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In Win 805 Owners Club

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#1 ·
Welcome to the In Win 805 Case Owners Club!

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Pictures all sourced from the product page.

Owners List / Build Log or picture post!
@Duality92 / Build Log
@andytom69 / Picture Post
@hiddenbanana / Picture Post
@Scorpion49 / Picture Post
@Malik / Picture Post
@Scorpion49 / Picture Post

Case presentation
805 features a see through skeleton case structure design offering versatile HDD mounting positions creating excellent flexibility. 805 supports the all-new reversible USB 3.1 Type-C to which increases your high speed data transmissions. 805 is inherited the spirit of pursuing exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designing that brings not only the visual aesthetics but also gaming performance.

Modern and simplicity appearance with see through case skeleton structure for those who want a uniquely stylish chassis with modern design. The 270 degree wide-angle visual perspective allows you to enjoy dynamic visual and gaming presentations while the system is running. In Win logo will automatically light up on the side of the case when the computer is powered on.

805 is equipped with one all-new reversible USB3.1 TYPE-C port for ultimate data speed transfers up to 10Gb/s which is twice as fast USB 3.0*. This feature saves valuable transfer time and also the USB3.1 TYPE-C is easily accessible at both ends.

The elegant and sleek 805 is constructed with high quality aluminum body surrounded by three tempered glasses with anodized stylish hairline on the top and front I/O panels. Two optional fans can be mounted at the bottom by moving HDD trays to the front to enhance airflow and achieve maximum heat dissipation.

Overall the 805 can accommodate two radiators (front and rear) to create the ultimate liquid cooling system for best cooling performance and thermal solutions. 805 supports 8 x re-usable PCI-E slots that you can build a multi-GPU system to achieve powerful gaming performances. The cool air intakes from the bottom creates efficient air flow for quick heat dissipation.

805 features include increased strengthen case stands with four shock-proof rubbers providing the 805 with steady floor or table surface gripping.


Specifications
  • Case Size: Mid Tower
  • Material: Aluminum
  • 3mm Tempered Glass
  • Internal Drive Bay: 3.5"/2.5" * 2 + 2.5" * 4
  • M/B Form Factor: ATX / Micro-ATX /Mini-ITX (Max: 12" x 10.5")
  • Power Supply: ATX 12V, PSII Size and EPS up to 220mm
  • I/O Port: USB 3.1 (TYPE-C) x 1, USB 3.0 x 1, USB 2.0 x 2, HD Audio
  • Expansion Slots: 8
  • Supports High-End Graphic Card up to 320mm (Height: 164mm)
  • CPU Heatsink up to 156mm (CPU Die Surface to Side Panel)
  • Dimension (HxWxD) 476 x 205 x 455mm (18.7"x 8" x 18") = 44.4L

Thermal Solution Support

Air Cooling
  • Front: 120/140mm Fan x 2
  • Rear: 120mm Fan x 1 (Included)
  • Bottom: 120mm Fan x 2 (Remove HDD Cage)
Water Cooling
  • Front: 120/140/240/280mm Radiator (Height up to 60mm)
  • Rear: 120mm Radiator (Height up to 35mm)
  • Bottom : Moddable to accomodate 120/240/140?

There have been rumors that you cannot install an I/O shield in this case, but OCN user @Scorpion49 shows us with a Youtube video how to do it.



Reviews
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Guru3D
Cowcotland (French)
Overclock3D
XremeRigs
... lots more

Product Page, available in Black, Red and Gold.

To be part of the owners list, please post a link to you log with the model of your case.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns on this case, I'm sure @In Win Insight would like to hear them!
 
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#13 ·
Hi,

Just wanted to join the club here..
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Still trying to finalize my build and finish the cable management.
As for overclocking.. So far I have the 4690k overclocked to 4.6Ghz @ 1.18v - 4.3Ghz Cache Ratio @ 1.16v for daily.
And I've gotten it up to 4.9Ghz @ 1.30v - 4.6 Cache Ratio @ 1.3v and still trying to dial it in for stability.

Hopefully I can wrap it up soon and get more higher quality pictures taken.
 
#14 ·
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Originally Posted by hiddenbanana View Post

Hi,

Just wanted to join the club here..
smile.gif



Still trying to finalize my build and finish the cable management.
As for overclocking.. So far I have the 4690k overclocked to 4.6Ghz @ 1.18v - 4.3Ghz Cache Ratio @ 1.16v for daily.
And I've gotten it up to 4.9Ghz @ 1.30v - 4.6 Cache Ratio @ 1.3v and still trying to dial it in for stability.

Hopefully I can wrap it up soon and get more higher quality pictures taken.
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Welcome to the club! My 4690K is horrible for OC, it only does 4.5 GHz on 1.35v
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#15 ·
sorry if I go a little off topic but I need help
I am strongly tempted to dismiss ..and I need advice
the bottom line is that my case I like but is not suitable for 2 heaters, just can not dispose of, now I have two alternatives

this my pc


1st option -all to air
to leave the air GPU and increase the extraction of hot air and nothing else, change the CPU heatsink (current liquid 240 inside the houses Corsair h110iGT) and put a 120 in the liquid Fractal Design T12 in the back where now I have a 120 in mining and sacrifice dissipation of the CPU, I remove the radiator 240 that put into the case increases the heat and just and in its place put 3 140 fans in the FP140 extraction

The second option --- liquid all, here's how

EK-D5 XRES 140 Revo PWM (includes pump) high on homes

EK30567 EK-FC Titan X - Acetal + Nickel x 2 waterblock titan / 980ti

35284 Alphacool UT60 420mm radiator copper radiator full 420 placed vertically in front with 3 fans in mining (but I doubt that it can not take the heat)

EK50046 PrimoChill Tube PRIMOFLEX Advanced LRT 10 / 13mm- WHITE white tube

EK46384 EK-ACF compression fitting 10 / 13mm - Black Elox

Mayhems Additive Pastel Ice White Nano Fluid
 
#16 ·
If you plan on watercooling with that hardware, I would have 120mm radiator in the back, 1x120mm radiator in the bottom and a 280mm radiator in the front. That would give you 240mm and 280mm. It's the most you'll be able to put. The case isn't tall enough to accomodate a 420mm radiator in the front, but you can put a 360mm with a tiny bit of modding and a 120mm in the back for 480mm.

If you follow my build log, I will be watercooling this case soon.
 
#21 ·
If you really want to add that many radiators to your build, you might as well cut a hole out the top of the case to custom mount a 360 or 420 Radiator up there.
I think you'll be fine with a 280mm in front, 120 bottom, 120 back though.. just be sure to get good static pressure fans for the radiators and good air flow fan for the other 120 bottom intake.
 
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