit (it might even be touching the side fan). Everything else fit perfectly. The 4 fans are surprisingly quiet, I was expecting them to be much louder. The HDD box(+fan) that is removable seems really cool, until you notice the tiny screws that secure the HDDs and the hole that you have to put them through to get to the screw hole (even explaining it seems silly). If it were me, I'd be bothered by the lack of cable management, but my brother doesn't care, so it might not be so bad?

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The tower is very easy to build and work with. Comes with enough fans, but the greens should actually be lit. Pretty nice tower, and for the price a pretty good deal.