In Win officially launches the Z-Tower Signature Edition PC Chassis featuring a unique open-chassis design of pure architectural art constructed with 5cm thick aluminium alloy.
In Win officially launches the Z-Tower Signature Edition PC Chassis featuring a unique open-chassis design of pure architectural art constructed with 5cm thick aluminium alloy.
First introduced at the COMPUTEX 2018 convention, the InWin Z-Tower is In Win Technology’s 8th generation Signature chassis. Today, In Win officially launches the Z-Tower Signature Edition PC Chassis featuring a unique open-chassis design of pure architectural art. The InWin Z-Tower uses a hand-crafted construction method featuring the highest-quality materials available. The Z-Tower chassis is constructed with 5cm thick polished aluminium alloy in a flowing, asymmetrical skeletal structure. Wooden casting moulds were used to ensure each individually designed parts go together like Legos. A CNC mill is used to polish the aluminium alloy frame to give an exquisite finish unlike anything else. The InWin Z-Tower’s hollow structure offers excellent thermal capabilities naturally. The InWin Z-Tower chassis is a titan of desktop cases weighing at 42 kilograms.
Hollow Structure
The hollow structure improves heat dissipation, and airflow is effectively channelled to ensure excellent ventilated performance.
Dual Graphics Card Orientation
The InWin Z-Tower highlights the graphics card offering builders two options whether vertical or horizontal. The chassis comes bundled with a PCIe riser.
Limited Edition
The InWin Z-Tower Signature Edition chassis comes with an engraved limited-edition serial number. Hence, production of the chassis is limited to a certain number only.
Highly Expandable
The InWin Z-Tower chassis supports up to an extended-ATX motherboard with mounts and space for custom watercooling systems to create a highly sophisticated high-performance PC.
No information on pricing and availability as of this writing. Learn more about the InWin Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis here.
