Question 1

can you put two video cards in this case ?  without water cooling?

Accepted Answer

It has the room to fit 2 video card depending on your motherboard. The power supply I got was a little big( corsair HX850) so it was a tight squeeze. It sits below expansion slots and across from the bottom opening so there is little room for installation.  Water cooling, do you mean for CPU, you don't need it but if you do want water cooling it is setup behind back plate, kinda wierd setup. Only problem you might encounter is the plug for your monitor to video card which is the back plate cover of the case. Right now my back plate is hanging loose because monitor plug is sticking out so I can't close it.

Question 2

I was wondering if this was compatible with H100i?

Accepted Answer

I have a H100i on it at the moment. It works but theirs certain things to keep in mind.

First of is that because of how short the hoses are, the only way to make it reach will mean that the "corsair" logo on the cpu part will be upside down.

Secondly you will need 3 fans. Look at the picture were they have the H80i installed. See how it sits on the area of the lid that has the holes?  Well if you try this with the H100i, half of it will sit on the area with no holes making half of it useless.

So what I did Is to place 2 fans on the top part in Push/Pull. And on the bottom part just one fan in Pull (on the outside) so that it can draw air from were the 4th fan would have been.

I am running two 780ti on it. And also have a 140mm and 90mm fans inside the case.

With both lids on the case (I usually leave the back one off) running Heavens Bench and a 4.6ghz overclock I see a max temp of 61c and idle at low 40c. Prety quiet. I can probably get lower temps if I get the fans to turn faster but I havent tried it yet. Rigth now they reach 850rpm under max load.

Question 3

hi is it In Win Plus silver or Black? picture shows black but it said silver... make me confusing...

Accepted Answer

Brushed aluminum on top, bottom, front, and back, and black tinted tempered glass on the sides. It's very slick looking, but the sides attract a lot of fingerprints if you touch it a lot.

Question 4

can you add water cooling to this case for the cpu to be cooled..?

Accepted Answer

Yeah it has all the slots to be able to put a water block and add water cooling. Its a really sleek looking case. Make sure you pick up an extra long sata cable to run for your CD ROM drive. Its a bit of a stretch. And the power supply placement is really weird. But other than that is a sweet case. Lots of good features.

Question 5

The styling and (believe it or not) location of the optical drive and "front" connections are perfect for me! But I'm concerned about the air flow based on comments.  Are the two fans sufficient for cooling a power hungry video card (or two?) And processor (with Zalman heatsink & fan)?

Accepted Answer

I have the INWIN 904 (I don't know what "PLUS" means) with a 120mm inflow fan on the bottom and a 92mm outflow fan on the back. The CPU has its own air cooling with a 140mm fan and a large heat sink. Apart from that there is a 2xSLI GTX 780Ti combo inside. Video cards are idling at their normal temperature. Now under full load this setup translates into. A. Lot. Of. Heat. Still, the temperature inside the case (MOBO) and that of the CPU and GPUs is controlled well. Yes, there are cases with better airflow, no doubt about that, but the fact it's aluminum and glass actually help as especially the metal part is thermally conductive. Also of note is that I have reference video cards because I didn't want some fancy fans blowing heat inside of the case. Finally, I adjusted fan curves on the GPUs so that, when under load, they kick in a tiny bit earlier then they otherwise would. With all that, I don't smell anything burning inside and I don't have any frames dropped.

Question 6

what's the color of the aluminum structure? I'm looking for the 904 plus, which can be found on the in win website.

Accepted Answer

It's a brushed aluminum that is soft yet a nice silver shine.  It's very appealing and the smoked glass sides are nice contrast.  Only thing is it needs good heavy duty fans (it runs a bit on the hot side. Hope this helps and good luck with your rig.

Question 7

How do you connect the other 2 3.0 USBs?
Most mobos have only 1 3.0 USB header.
Haven't seen one with 2

Accepted Answer

The two 3.0 USB headers for the case are daisy chained onto only one 20-pin USB 3.0 connector. Only 1 plug needs to be connected to the MOBO. There is a picture of the computer case side/opening showing the connectors here on newegg showing the connector. Unfortunately, I built this for a family member and do not have the case with me to take a picture of the daisy chain. All ports appeared to be working. I assume it operates similar to this does: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811996045

Question 8

Where does the cd rom go, is it all the way at the bottom?

Accepted Answer

The CD-Rom is at the bottom.  You will need an extra long sata cable. Also, you will need a very specific size power supply as well. Look at the other reviews a lot of people have posted common quirks with this case.

Question 9

Is this Chasis compatible with the MSI Gaming AMD Ryzen B350 DDR4 VR Ready Motherboard?

Accepted Answer

The case will accommodate any motherboard with an ATX form factor, so yes, the MSI board is an ATX form factor board.

I will add that this case is the nicest looking case I've ever seen. Up close it is very, very impressive. It just screams "class". Contrary to what a lot of posters say, this case is not hard to build a water-cooled system on. There are tricks to doing this, but you can view some videos and get some great ideas. Don't buy the RAIJINTEK TRITON cooler as seen in one of the videos. It will crack and leak. It looks good until you see blue liquid on your Quadro video card. Don't ask me how I know.

Question 10

The LED next to the power switch it orange and the inwin logo on the front doesn't turn on, can someone tell me what is wrong or what I'm doing wrong?

Accepted Answer

When everything is connected Ok, a blue LED should be on and the front InWin logo should be illuminated in white. Next to that blue LED is a second one which I think shows the HDD activity (i.e., it goes on and off intermittently). That one is orange. I'd take a stab in the dark and say that you connected your MOBO power to HDD activity LED on the case. Check your cables.

Brand	IN WIN
Model	904.PLUS

Type	ATX Mid Tower
Color	Black
Case Material	2mm / 4mm Aluminum, Tempered Glass
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / ATX
Side Panel	with Side Window
Dust Filters	Yes

External 5.25" Drive Bays	1
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	3.5" / 2.5" SATA HDD EZ-Swap Module x 3
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	2
Expansion Slots	PCI-E / PCI / AGP Slot x 8

Fan Options	Bottom: 1 x 140mm fan Rear: 1 x 90mm fan
Radiator Options	Rear - Up to 140mm
90mm Fans	1 x 90mm rear fan (optional)
140mm Fans	1 x 140mm bottom fan (optional)
Side Air duct	No

Max GPU Length	360 mm
Max PSU Length	268 mm
Dimensions	19.3" x 7.6" x 19.3"
Weight	27.10 lbs.

IN WIN 904.PLUS Black 2mm / 4mm Aluminum, Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

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