Introduction

The last time I took a look at a case from In Win it was the F430 and I was really impressed with it, especially because In Win is not that well known of a brand. Well today we will be taking a look at one of their mATX cases the Alpha 360. We got a sneak peek of the Alpha 360 at CES so we were excited to test it out. If you are looking for a nice mATX case this one might be for you. Read on to check out the review.

Features

- The all new metallic-painted plastic chassis, best performed Japanese Steel metal.
- Extra vent at rear panel - 9cm auxiliary cooling fan for better system cooling.
- Folded edge - for safety installation. No sharp edges.
- Tool-less features - all drive devices, side panel, front bezel, I/O slots.
- Stamped motherboard support - no standoffs installation required, for faster installation
- Configured 6 drive bays - (2x 5.25", 4x 3.5") drive bays for expandability of future upgrade
- Optional MCE kit
- Meet RoHS, CE, FCC Class B requirement

Specifications

Case Size: MiniTower Chassis
Motherboard Form Factor: Micro-ATX
Drive Bays:
- External 5.25: 2
- External 3.5: 2
- Internal 3.5: 2
Front Ports: USB 2.0 x2, IEEE 1394 A x1, HD Audio
Power Supply: ATX 12V Form Factor, PS II Size
I/O Expansion Slots: PCI/AGP Expansion Slots x4
Dimension (HxWxD): 370x190x470 mm (14.6"x7.5"x18.5")

Packaging

The Alpha 360 comes in the standard case packaging. The front and back of the retail box is basically the same with 2 views of the case. You will find all of the features and specifications of the case on the side.

Opening up the box the Alpha 360 is protected by Styrofoam and wrapped in a plastic bag. This ensures that when it arrives it is in one piece. We all know how harsh the UPS guy can be on packages! Also included with the case is the manual.

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