In Win 805 Infinity

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 15 expert reviews

Excellent:

8
Good:

5
Average:

1
Bad:

1

8.6

User Score

Based on 59 reviews
as rated by users

Pros:

The Infinity mirror Two included RGB LED strips Versatile interior with plenty of cable-routing options Design
Aluminum construction Tempered glass panels USB 3.1 Type-C port

Cons:

Limited cooling support
No optical-drive options No LED fans or interior lights included No Front 5.25" Drive Bays No front dust filter Cannot use your I/O shield for your motherboard

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Last revision on August 6, 2020

Reviewers Liked

The Infinity mirror Two included RGB LED strips Versatile interior with plenty of cable-routing options Design
Aluminum construction Tempered glass panels USB 3.1 Type-C port

Reviewers Didn't Like

Limited cooling support
No optical-drive options No LED fans or interior lights included No Front 5.25" Drive Bays No front dust filter Cannot use your I/O shield for your motherboard

Expert reviews and ratings

To ensure accurate thermal results, we installed the same hardware in each case in virtually the same way. Components included the Asrock Fatal1ty 990FX Professional , Phenom II X6 1100T , Prolimatech Megahalems in passive mode (i.e. no fan actively...

By TechSpot on September 15, 2015

The In Win 805 was already a really great case, I mean who does not like an all aluminum case with tempered glass side panels? Just when you thought this case couldn't get any better In Win went ahead and added the Infinity mirror and RGB LED strips....

By ThinkComputers on February 06, 2017

The installation process was reasonably straightforward with the In Win 805. I am using this for my new build, which I have previously used a Fractal Design Define R5. For the most part, it was moderately easy to work with as far as a standard mid-tower...

By APH Networks on November 20, 2015

100

The In-Win 805 is a chassis that will please many. it is light weight, has an aluminum body and obviously the see-trough design with the tempered glass side panels really kick things into 6th gear. Design wise I have very little to complain, the...

By Guru of 3D on October 06, 2015

This conclusion can be neatly cleaved into two main parts, not necessarily two paragraphs, but two parts. How we feel about the exterior, and how we feel about the interior.Let's start with the exterior shall we. Now normally when describing the...

By Overclock3D on September 17, 2015

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By APH Networks on March 16, 2018

As for what the 805 Infinity does well, it’s really just that infinity mirror. The LEDs could be better – perhaps using a lightpipe instead of exposed strips with uneven adhesive – but it’s still good overall. The included additional RGB strip is a nice idea, but...

By GamersNexus on December 31, 2016

The loop was minimal – a 240 based radiator, a ddc pump and a cpu only loop. In testing we loaded the stock 5820K with prime and the temperature deltas quickly approached 20C. At this point we shut the test down because we were uncomfortable with the...

By xtremerigs.net on September 02, 2016

The cooling results are average, which is not ideal for a case that costs around £120 - you can buy alternatives that offer fan speed control as well as much better cooling results out of the box for the same price or less. However, the 805 has forgone...

By Bit-tech.net on February 16, 2016

Although impressive in the end what IN WIN has done with the 805 is take the classic midi tower design, remove the front 5.25" optical drive bays, place a piece of tempered glass at the front and replace the classic aluminum/metal side panels...

By NikkTech on December 03, 2015

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