In Win launches their X-Frame 2.0 chassis

[WYP]

To celebrate the company's 30th anniversary In Win launches their X-Frame 2.0 chassis, which features three unique colour options and unique rotating stand design.



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[AlienALX]

It's the same, only different. *Love* the rotating idea.

Edit oh wow it goes vertical too ! looks gorgeous like that !

 

[The_Governour]

I wonder if some one ACTUALLY buys this.... or as most of the mods amd builds we see are review samples given by in win.

The price is just as funny as the current Nvidia Gtx 10xx prices.

 

[Warchild]

It does look nice when vertical but I think the extended legs of the base support would look too large.

That being said, I quite like this bench horizontal too. It has potential.

 

[spinthis]

All things considered, it's a very sexy chassis... and probably above my budget but one can dream.

 

[Dawelio]

Blue/white though?... Why make the blue version with white color and the red and green versions with black? :huh:

 

[AlienALX]

Blue/white though?... Why make the blue version with white color and the red and green versions with black? :huh:

Red and green will be the most popular colours because of AMD and Nvidia dude. So they have basically taken care of the white one and the blue one in one unit.

 

[Dawelio]

Red and green will be the most popular colours because of AMD and Nvidia dude. So they have basically taken care of the white one and the blue one in one unit.

Really? How so?... I haven't seen any blue/white builds lol. I'd have considered it if it had been black and blue.

 

[AlienALX]

Really? How so?... I haven't seen any blue/white builds lol. I'd have considered it if it had been black and blue.

Blue builds are not as popular dude. In fact, I had considerable trouble recently even locating some blue SATA cables.

Red and green (in that order) are the most popular really. Red is the most common. That is why MSI are still using that same red cooler I guess.

 

[Dawelio]

Blue builds are not as popular dude. In fact, I had considerable trouble recently even locating some blue SATA cables.

Red and green (in that order) are the most popular really. Red is the most common. That is why MSI are still using that same red cooler I guess.

Yeah and the most boring ones as well... Since everyone and their dog, as well every company, is doing black/red lol.

 

[AlienALX]

Yeah and the most boring ones as well... Since everyone and their dog, as well every company, is doing black/red lol.

Yup

 

[jimma47]

The blue and white looks awesome. I could transplant my gear there quite nicely.

The only thing it needs is a better PSU cabling option. The AC power goes into the front so you'd have to route it back around. I think a nice little adaptor or extension like you get on some SFF PC's would work really well. That way you can have all the cables come out the back.