A closer look at the In Win S-Frame chassis

[HEXUS]

Perhaps the coolest thing at the Computex show.

Watch the show..

[Noxvayl]

Really good looking and interesting design for a case but I'll never own something like that, too much dust.

[Brian224]

Really good looking and interesting design for a case but I'll never own something like that, too much dust.

Try using a PC in a room with two parrots

[Noxvayl]

You'd need the frame to be scratch resistant as well as closed if you allow them out their cages.

[Attila the Bun]

This isn't an case, this is a bit on scrap ali' they found in a skip. Polished it a bit...et voila...S Frame.

[rootminus1]

Call me crazy but I think it looks amazing... utterly impractical unless it resides in room pumped with filtered air, but fantastic looking.
Then again, in such limited numbers it is just a proof of concept, the PC equivalent to the Caterham AeroSeven or the Mazda Furai, pretty sure the InWin won't burst into flames though

[Xlucine]

You'll need a big desk, you can't get away with putting that on the floor.

[Strawb77]

Really good looking and interesting design for a case but I'll never own something like that, too much dust.

ever heard of the `stack` effect?
keeps my d-frame virtually dust free.
it`s not too onerous to give it a squirt with an air duster once every three months or so either.
only time dust really starts to settle is when it`s powered off.
so i cover it.

i can remember back to the 80`s/90`s when they had keyboard covers, etc,etc.
it was de-rigueur back then to have covers on just about everything.
try finding case covers nowadays [apart from the cosmos, which i believe comes with a velvet bag].