InWin C200 Review - Back to the Roots for Creators 4

InWin C200 Review - Back to the Roots for Creators

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Introduction

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I would like to thank InWin for supplying the review sample.


While everyone is ditching 5.25" bays like they are lava, InWin has taken the opportunity to put a fresh spin on the traditional expansion slot layout with the InWin C200 we are reviewing today. This mid-tower case is geared specifically towards content creators and workstation users who don't want to be stuck picking from the usually boring mass market of office/B2B cases. While we have recently reviewed cases with 5.25" bays, those tend to offer the expandability more as an afterthought. The InWin C200 puts it front and center.

Specifications

InWin C200
Case Type:Mid-Tower
Material:Steel and plastic
Weight:7.6 kg, 16.25 lb
Slots:7+2
Drive Bays:2x External 5.25"
4x Internal 2.5/3.5"
2x Internal 2.5"
Motherboard
Form Factors:
12" x 11" E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX
Dimensions:470 x 230 x 518.5 mm
Front Door/Cover:N/A
Front Fans:3x 120 mm (optional)
Rear Fans:1x 120 mm (optional)
Top Fans:2x 120 mm (optional)
Bottom Fans:N/A
Side Fans:N/A
I/O:1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C
2x USB 3.0
1x Headphone
1x Microphone
Fan/LED Controller:N/A
Compatibility:CPU Cooler: 166 mm
GPU: 400 mm
PSU: 220 mm

Packaging


The InWin C200 ships in a plain, but extremely sturdy brown cardboard box. Unlike most enclosures, it ships laying on its side with the model branding on two opposite sides, and the specifications and color within on the other two panels of the package.


Eight sturdy Styrofoam corner pieces hold the chassis in place, while a plastic bag adds another layer of protection from fingerprints and light scratches.

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