In Win 303 C Review – Mid Tower Powerhouse?

Features

Radiator space is one of the most important pieces in chassis design. More and more people are leaning towards AiO or custom loop-cooling for the boost in performance. This chassis gives the consumer access to a 120mm exhaust fan as well as two seperate 360mm radiator or fan areas. This is a huge accomplishment in mid tower production with many companies being unable to produce the possible airflow the 303C has to offer. Needless to say this is an impressive feet.We have reviewed inverted chassis in the past however we are always curious about the affect that changing standard structure will have on cable management and heat dissipation. Four quick release drive bays line either side of the construction wall. Two 2.5” bays in the viewing area and two 3.5” sockets in the cable management area to keep their bulky presence to a minimum. Our cable management area is quite spacious as well to keep those clunky cables in line. Last but not least is the RGB lighting. A four prong cable runs from the front to connect to the motherboard. Right above this is a four prong RGB attachment to allow you to attach In Win fans to the build. Literally, all you have to do is plug the fans RGB hook-up into the front connector and just like that, you have light.

Here’s a run down of the spec’s for the 303C.