InWin has launched its 11th gen Signature PC case

InWin, renowned for its innovative and unique-looking PC cases, has just unveiled its latest creation: the Infinite. This limited edition chassis from InWin's Signature Series redefines what's possible with PC case design, featuring a 180-degree curved glass panel and a host of premium features.

First teased at Computex earlier this year, the Infinite is a testament to InWin's philosophy. In this case, the first thing that stands out is the curved glass panel, which wraps around the chassis in an arc. The glass itself is 6mm thick and chemically strengthened for enhanced durability. It's then coated with a protective layer to resist scratches and damage. The aluminium frame that houses the PC components is equally impressive, featuring a counter-fold that aligns with the curved glass.

The Infinite is packed with features that enhance both functionality and aesthetics. A motorised hinge connects the chassis to a hand-forged aluminium base, allowing the entire structure to rotate from vertical to horizontal with the push of a button. This mechanism provides easy access to the interior and allows the system to be showcased from different angles. Integrated edge lighting enhances its visuals through a glow on the curved glass.

Cooling is also a priority, supporting up to three 120mm intake fans on the front, a 120mm fan on the rear, and a semi-open frame design. CPU tower coolers can be up to 180mm tall. Alternatively, there's space for a 360mm radiator (up to 65mm thick). Moreover, you can mount GPUs up to 370mm in length, Mini-ITX to E-ATX motherboards (305x330mm), a 250mm long PSU, and two 2.5-inch drives. Lastly, the front I/O includes a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2×2, 2x USB-A 3.2, and a HD-Audio port.

As a limited-edition chassis from InWin's Signature Series, each sample is individually numbered, emphasising its exclusivity and collectable status. This case is now available for a whopping €6,776.

KitGuru says: It's clear this isn't a PC case for everyone, especially looking at its pricing. However, those looking to spend that much money on a case can rest assured that you'll have an extremely rare product.

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