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Publié: 2010-10-22, Auteur: Alan , review by: OCModShop
Extrait: PC Case designs have come a long way from the beige boxes from the previous century. Thanks to the modding and gaming scenes, manufacturers try to lure in new customers with sleek and innovative designs that not only allow your computer to perform its bes...
The Dragon Slayer is In Win’s first enthusiast MicroATX chassis and I have to say that they did a great job on it. In Win has made a useful, powerful and affordable mATX case for the gaming generation. It not only looks good, but performs well as well....
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Price, Design, Room to Build, Air Flow, Lots of Room For Tower Coolers and Modular PSU's, Fits the Big Cards With no Problems, Quiet, Only One LED for a Nice Dark Interior (if that's what you like),
Vulcan's Handle is a Nice Touch I Would Like to see In Win's Next mATX Gamer With a Handle
When I tried the NZXT Rogue I was impressed then NZXT came out with the Vulcan and I was blown away! The Vulcan is an amazing case I never thought there would be a contender for a mATX like the Vulcan. All of that changed when I gave the Dragon Slayer...
Greatlooking design, Good amount of cooling, Lots of dust filters, CPU backplate access and cable management holes, Support for even more fans
Not fully tooless HDD installation, No removable dust filter on the PSU mount
The InWin DragonSlayer is probably one of my top picks on the market for a MicroATX case right now. It has many features that are usually only found on high end full-ATX cases; such as the cable management system, tool-less design and CPU back-plate ac...
The In Win Dragon Slayer is a feature-rich MicroATX mini tower that is easy on the eyes, easy to work with and at $80 can be had for a very reasonable price. ...
As the test results show the Dragon Slayer certainly has proved to be a solid performer. Considering this is only a mATX casing it’s truly nice to see the results we see here. No doubt the extra cooling fans and additional vents in the casing gives it ...
ProsSize (It's small and I still like it.) Appearance Ventilation Silence Front-mount USB 3.0 port Countersunk reset button ConsExtremely bright front-panel LED Limited room The Dragon Slayer mid-tower case from In-Win is absolutely one of the best ca...
Other than a couple minor hicups, it's tough to find anything bad to say about this case. I think it boils down to whether or not you like the looks of it or not. Because if you do, there's no reason not to get this one if your getting a micro-atx moth...
Tool Free PCI lock is flimsy and unable to secure firmly, PSU Filter is Located Inside the Case, Requiring the User to Uninstall the Power Supply First Before Cleaning, The Blue Front Panel LEDs are Very Bright, gold
The InWin Dragon Slayer is a very well-crafted and very well-thought out product. It covers the bases of all the enthusiast class case needs and then some, offering it at a budget price. InWin did not even cut corners on the Dragon Slayer's shipping bo...
