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Antec P182 Computer Case Apex MW-107 mITX Computer Case AZZA Spartan 102 Computer Case BitFenix Merc Alpha Computer Case BitFenix Pandora Window Computer Case BitFenix Shinobi Window Computer Case Cooler Master 690 II Advanced NVIDIA Edition Compute...
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Ever since IN WIN released the X-Frame a few years back, they found a new path to standing out in the chassis market. It was a year or two later that we found out that IN WIN was no longer looking into designing and making the typical steel cases like the...
IN WIN has delivered a mid-tower chassis that changes the way everyone should look at more mundane solutions out there. This case is sleek to look at, has terrific finishes and touches that make it fell high-end, and does all of this without taking up a...
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The In Win 805 is the latest mid-tower for ATX motherboards from the taiwanese company. Made of brushed aluminum and tempered glass, this case offers space for watercooling solutions with radiators measuring up to 280mm as well as one high-end graphics ca...
The In Win 805 is a midtower designed for those who wish to have a stylish case built from premium materials Despite initial concerns about the airflow we found, that thanks to the enormous vent area in the lower part of the case, this aspect is no proble...
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We've finally had the chance to put one of In Win's latest chassis, the 805, through its paces in our lab and it seems the company has been up to its tricks again of creating a stunninglooking case. The 805 is now just one in a long line of suprisingly p...
The cooling results are average, which is not ideal for a case that costs around £120 - you can buy alternatives that offer fan speed control as well as much better cooling results out of the box for the same price or less. However, the 805 has forgone a...
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If you have been following our reviews for a while, you will know Fractal Design's Define series of computer cases are some of the highest scoring products here at APH Networks -- and having personally reviewed every model in the lineup, sans the original...
The installation process was reasonably straightforward with the In Win 805. I am using this for my new build, which I have previously used a Fractal Design Define R5. For the most part, it was moderately easy to work with as far as a standard mid-tower i...
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The last In Win case that I tested ( In Win D-Frame Mini ) I personally thought was brilliant hence the Silver award and I have been looking forward to taking a look at an In Win case ever since. Well that wait is now over as today I will be taking a look...
The In Win 805 is best described as a flawed Gem; while the design is striking and the engineering is impressive, the compromised design has resulted in a rather unusual cooling setup, one that will require the buyer to invest more money to get their per...
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In Win, the modern masters of chassis design, are back once again. Today we'll be taking a look at the In Win 805, a slightly more accessible product for the masses that takes many of the style points of the premium ranges that In Win offer. We've been bl...
Flawless build quality, Glass front and side panels, Great for showing off your hardware, Hexagon pattern front panel, Water cooling support, LED In Win Logo, USB 3.1 TypeC, Four 2.5″ drive mounts, Movable 3.5″ drive mounts, Cable routing, Cons, None, “Th...
Pricing The In Win 805 isn't especially cheap, but when you consider the extravagant prices of some of the other In Win models, as well as factoring in that you're buying a chassis that features premium materials such as aluminium and a lot of beautifull...
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In Win's 805 was already a great case with its aluminum design, tempered glass side panels, and elegant look. In Win was not done with the 805 however, they wanted to add something very unique to it. That something came in the form of an infinity mirror o...
The Infinity mirror, Two included RGB LED strips, Tempered glass side panels, Aluminum construction, Easy to build in...
Limited cooling support...
The In Win 805 was already a really great case, I mean who does not like an all aluminum case with tempered glass side panels? Just when you thought this case couldn't get any better In Win went ahead and added the Infinity mirror and RGB LED strips. The...
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The loop was minimal – a 240 based radiator, a ddc pump and a cpu only loop. In testing we loaded the stock 5820K with prime and the temperature deltas quickly approached 20C. At this point we shut the test down because we were uncomfortable with the temp...
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funkykit.com Updated:
2018-03-26 07:08:45
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This is the review of the In Win 805 Infinity Mid-Tower Chassis. Special thanks to In Win for providing the 850 Infinity chassis which will form part of the prizes for our Mod-My-Box™ 2016 modding competition.Back in the early days of PC computing, comput...
Good build quality, Tempered glass, Lots of cooling options, USB 3.1 (Type-C), Unique mirror effect with RGB lighting...
None I can think of, Final Words, If you're an enthusiast and love to show off your hardware in a midi tower, then the In Win 805 Infinity is for you. With tempered glass on both sides, a unique mirror effect with RGB lighting, USB 3.1 (Type-C) on the fr...
If you're an enthusiast and love to show off your hardware in a midi tower, then the In Win 805 Infinity is for you. With tempered glass on both sides, a unique mirror effect with RGB lighting, USB 3.1 (Type-C) on the front panel, and masses mount of cool...
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3dGameMan.com Updated:
2018-03-26 07:08:45
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There's currently nothing on the market that compares to the In Win 805 Case in the looks department. Having an aluminum top, tempered glass side and front panels all around, it definitely stands out. It's not all about the looks though as it fits lots of...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2018-03-26 07:08:45
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Next, you'll want to consider cost. You can land any old basic case for $20, of course, but if you want something striking , the prices can vary wildly. You can find some sharp-looking cases well under $50, or, if you're willing to entertain the idea of s...
Attractive glass-and-aluminum design, Versatile interior with plenty of cable-routing options...
No optical-drive options, Room for just two 3.5-inch drives, No LED fans or interior lights included, Glass sides require extra caution when building or cleaning...
The aluminum-and-glass 805 is an attractive, versatile chassis that can be a stunning showpiece for your PC parts if you're meticulous with cable routing. Caveats: no optical drive, and take care when handling the glass sides, especially if you have a gl...
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Three great things happened this week, first i started and finished the highly anticipated Call Of Duty Black Ops III (3 very well-known actors participate in this game btw), managed to finalize the details of our largest Christmas Mega Giveaway to date (...
Excellent Build Quality (Aluminum Chassis With Tampered Glass), Design (Tampered Glass & LEDs), Spacious Interior, Room For Up To 6 2.5/3.5” Drives, Removable Drive Cage (Can Be Mounted Vertically), Space For Up To 5 Fans And/or Two 120/280mm Radiators, F...
Price (For Some), No Front 5.25" Drive Bays, Airflow Levels...
Although impressive in the end what IN WIN has done with the 805 is take the classic midi tower design, remove the front 5.25" optical drive bays, place a piece of tampered glass at the front and replace the classic aluminum/metal side panels with ones ma...
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In Win certainly isn't a new-comer to the computer case industry. In fact, in the last few years In Win has been turning out some very unique cases. The D-Frame, the S-Frame, the Tau, and the H-Tower are among the most over the top computer cases that In...
Aluminum construction, Tempered glass panels, Removable fan/radiator bracket, Sturdy magnetic dust filter (bottom), Adequate interior space, Movable/removable 3.5″ cage, SSD trays on motherboard tray, USB 3.1 Type C included...
Wire routing space a little cramped, Small air space behind front panel, Involved dis-assembly process, No option for bottom intake for PSU, No front dust filter...
All things considered, I quite liked working in the In Win 805. It was solidly built, had enough space to work with, and had a few features to make installing a custom waterloop pretty enjoyable. There are a few things that I would like to have seen, such...
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The IN WIN 805 is a see-through skeleton case structure; maybe easiest comparable look wise with them flashy full acrylic cases from a decade back. A see-through case is a challenge for any case modder as the cable management has to be top notch, this of...
Build quality and design, Tempered glass panels, Storage versatility, Hardware compatibility, Watercooling support, iEAR Headphone hanger...
Only one fan included, No reset button...
From the first moment we spotted these new IN WIN cases at the Computex 2015 show in Taipei we already knew these cases would stand out from the designs of the other represented vendors. The used tempered glass plates make this IN WIN 805 so gracious that...
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In-Win 805 ATX PC Chassis With ATX See-Through Skeleton DesignIn this article we take a look at the all new 805 ATX PC chassis from In-Win. The 805 PC Chassis is a product series that is designed for ease of use and terrific looks as the side panels and t...
The In-Win 805 is a chassis that will please many. it is light weight, has an aluminum body and obviously the see-trough design with the tempered glass side panels really kick things into 6th gear. Design wise I have very little to complain, the chassis...
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Welcome back to another ExtremeRigs case review. Today we will be looking at In Win's gorgeous 805 case. First off a big thanks to In Win for sending the case.The 805 is a ATX/eATX mid tower case. Recently In Win have been doing some really cool things wi...
the 805 is a great case for those looking for something stylish and who aren't worried about cooling or of course the price. The magnitude of the thermal problem is really why it dropped to a bronze award...
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It's fair to say that the Inwin 805 is a bit different. Not so much in that it's predominantly Aluminium as opposed to Steel, more that instead of traditional metal panels and plastic trim sections, it has 3mm thick tempered glass. Yes, you read that righ...
This conclusion can be neatly cleaved into two main parts, not necessarily two paragraphs, but two parts. How we feel about the exterior, and how we feel about the interior.Let's start with the exterior shall we. Now normally when describing the exterio...
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In Win is a company we've known for some really crazy PC case designs. They show off a special edition case every year at Computex and this year was no different. Many of their cases have features glass panels like the S-Frame or D-Frame, but these cases...
Glass panels, Aluminum construction makes it light, USB 3.1 Type-C port, Easy installation, Removable fan bracket...
Cooling could be an issue for some, Cannot use your I/O shield for your motherboard...
Besides looking great the case is quite easy to build in. I did not run into any issues with installation really. The removable fan bracket at the front makes it very easy to install a radiator or fans outside of the case. I also like that In Win included...
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In all my years of testing hardware, relatively few products have been truly exciting to me. For computer cases, Thermaltake's Level 10 and Mozart TX always come to mind, as does Silverstone's Raven RV01 for being so unique and intriguing at the time. A...
The 805's tempered glass, smooth aluminum and honeycomb cutouts are a special sight, especially for $200 or less.
Between its limited ventilation and single 120mm exhaust, you'll probably want to upgrade the 805's stock cooling.
To ensure accurate thermal results, we installed the same hardware in each case in virtually the same way. Components included the Asrock Fatal1ty 990FX Professional , Phenom II X6 1100T , Prolimatech Megahalems in passive mode (i.e. no fan actively dispe...
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It seems like every year In Win finds unexpected ways to impress the public, if it's not with world class chassis designs that no other case manufacture would even dare to think of designing, it's being the first company to make the move to tempered glass...
Once again In Win left us impressed with the 805 chassis, it's everything they said it would be, it's one beautiful chassis that's also very well made.On the plus side, having both side panels as well as the front panel made from tempered glass is outstan...
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In Win 805 Review | We have to hand it to In Win – the company has made one of the biggest turnarounds we've seen in the PC industry, leaving its average, plasticladen products behind and producing some of the bestlooking cases we've ever seen. Its new 80...
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