News - In Win launches the 'Tou' glass-mirror and aluminium chassis

[Meowmatt]

1. Yup both agree on that
2. If you are paying $800 for a case - you are going to put liquid cooling in it. You can tell from the configuration with a triple top exhaust that the intention is to have a radiator installed at the top. This is a super high end case (at least on price...) for super high end systems.
3. Totally subjective to the user. I personally don't like having my system lit up like vegas. An option for it sure - but not compulsory.
4. I've seen far worse cable management than this, its not the greatest - but not the worst. This is a boutique product and in turn the function is secondary to its form.

I would never actually buy this case - just wanna that point out. But you can't knock them for trying to carve a place into an elitist market to sit alongside those who would happily spend £2000 on a GPU...

The problem is even if you put in a 360mm rad there is no where for the air to come from or go to so the temperatures wont be great. Also with a top rad you would want it to exhaust as if it intakes the thermal convection currents would be working against the fans; this fan layout would cause negative pressure making the dust problem even worse.

Regarding the lights why would you even think about buying a case with its key feature being it goes clear when you light it up if you aren't going to put lights in it....

I agree the cable management is not that bad but considering its $800 it should be perfect! Even more so because the case is clear all the way around when lit up.

[Sir_Cusfreak]

Soooo...how much for just the side panels?