Monday, May 13th 2019
In Win Launches 928 Super Tower case for $999
In Win, a known luxurious case manufacturer has launched a super tower case titled the 928. The case costs $999 and is made out of premium and high-quality materials such as aluminium and tempered glass. In Win positions this case with the aim to "Present PC's Power" using its spacious interior. For a price of almost 1000 USD, the case is made with looks first and functionality second.
The 928 is made out of three distinct pieces: an aluminium shell and two tempered glass side panels. The aluminium shell is anodized in black and is 4 mm thick. Being over 125 liters in size, the case is perfect for any oversized watercooling build and is compatible with 14' x 14', EEB, E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboard form factors. Of course, it doesn't lack RGB support - the front In Win logo is RGB illuminated, but that can be turned off if you so prefer. This case is made for extreme workstations that use Intel's Xeon W-3175X CPU, thus using ultra wide EEB motherboards like ASUS ROG Dominus Extreme.
Case specifications:
Source:
InWin Store
The 928 is made out of three distinct pieces: an aluminium shell and two tempered glass side panels. The aluminium shell is anodized in black and is 4 mm thick. Being over 125 liters in size, the case is perfect for any oversized watercooling build and is compatible with 14' x 14', EEB, E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboard form factors. Of course, it doesn't lack RGB support - the front In Win logo is RGB illuminated, but that can be turned off if you so prefer. This case is made for extreme workstations that use Intel's Xeon W-3175X CPU, thus using ultra wide EEB motherboards like ASUS ROG Dominus Extreme.
- Eight expansion slots
- VGA Card Length: 480 mm (Maximum)
- VGA Card Length: 335 mm (with GPU Holder)
- VGA Card Width: 190 mm (Maximum)
- Vertical Display VGA Card Thickness: 80 mm (Maximum)
- CPU Heatsink Height: 185 mm (Maximum)
- Front IO ports: USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C x 1, USB 3.0 x 2, HD Audio
- Two 3.5 inch and six 2.5 inch drive bays
- Air Cooling: Six 140 mm Top Fans, Three 140 mm Front Fans, and Three 140 mm Rear Fans
- Maximum Radiator thickness of 45 mm
- Supports up to Two Power Supplies, Length up to 250 mm (Including Cable Management Area)
- Dimensions(H x W x D ): 571 x 335 x 656 mm
27 Comments on In Win Launches 928 Super Tower case for $999
But at $999...Looks like a bargain.
And here I thought bigger Obsidians from Corsair were expensive...
Suppose that is a matter of taste though, I liked their H-Frame and absolutely adore the good old 909.
These are not really high quality materials now-a-days. Arent all cases made from these materials.
Alu is really expensive, especially if its 4 mm thick (Lian-Li used to use 2 mm or 1,5 mm).
Tempered glass is sorta norm, but again, not cheap either. A lot of those "glass" cases is just glass, or plastic, unless really specified as tempered glass.
Its nice case, even tho a bit expensive one.
My TT900 has THREE big, heavy slabs of 5mm TG, can hold way more fans, and has an extremely heavy duty and well made frame, and I only paid $169 for it......
Having said that, I do like that this case features an excellent number of fan placements, 2 psu's, and, FINALLY, a USB-C port on the front I/O panel (yes I know they are not the 1st, but only 1 in a few doing so right now).... at least they got these parts right :laugh:
PERFECT match with the $1,200 rgb desk, and a $1,200+ GPU! :pimp:
Nope, no inflation here...
Last time I had an aluminum case I hated it.
Every single spot that was threaded for screws stripped out.
I'd take an aluminum case for free... Not paying for another one ever again.
only steel
Alu makes case lighter, also its kinda neat when its brushed.
Unsure if 4mm thick alu makes case lighter tho. But its probably due those bend shapes.
This thing is a very expensive dust magnet if those rear fans are exhausts.