News InWin shows off its upcoming Prism and Shift PC cases, and unique cooling fans at CES 2025

[Admin]

With these new offerings, InWin aims to please a plethora of users looking for a good PC case and lots of simple cooling

InWin shows off its upcoming Prism and Shift PC cases, and unique cooling fans at CES 2025 : Read more

 

[thestryker]

I love that InWin hasn't lost that flare of ridiculous in their case design. The prism seems like a cross between ridiculous and functional since it still has the mesh front (and top panel) for proper cooling. I came close to getting their ModFree case when putting my new system together, but there wasn't a good way to mount two AIOs without utilizing side mounting which would make it too wide for me.

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

I like open "cases" (maybe I should use "frames" instead), especially for easy part swaps & easy airflow. But if I recall, it's also louder necessarily without having some sound reduction from "walls" around it. So I'd be okay with the Shift case for a testbed, but I don't think I'd made it my permanent desktop replacement.

 

[RaiderB0t]

Some engineer was clearly out eating when he came up with the design for the "Shift" as it absolutely looks like a de-feathered chicken standing upright on its hind legs. Perhaps the power button could include a Bok! Bok! Bok! sound effect as well. 🤣