On April 30, In Win released its PRISM mid-tower computer case. The new case costs about $150 and features mirror glass panels that change how they look. These panels reflect light when your computer is dark. They become see-through when you turn on the lights inside, showing off your parts. The design takes ideas from the company's earlier Tou case made in 2013.
The case works with many cooling options. Users can put three 120mm or 140mm fans up front, three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans on top, and one 120mm fan at the back. It fits large cooling systems up to 360mm long on the front and side areas. Four VX120 fans come with the case for good airflow right away.
Inside, the PRISM holds two 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch storage drives. It has seven slots for extra parts and room for graphics cards up to 435mm long. CPU coolers can reach 175mm tall. The case works with several motherboard sizes - ATX, MicroATX, and Mini-ITX. It measures 275mm wide, 530mm deep, and 500mm tall. The whole case weighs 10.01kg.
The case works with many cooling options. Users can put three 120mm or 140mm fans up front, three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans on top, and one 120mm fan at the back. It fits large cooling systems up to 360mm long on the front and side areas. Four VX120 fans come with the case for good airflow right away.
Inside, the PRISM holds two 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch storage drives. It has seven slots for extra parts and room for graphics cards up to 435mm long. CPU coolers can reach 175mm tall. The case works with several motherboard sizes - ATX, MicroATX, and Mini-ITX. It measures 275mm wide, 530mm deep, and 500mm tall. The whole case weighs 10.01kg.
