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In Win CP712.CQ450TB3 PC Case Mini-tower 450 W Micro ATX
Mini-tower case holds Micro-ATX boards with a built-in 450 W supply, one external 3.5" bay, one internal 3.5" bay, two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports
- TypeTower Computer Cases
- Fits compact builds with mini-tower form factor
- Powers components reliably via included 450 W supply
- Supports Micro ATX boards for versatile configurations
- Offers front 3.5" bay for accessible storage
- Provides four USB ports including two 3.0 for fast peripherals
Mini-tower with integrated 450 W supply
The In Win CP712.CQ450TB3 is a compact mini-tower chassis designed for Micro ATX motherboards. It ships with a built-in 450 W power supply, removing the need to source a separate unit. This combination suits builders who want a complete foundation in a smaller footprint.
Micro ATX limit and single 3.5″ bay
The case accepts only Micro ATX boards, so full-size ATX or larger formats cannot be installed. Storage is restricted to one external and one internal 3.5″ drive bay, capping mechanical drive count at two. Front-panel connectivity provides two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports plus a single audio jack.
Two-drive ceiling and fixed power ceiling
The twin 3.5″ bays handle a boot drive plus one data drive, but a third mechanical disk has no mounting point. The integrated 450 W unit sets a hard ceiling on total system power, limiting graphics card and CPU choices to models that stay within that envelope. Builders needing more storage or higher wattage must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Fits compact builds with mini-tower form factor
- Powers components reliably via included 450 W supply
- Supports Micro ATX boards for versatile configurations
- Offers front 3.5" bay for accessible storage
- Provides four USB ports including two 3.0 for fast peripherals
Specifications
| Brand | Inwin Development |
|---|---|
| Type | Tower Computer Cases |
| Shipping weight | 5.44 kg |
| Package size | 401 × 340 × 211 mm |
Questions about this item
Does this case come in any other wattage or form-factor options?
The listing shows a single 450 W mini-tower version that supports Micro ATX motherboards; no alternative capacities or sizes are offered.
What does the 450 W rating mean for the components I can install?
The integrated 450 W power supply sets the total power budget for the CPU, graphics card, drives and peripherals combined.
Which USB standard do the front-panel ports use, and what speed does that cap at?
Two ports run at USB 3.0 speeds and two at USB 2.0 speeds, so the fastest front-panel transfer rate is the USB 3.0 limit.
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