InWin has today launched its new POC mini-ITX Tower PC case. This case is the latest addition to the InWin iBuildiShare series.
InWin is encouraging creativity and dexterity skills for PC builders of all ages with their iBuildiShare series of cases. These cases come in a flat-pack kit similar to Ikea furniture and allow for you to construct the case yourself. The cases make use of 0.8mm foldable SECC steel panels which are durable, lightweight and can withstand multiple bends. This format of the case reduces the number of packaging materials and weight which in turn reduces the environmental impact of the case.
The new POC Mini-ITX case is compact and features 2 vibrant designs. The first of the two designs is a black and blue design featuring triangular blue shapes across the side panel which spell out the POC name as well as a nice contrast across the case as a whole with the two colours.
The other design is much more vibrant and outlandish, mixing green and yellow. This design again features the same triangular blue shapes this time featuring yellow lettering contrasting with the green panel. This design is for those desiring something truly unique.
This Mini-ITX case comes in at 256 x 278 x 423mm (L x W x H) and can still fit plenty of hardware into its small frame. The case is capable of fitting ATX power supplies up to 160cm as well as 3.5 slot graphics cards up to 346mm long. The GPU is kept in a dedicated chamber to separate the heat from the rest of the components and is connected via the included PCI-Express 4.0 riser cable.
Mini-ITX cases are often used for their low footprint for those that travel often, InWin has taken this into consideration and included a handle on the side panel of the case for easy transport.
The POC features customisable triangular vent tabs on the side panels which allow users to customise the ventilation as they see fit. With the case comes a single InWin Luna AL120 ARGB fan which takes up the single 120mm mount in the case.
The InWin POC is available now from InWin’s web store at a price of €99.00 in both colour schemes.
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