IN WIN Dragon Slayer Black 0.6mm SECC MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case

Pros: - I Love the fact that you can put full length video cards in this case.
- Case is awesome to look.
- Low cost for all features.

Cons: - USB 3.0 should be with header.
- Tooless design for video cards not very good.
- Color of fans not my fav, but whatever getting new ones.
- 90mm rear exhaust.

Other Thoughts: Overall love this case exactly what I wanted.

Pros: Case is very roomy with plenty of options for routing cables. Sturdy construction with plenty of fans. Room for even more fans. Excellent ventilation. Good price.

Cons: None that I can see.

Other Thoughts: This was my first case from In Win, very pleased by it's construction quality.

Pros: Lots of room for a micro atx case
enough cooling that i was able to hit 4.6 on my i7 3770k without overheating
big enough for full size graphics cards

Cons: gets pretty dusty inside, but it may just be because of my fans

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this case to anyone that wants full size gaming performance in a small package

Pros: Excellent construction, good details, great airflow. Screws are painted, inside appears to be powder coated.

Cons: Only two negatives: after a year, it's collected a metric crapton of dust. I clean my filters periodically, but the dust is plainly visible from the outside of the case.

Also, yowza, is that logo bright! I recommend either unplugging it or throwing a switch or pot on it if you plan on sleeping in the same time zone.

Pros: I was looking for a well-built case for a business customer that was compact, stylish, and not cheaply constructed. I'm actually surprised at how difficult it is to find a really good Micro-ATX case that doesn't seem flimsy or look all 'gamerfied' with windows and lights.

This case completely fit the bill. The metal design is sharp looking, but still wholly appropriate for a business client, yet I would use one for a gaming rig. It is by no means the cheapest case you can get, but after watching many $30-$50 cases not stand up very well to the abuses office employees can surprisingly throw at them I settled on stepping the case up a level. Everything from the internal build quality to the external aesthetics of this case are outstanding. I very much suspect that this will be a case I can upgrade for this client, instead of tossing like I have had to with so many past builds.

Of particular note is the built in SSD housing - this little piece of engineering is a phenomenal and welcome addition. But, the whole inside is intelligently laid out and not at all cramped to work in. Cable management is also well integrated.

Cons: Could be cheaper, but you certainly are getting what you pay for in this case.

Oh, and I HATE the large, lit, IN WIN logo on the front. If there was one, and only one, thing I could change about this case it would be this. It almost ruins what is otherwise a flawless aesthetic (and, it would absolutely prevent me from ever using this in a build for myself).

Other Thoughts: Looking to purchase another for a 2nd build as of the writing of this review!

Pros: -Great Look
-Spacious for a mATX/mini tower
-Great silent cooling
-Awesome Cable management

Cons: -Bottom bay can either hold 2 hard drives or 2 optical drives, but not one of each...

Other Thoughts: Very pleased with my purchase, highly recommended!

Pros: style, style, style... everthing fits, a little snug but it fits and its very sturdy, quality material. Inwin makes quality cases. Did I say this thing has style?

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: just a quality case

Pros: Has design features of a full-sized, enthusiast-grade case, but in a Micro ATX form factor, such as a bottom mount, bottom draw power supply, removable right-side panel with room for running wires, plenty of options for fan configurations, and a beautiful visual design. In Win was clearly aware of issues such as room for a large GPU, options for hard drive configurations, and an SSD mount.

Cons: The USB 3.0-to-2.0 cable isn't my preferred way to go, especially since the motherboard I just bought has a 3.0 header. It at least runs well through the rear wire management/coolant hose grommet, so I'm happy with that. The hard drive cage option limits you to one optical bay, but I am pleased to see the designers take that kind of design leap, and it works beautifully.

Other Thoughts: I bought a set of matching Apevia fans; clear red fan, red LEDs, black frame. I got 4 120mm for the door, 2 140mm for the top and front, and an 80mm for the hard drive rack. It looks gorgeous. They don't make that style in a 90/92 mm, or else I would've replaced the rear fan as well, but you can't tell that it's lime green when it's dark and the fans are lit. Nice job, In Win!

Pros: Great case, lightweight but durable construction.

Extremely easy to get to the most cramped corners when installing components

Cons: Rubber grommets on the removable side seem to fall out from time to time, they did not give me any extra for when I lose one or two

Pros: The bay covers snap in and out nicely and easily. Fans are numerous and quiet. Grommet covered through holes in back for cables.

Cons: From this perspective it is a disappointing case. Drive bays are minimal and pointed in the wrong direction. In addition, the floppy bay won't hold a hard disk because the sheet metal isn't folded to allow sufficient room. Fans are all 4 pin molex connectors. All in all, the design is 1990's and needs updated.

Other Thoughts: It's a case.