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Published: December 20, 2018 | Source: Caseking | Author: Mark Campbell

In-Win’s Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis will cost €5,499

In-Win's Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis will cost â?¬5,499

In-Win’s Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis will cost €5,499

Earlier this month In-Win launched their Z-Tower Signature chassis, a striking PC enclosure that weighs over 40 Kg and is crafted using cast aluminium, which is later machined an polished using CNC machines. 

At its launch, In-Win didn’t reveal the pricing of their 8th Generation Signature case design, which meant that it wasn’t going to be cheap. Anyone involved in metalworking knows that sand casting molten aluminium on this scale isn’t a cheap process, with the Z-Tower requiring a large amount of work from both man and machine. Producing a Z-Tower is a lot more labour intensive than standard PC cases. 

Now, thanks to Caseking, we know the price of In-Win’s Z-Tower. At the time of writing the case costs €5,499, which to put into perspective is worth more than two Titan RTX graphics cards, which already costs more than most high-end gaming systems. 

Given the sheer size and bulk of this chassis, it is unsurprising to find out that this case weighs over 42 Kg, even without other components inside the case, which could have a full system weight over 50Kg when confined with a high-end system and custom water cooling. 
The case support E-ATX, ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards, ATX power supplies, up to three 120mm fans and/or 360mm water cooling radiator. This is clearly a case that puts form over function, but buyers will be rewarded with a PC that looks more like a work of art than a functioning system. 

   

In-Win's Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis will cost €5,499  
In Win Launches their Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis

In-Win’s Z-Tower will ship in early January 2019 in limited quantities. Each case will be numbered, allowing owners to know how many cases came before their model. 

You can join the discussion on In-Win’s Z-Tower Signature Edition Chassis on the OC3D Forums. 

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