In Win Track Case Review

Conclusions

The In Win Track is clearly targeted to users that want a small case for building a very powerful gaming PC with up to three very long (up to 12.6” or 320 mm each) video cards. We think In Win hit bull’s eye with this case, especially because they are forecasting that it will arrive on the market for less than USD 80.

Strong Points

• Supports up to three long video cards (up to 12.6” or 320 mm each)
• 220 mm fan on the left panel
• Air filter for the front fan
• Air filter for the power supply
• Meshed 5.25” bay covers with air filters
• Tool-less mechanisms on all disk drive bays except the 2.5”
• Individual tool-less mechanisms for holding expansion cards
• Supports 2.5” hard drives or SSDs
• A huge hole in the motherboard tray for accessing the backplate of the CPU cooler
• Holes on the motherboard tray for routing and hiding cables behind the tray
• USB 3.0 port
• Hot-swap connectors for the first 3.5” hard drive
• No sharp edges where you could cut yourself while building your computer

Weak Points

• No air filter on the left panel
• No fan speed controller
• No eSATA port
• Reduced number of 5.25” and 3.5” bays (a trade-off for supporting long video cards)