InWin Dragon Slayer Case Review - PAGE 1

Hienrich Jager - Thursday, April 14th, 2011 Like +my favourites

In-Win Development Inc. Is a Taiwan-based manufacturer of professional computer cases, power supplies, and digital storage devices since 1985. They began as a server and rack-mount manufacturing company where they developed their image as a solid provider of high-quality and easy-to-assemble computer cases that were often used in government, education, and corporate business sectors.

In 2009, they applied their technical expertise to high-end gaming cases and power supplies targetting LAN party aficionados and core gamers.

Today I will be covering their m-ATX case, the Dragon Slayer. This is an ultra-lightweight and small portable case designed for the LAN gamer, with enough room inside to fit full length video cards and current generation SSD hard drives.

Specifications
Material	Electrogalvanized, cold-rolled Steel sheets; 0.6mm Thickness
I/O Ports	USB 2.0 x 2, USB 3.0 x 1,Mic x 1, Headphones/Mic x 1 e-SATA x 1
Dimensions (W x H x D)	196 x 426 x 430 mm 7.7" x 16.8" x 16.9" inches
Weight	5.72 kg / 12.61 lbs
Supported Motherboard form-factor	mATX, FlexATX, BABY AT
5.25" Drive Bays	1 dedicated 2 converted from 3.5" slots
3.5" Drive Bays	3 Internal
2.5" Drive Bays	1 Internal
Expansion Slots	5
CPU HS/FAN Clearance	134.5mm (with fan) 159.5mm (without fan)
GPU Capacity	Supports 2 Full-length Cards (32cm / 12.6 inch Length)
Included Fans	FRONT: 1 x 140mm, 1 x 80mm REAR: 1 x 90mm TOP: 1 x 140mm
Water Cooling	3 x Rubber Gromet Pass-through Holes For an external Radiator