Not a milk crate

InWin is no stranger to groundbreaking and sometimes weird designs. Meet ALICE, their open-air cloth PC case. The 584 x 282 x 433 mm chassis is compatible with ATX, Micro-ATX, and mini-ITX motherboards, and is suitable for passive builds. The super-light ABS structure features a removable steel motherboard tray for easy hardware installation. ALICE is available today for $55.

Colorful D-Frame Mini

The award-winning open-frame In Win chassis is back in production. It's now available in various colors, including red, green, orange, white, blue and black for $199. D-Frame Mini is not only unique-looking, it's also perfect for natural convection and passive builds.

Fanless Aesthetics

If passive cooling is not mainstream yet, its aesthetics certainly are. Amazing how cases like In Win H-Frame or Enermax STEELWING mimic systems like cirrus7 nimbus. Aluminum fins are in.

IN WIN H-Frame 2.0 teased

Open-air cases are perfect to insure proper functioning of passive CPU coolers and fanless power supplies. IN WIN has mastered the art of PC enclosures, their D-FRAME and S-FRAME are truly something to behold. The Taiwanese manufacturer is back with a second iteration of the case that started it all. Although no details are available yet, there's one certainty right now: it's not going to be cheap.

Source: IN WIN

In Win + NOFAN

Did our reader inspire Oliospec? The Japanese silent computing specialist is now selling a configurable PC based on In Win's spectacular H-Frame and NOFAN's CR-95C. Unfortunately due to the H-Frame layout, the PSU's heat sink is placed upside down.

Source: Oliospec

Premium build

A faithful reader sent us these pictures of a fully passive PC loaded with some of the best (and priciest) components available today.

✓ In Win H-Frame
✓ NOFAN CR-95C
✓ AMD 5800K APU
✓ Seasonic X-400FLII

In Win H-Frame Mini

In Win is planning a mini-ITX version of their H-Frame chassis. The 263 x 122 x 273 mm structure will make an ideal convection cooled case.

Source: Cowcotland

Update: Actual pictures are here.