In Win GT1 Case Review

The Front Panel

The In Win GT1 was designed with airflow in mind, as its front panel is completely meshed. There are three external 5.25” bays with meshed covers; however, they don’t have air filters.

Figure 4: Front panel

The case comes with one USB 3.0 port, two USB 2.0 ports, and the traditional audio jacks located on the top portion of the front panel. The USB 3.0 port uses an internal connector. We don’t understand why this case doesn’t have two USB 3.0 ports instead of one. The case also has a two-speed, single-channel fan controller, located on its top panel. This controller uses standard peripheral power connectors, so if you install additional fans with a three-pin fan power connector, you will need to use adapters in order to connect the fans to the controller.

Figure 5: Buttons and connectors

The front panel comes with a 120 mm fan installed, which is attached to the case using a mechanism that doesn’t require the use of screws or tools. No technical specifications for this fan are provided. This fan comes with an air filter, but there is no air filter for the optional second 120 mm fan that can be installed.

Figure 6: Front fan