Taiwanese PC hardware maker InWin announces the C200, a mid-tower ATX PC chassis designed for content creators and creative professionals wanting a simple yet sturdy case with ample space for storage devices.
First seen back at CES 2020, the C200 lacks the frills typical of PC hardware aimed at the gaming market. It is built using strong SECC steel side panels, and features large thumbscrews for the easy removal of panels. In total, the case has space for up to six 3.5-inch HDDs (customers can convert the drive cages to SSDs) and two 2.5-inch SSDs, plus two 5.25-inch drive bays ideal for ODDs or up to three front-accessible hot-swappable HDDs.
The case also offers five fan mount locations, and supports up to 240mm radiators for AIO or liquid cooling. InWin says customers can fit large air-cooling heatsinks up to 166mm tall, multiple graphics cards up to 400mm in length and PSUs up to 220mm in size. Front panel I/O includes x1 USB-C and x2 USB-A ports, plus 3.5mm headphone and microphone jacks.
InWin still has to announce when the C200 hits the market.
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