IN WIN BP655.200BL Black Computer Case

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Smaller size but nonetheless utilizes full size drives, Great style on both exterior looks and uncomplicated of working on the interior. removeable drive cage, Excellent ventilation and decently quiet case fan for the money. Not actually a con but the power supply could have been larger. However,considering that INWin can't know what the purchaser is going to put in the case the 200 watt ps was in all probability a somewhat safe bet for them. Making use of for my 1st mini ITX create working with:Ausus M4A88T-I Deluxe MB( great board)AthlonII 240E Regor two.8g 45 watt CPUGSkill 4GB 1333 2x2 SO-Dimm kitLiteon DVD/CD-R burnerWD Green 750GB HD(Waiting on RMA from WD so employing an old 160 GB until it gets here)WIN 7 64 bit Pro

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This is a very good case. It is small, simple and very well made. Moreover, it is inexpensive. It is perfect to make a powerfull HTPC. I have put a core i5 in it with the stock CPU fan and it works perfectly fine. Also the fan that come with the case is very silent and powerfull.

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Has standard size energy supply so you can replace the 1 it ships with when it dies. The power supply this comes with type of sucks.. it's constantly been loud, and now immediately after about 6 months the fan is dying. The pro is that you can replace it, which is not usually the case with these tiny situations. I bought this when it was 39.99, I don't feel I'd obtain it again now that it's 49.99.

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Nice looking, incredibly quiet power supply. None. I don't know what the prior posts are talking about. Mine came with 3 SATA plugs and the power supply is quiet. The front audio connection is 1 plug, not separate wires, it will only fit in 1 location on the motherboard. The only noise coming from this case is the case fan, but it's not that loud. Used with Atom D510mo to build a low energy household server.

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extremely nice design, liked the layout not smaller, not cheaper

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The size is ideal for modest office tasks. It came with a dead power supply, seriously. When plugged in, it makes a smaller contact by way of the existing and lights up for 1 second only. Immediately after that it remains dead until plugged in again. Manufacturer Response:Dear customer, We apologize for any inconvenience that you have skilled. In order for us to assist you promptly, please kindly contact our RMA Department at 909-348-0588 X 741 or e-mail us at customerservice@in-win.com. We will present the replacement power supply to you as soon as we can. Thank you. Ideal Regards, In Win Consumer Service Team

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Little, Simple to assemble. Fan is quiet. Air Vent perfect over the motherboard CPU keeps air flowing. Nice Finish. Utilizing a Zotac Ion mobo with fanless CPU cooler. Locating a Low-cost Optical drive to match the good finish. Straightforward to assemble. What i did to make the install cleaner was that I ran the Sata Cables underneath the HD,Optical Bay carriage. This freed up some air space around the mobo as the energy supply cables take up some room. The other factor that I did was that I installed the three.five" hd so that the serial port faces toward the front of the case. when I installed toward the back I identified that it rubbed against the case cover a small. The hd bay also has some space beneath for possibly a 2.5 hd. (has the screw holes)but its about .25 of an inch too little for a different three.5 hd. But wonderful for routing the sata cables and keeping everything cool.

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1- Great Seeking2- Two fans maintain it cool, 1 case + one PSU fan, And a side window suitable above motherboard providing air flow circulation.three- X2 three.5" harddrive bay, X1 three.25" give just sufficient expansion space.4- X2 from USB + Audio in + Audio out 1- 200W PSU appears just enough for a compact office, but not very enough for a HTPC, I feel 300W would be superior.two- in my case, the PSU fan commence to clicking (very extremely noticable noise) following one month. I tried to repair it by adding lubication into fan, but the click is still there.

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Bought for a HTPC build.Put in MSI E359IA-E45 motherboard/combo. Win7, LG full size Blu-ray player. I had a 2.5" drive already so I put that to use. The drive is from a laptop so only 5400rpm but still fine for this application. Everything went in fine except I could not figure out how to mount the 2.5 drive. I even had 2.5 mounting adapters, no luck. I ended up using velcro to mount to bottom of 3.5" tray. Works and there is no vibration noises - maybe I was missing something obvious. Blu-ray drive fit fine. I had to remove the wire-tie from the power supply wires so I could manoeuvre them easier in the tight space. Power supply comes with 3 SATA and 1 molex power connections on a single rail. Side case fan seems quiet enough, but I think there is more noise from the power supply fan. I think I read somewhere else that somebody said that was easily replaceable with a better fan. I may remove the PS and replace with an external brick PS. This system requires very little power. All that said, you cannot notice the fan noise under normal viewing. Case seems sturdy enough, everything fit fine, LEDs are bright, I will be removing the HardDrive LED. The constant flashing while watching a movie is too distracting. USB headers are a block of pins as opposed to individual pins, so that was much easier when connecting to MB.I do not have a PCIe card installed, but it will only take half height cards.Overall it looks good.