Introduction
I would like to thank In Win for supplying the review sample.
In Win was founded in 1985 with a focus on manufacturing and marketing PC cases. They have come a long way since then, offering not only various enclosures for all types of users, but also power supplies and server enclosures. Their case designs have made some waves in recent months as they have released bold looking enclosure and have also catered to the female PC user with their designs.
We have the pleasure to look at the In Win Matrix chassis today. It is a mATX case intended for HTPCs and comes with a 300W 80 Plus certified power supply.
Specifications:
| Model: | In Win Matrix |
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| Case Type: | Tiny Tower Chassis |
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| Net Weight: | N/A |
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| Dimension (H*W*D): | 346 x 150 x 347 mm |
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| Material: | Steel and plastic |
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| Color: | pearl white and black |
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| Cooling System: | 60 mm fan for HDD |
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| Motherboards: | M-ATX |
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| Drive Bays: | 5.25" Drive Bay - 1 External 3.5" Drive Bay - 1 internal 3.5" Drive Bay - 1 |
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| Front I/O: | Firewire x 1, USB2.0 x 2, HD Audio |
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| Expansion Slots: | 4 |
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Packaging
The In Win Matrix comes packaged in a very compact white cardboard box. The front has an image of the chassis, while the rear holds a few more angled shots. You will also find a list of case specifications on this side. The sides of the package do not really hold any valuable information.
The case is held in place by two Styrofoam spacers. A thin plastic bag further protects the chassis from scratches and damage during transportation and unboxing.
Contents
You won't find much inside the case. A bag of screws, a very detailed manual and a power cord are shipped with the In Win Matrix.