In Win 805

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...

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,...

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...

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...

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...

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...