In Win Griffin Case Review

Inside In Win Griffin

We were surprised to see that Griffin uses a screwless mechanism to hold both side panels (see Figure 7). In Figure 8 you have an overall view from inside Griffin while in Figure 9 you can see the case from behind the motherboard tray. The absence of holes on the motherboard tray for installing the CPU cooler backplate and routing cables reminds us that this is an entry-level case.

Figure 7: Mechanism that holds the side panel.

Figure 8: Overall look.

Figure 9: A view from behind the motherboard tray.

This case allows the installation of video cards up to 11” (28 cm) long.

Expansion cards are fastened using regular screws, which are fastened from outside the case, not from inside.

Figure 10: Overall look.

If you pay attention in Figure 10 you will see that the motherboard tray comes with the motherboard standoffs built in.