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February 2011
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Build Quality, Design, Room For Up To Six 3.5' Disk Drives, 5 PreInstalled Fans (4x120mm/1x220mm), Room For Up To 11x120mm Fans, Top 240mm Radiator Space, Cable Management Space, USB 3.0 Ports, 8 Expansion Slots, 3 Years Warranty, Price (For Some)
Based On The Same Chassis As The IronClad/Maelstrom
At the end of the day the In Win Dragon Rider has left us with mixed feelings. You see on one hand we have the entire chassis design which is more or less the same as the IronClad and the Maelstrom and although i see nothing wrong with that i d...
toolless design makes for a happy Wolfie, lots of places for fannage, two USB 3.0 ports on top, two eSATA ports on top, PSU can mount either facing up or down, most included fans either don't have LEDs or can switch them off,
average to poor fan filtration, cable routing behind the mainboard tray is hard with a fan in the way, only two USB ports that use the mainboard headers,
Inwin's new Dragon Rider case ended up being quite a decent full tower case in the opinion of yours truly. It's pretty good looking, has lots of features going for it, and isn't too awfully expensive. And anything that didn't attempt the obvious tie in...
The Dragon Rider by IN WIN has turned out to be 98% of what the hype says it is. This case is easy to build and looks awesome. I really like the size and air flow in the case and in practice I found that it did live up to the expectation and it kept m...
Resumen: The Dragon Rider glides into a market filled with enthusiast, full tower cases. Components have been getting bigger, badder and hotter over the past year. It is only fitting that the enclosures adapt as well! For those running a "fire breathing" machin...
Resumen: As a company, In Win has been around since 1986, and they sell computer cases, power supplies, and digital storage devices. And we are looking at the new Dragon Rider, Full Tower case. This case is from their Destiny-Extreme series, which is ai...
The In Win Dragon Slayer is a monster of a case, one could say spacious enough to fit several dragons and their riders! *cough* Yet, we wouldn't expect any less from a full size tower. In Win give that full size a new look with its dragon armor stylin...
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Publicación: 2011-02-22, Autor: Jake , crítica de: pureoverclock.com
IN WIN has taken some of the design features from their Slayer and Maelstrom cases, refined them, and then added additional features, creating the new Dragon Rider chassis. The newly-designed expansion card locks is one of the few tool-free designs tha...
Cool looks! In Win logo lights up, Plenty of space for large mainboards, graphic cards and CPU coolers, Includes 3x 120 mm fans, Large 250 mm side fan included, Can hold up to five additional 120 mm fans if you want to sacrifice the 250 mm one, Perfect s
Cable management possible, but no good way to hide them, Hard drives have to be installed with connectors facing mesh side panel, Not the quietest case out there, Inability to control CPU area cooling fan, I/O and case cables are of default color, Basical
In Win - manufacturer of detailed designed cases. They have done it again with the Dragon Rider: extremely cool looks combined with a very potent and more importantly well implemented feature set. Loads of cooling, excellent screw-less systems plenty o...
Plenty of cooling included and for expansion, CPU backplate cooling fan, Easy to install, Looks great
Expensive
Overall the In Win Dragon Rider is a great case which has a lot of advanced features. I particularly liked the cooling fan for the CPU which was installed on the right side panel. It also has a lot of cooling features, not only included, but for expans...
In the end, we run into two areas in computer cases: form and function. The trick is to maximize each, and the case that does that will be a winner. In-Win has a long list of successes in my opinion, and I have to add the Dragon Rider to that list. I...
