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In Win Chopin Review

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The review crew at ocaholic just published a review of the In Win Chopin SFF mini-ITX chassis today. If you are in need of an itty-bitty case, this review should be of interest to you.

The Chopin from In Win is definitely amongst the smallest cases we've ever reviewed here on Ocaholic. It features simply perfect build quality and there are very nicely crafted aluminum parts as well as a solid construction. So to say, the Chopin is based on an inner and an outer shell, like many other In Win cases actually.
 
Wow, that's a tiny little build! Gives the Ncase a run for it's money!
 
Sorry, but you're basically limited to that one Noctua cpu cooler, which I've used in the past and personally consider inadequate. So its a no go for me. I'm sticking with the Silverstone ML07/FTZ01 cases, especially since I'm not prepared to give up my optical drive just yet.
 
Awww how cute it is......bet it can't run jack......how useless. Yech.....
 
Looks nice, but IMHO the lack of an expansion slot - even half height, single width would work) kills it.

If I needed something small and didn't need an expansion slot, I'd just get a NUC, Brix Dell Micro or hack an Asus Chromebox or something like that.

What's the point of building your own, if you can't really customize it with expansion anyway?
 
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