In Win H-Frame Case

[HardOCP News]

There is a review of the In Win H-Frame case posted at Hardware Secrets today. If you are in need of a new enclosure, this might be the one for you.

The In Win H-Frame is one of the most unique computer cases ever released, with an open-frame concept comprised of 11 aluminum stacked sheets. Check it out. While its side panels are solid, the front, top, rear, and bottom panels are opened allowing maximum air flow. The problem with this concept is that the internals of your computer are not protected against dust.

 

[Cruiza]

Good thing they didn't even install any hardware in the case...

 

[BloodyIron]

Yet another inwin case I do not want.

 

[Dan_D]

I'll give them props for doing something different. But physical design aside those colors are horrible to look at.

 

[Klrgoten]

pretty unique idea imo

 

[MR._PUNKINHEAD]

It may be H, but it's not [H]!

"Open-frame concept" makes me want to line it in on the inside with SS mesh or "modders mesh."

 

[tikiman2012]

Wasn't there an [H] member that built a case with a very similar design concept?

 

[Cbshahji]

i was planning on buying this when in-win first posted on their site, but if they had those HDD's hot swapable i would have bought it. and yes colors are just awaful, black and white would have been great, or even black and red i would have gone for it.

 

[dcds1]

That design screams for a 140 radiator up front and a 140 mm radiator on top. I do have to agree that black with the aluminum and gold would of looked alot better.

 

[Cruiza]

Wasn't there an [H] member that built a case with a very similar design concept?

Yes, I recognized the similarities right away, too. I'm sure it was here and/or bit-tech that I saw it.

 

[jime]

Now that's thinking outside the box, not that I'd buy it though.


jime

 

[WorldExclusive]

I liked it when it was first revealed also.
But long term the case is impractical.

For $400, a CaseLabs case will last until ATX is no more.