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In Win Ironclad

Based on 10 reviews

Excellent:

8
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros

Great Cooling.
Distinctive look.
Good value.
Four Fans included (3120mm, 1220mm).
Quiet.
Painted interior.
Nice I/O panel.
Sturdy Build Quality.
220mm Left Side LED Fan.
Replacement Of the 220mm LED Fan with up To Six 120mm Fans.
Dual Fan Radiator Spot.
ToolLess Design.
Eight PCI Expansion Slots.
Dual eSATA.
Affordable.

Cons

Limited cable management.
No USB 3.0.
Wire management issues
No cable routing holes.

By TweakNews on February 04, 2011

In Win's IronClad chassis has a lot to recommend it. The excellent cooling performance is probably its greatest asset, and the fact that this cooling comes at a relatively low noise penalty is just icing on the cake. A roomy interior that will mount...

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By Real World Labs on January 28, 2011

Having already reviewed the Maelstrom a while back i can't say that i was impressed with the IronClad. Don't get me wrong, already knowing what to expect from a case does not mean that the IronClad is anything less than a great case, it’s...

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By The Best Case Scenario on December 17, 2010

ProsSize (bigger is better!) Appearance (it just looks tough) Ventilation (room for ten 120mm fans) Water-cooling friendly Innovative expansion card securement system ConsHard drive mounts harder to use than most Most of In-Win's cases don't...

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By Bjorn3D on December 13, 2010

The Ironclad truly is the battleship In-Win proclaims it to be. We must highlight the exquisite, matte paint job that pays attention to detail; moreover, even the motherboard mounting screws and special screws for all the fans are also black to...

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By LanOC Reviews on November 20, 2010

The standard version of the IronClad has a great appearance, while the limited edition camoflauge version is even more of a work of art. Quality can be found in every aspect, inside and out. The chassis provides plenty of room for high-end components,...

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By Bit-tech.net on November 11, 2010

Despite the Ironclad’s above average cooling, it feels as though this is a case that has been designed by tick boxes rather than with any consideration for the need or implementation of its features. A solitary dust filter in the front intake...

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By OverclockersQH on June 24, 2010

I must say even though this is the Maelstrom reskinned, the iron clad is a beautiful case with great features. In Win has a gift for making killer cases with great features and incredible, beefy, design. I have always liked In Win and when it comes...

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By Legit Reviews on June 15, 2010

Anyone looking to buy a new case should really consider the Ironclad with its low price point and excellent...

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By TechwareLabs on May 18, 2010

The Ironclad has many features that would be found in a $200 case, but only costs a fraction of that. Aside from an additional top fan, it’s really hard to fault In Win for anything. The design looks awesome. While reviewing it, I had people come...

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By ComputerPowerUser on May 14, 2010

The In Win Ironclad is a big case, but it doesn’t seem exceptionally large until you pull off the side panels and realize how much space is inside. An ATX motherboard looks almost cute in that cavernous interior....

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