Inwin case any good??

[raystorm]

does anyone have the In Win S500/300W ATX case??? is it any good? I'm interested in either that or the Enlight 7237, which I know is good.

I'm just leaning towards the In Win because I can put 2 hard drives in it (I'm getting a new but still want to keep my current one). Unless the Enlight 7237 can hold 2 hard drives... could it?? The product link I saw says the Enlight has just one internal bay for one hard drive.

Can anyone offer any advice as to which I should choose? thanks..



oh..here's the link to the In Win case..

http://direct.mwave.com/mwave/DOC/A02106.HTML

 

[nortexoid]

i like the inwin better but they're both equally ugly...and white...i hate white cases..

anyway, most people like the enlight, as far as i can tell...it's cheap and has good room and comes w/ a decent PSU...but so does the inwin
i find the A500 slightly nicer than the s500..but they're almost the same

as for the enlight case, it can hold more than 1 hdd...even if it only had 1 internal 3.5" bay, u could stick the hdd in an external one as long as it's not occupied by, say, a floppy or zip drive...(since it has two 3.5" external)..or u could stick it in a 5.25" bay w/ an adapter bracket that u can pick up for a couple bucks..or a removable hdd rack..

 

[John]

I have used a ton of the S500's and they rock. It's a solid case with lots of room, and comes with a nice powersupply.

I am not very fond of pulling off the front bezel to gain access to the inside of a 7237 case. However it will hold (2) hard drives and is built well.

 

[raystorm]

lol... I hate white cases too.. very plain.. but still ..as long as its a good quality case I try not to mind the color or outside design.

 

[raystorm]

thanks for the replies! your input is much appreciated!

 

[SnowPunk98]

Very good case I set one up for a friend a nice comptuer too.. Only thing I did not like is there was no removable mobo tray

 

[Rankor]

It's a decent modder's case. Though the Q500s are much more preferable.

You can check my specs as both systems are running Inwin cases. No frills cases but they serve their purpose well.

 

[peacefulsun]

HI, folks, does inwin-A500 with power man 300 W support P4?

I ordered this case and a motherboard bundle with TB 1.4G. But my santacruz card get some problems with this setup, now I am going to return that motherboard bundle. I really don't want to mail that case back if had choice. Anyway, I am thinking about a quiet P4 system now. so, does this case work for P4? Thanks!

 

[Huma]

the s500 is my favourite case. good cooling potential, solid construction, good psu, and cheap.

 

[DDad]

In general I like using the enlights- if you're looking at a mass build the slide rails are real handy, plus changing drives etc is a snap.
Have yet to work with a Inwin, but have yet to hear of anyone having a problem with them- and they are a little bit cheaper than the enlight (about $ 5-10)

 

[cchen]

I love the s500, it's really an awesome case. Go out and get one~!

 

[Sir Fredrick]

I can't stand having to rip off the front of those damn Enlight cases.
I've two Inwin Q500 cases and they're great, nice and roomy. Only downside is they weigh as much as I do (exaggeration).

 

[John]

The Inwin's come with drive rails also.

 

[Phoenix426]

I have the Enlight 7237 and it's a fantastic case. Plus, it can be had for around $50+ship. It has 3 3 1/2's (2 external, 1 internal) and 4 5 1/4's.
You can put 2 HDDs in the 3 1/2's w/your floppy, then you could put and couple more HDD's in the 5 1/4's with adapters if you wanted to. Plenty of space.
I would use the Enlight over the Inwin IMO.

 

[Megatomic]

I am using an Inwin S500 case right now and I love it. It is sturdy and easy to keep cool. The only problem I have with it is that I am missing one set of the 5 1/4" IDE drive rails and I can't find them for sale anywhere.