Motherboard Installation A Hassle
The two side panels on the InWin case are held in place with two clips instead of screws. Once we removed the clips, we discovered a vertical bar that seriously interfered with any hardware installation. Sure, you can remove the bar. But it is entirely superfluous: the metal case is sturdy enough without it.
The interior of the InWin case is already cramped without hardware.
A vertical bar which is supposed to provide added stability interferes with installation.
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