Abstract: The BUC comes in from InWin as a member of their "Destiny Lite" series. A lower cost of entry into this line will make this class of enclosures more accessible. What is a BUC capable of? What is a BUC, for that matter? And how well does it work managin...
The In Win BUC, like the Dragon Slayer and the Dragon Rider before it, offers a lot great features. We begin with the looksm as its gaming style took a fair amount of time to grow on me, but now that I am the BUC a nice looking case. The feature that ...
Sturdy, solid construction, USB 3.0 support, Hot swap accessible without having to remove entire side panel, Hot swap bays lockable, Tray on top panel, Rubber mounts included for optional fans and 3.5" drives, MB standoffs built into MB tray no need for separate parts, Both interior fans are colormatched to fit the overall theme of the case, No thumbscrews on side panels!,
Hot swap trays difficult to install and remove, The hole on the tray for the 4or 8pin MB connector is too small, MB back plate cutout could be bigger, Front panel tough to remove, Front and top fans not rubbermounted, Hot swap door locks, but side panel does not
All in all the BUC is a well-rounded mid-tower case. It's got the best tool-free PCI mounting system I've seen to date, and the case is solid and well built. The only issues I had were with the HDD hot-swap trays and cable management. If those issues ...
InWin has taken some of the design features from their earlier designs then refined them with and then added additional features and the outcome is the new BUC chassis. The newly designed Hot-Swap drive bays are a really nice addition and let’s not for...
What can we nit pick at with the BUC? Nothing really sticks out in our minds except for the blue LED fan that we think might look better if it were green, in order to match the green on the inside. Everything else on the BUC makes for a superior overa...
Attractive design, 4 hot-swap bays, Good cooling, USB 3.0
Bad cable routing design, PCI slot covers are the ones that break off and are not reusable
If you are looking for a good case that has a lot of features the In Win BUC is a great choice. I think the thing that really stood out the most was the hot-swap bays. Many people switch out hard drives from system to system and if you can make that ...
EZSwap HDD Bays, Included Swap Modules, Good Cooling, Large GPU Support, Side Locking Door, Semi ToolFree Design, Top Tray, Front Panel USB 3.0 & eSATA, Heatsink Tray Cut Out,
None, gold
Out of all the features on the BUC, I think the nicest had to be the Hot Swap modules on 4 of the HDD bays and the easy access door. Even though the bays themselves aren't tool-free, the fact that you don't need to route your own SATA data and power ca...
The In Win Buc is a decent mid tower case for someone who just wants a basic case that still looks good. It has room for 5 internal hard drives, three of which can be accessed through a small door in the case. Four of the drive bays have built in SATA ...
The BUC has a very cool looks and comes with very nice features.Strong PointsSupports up to eight hard drives or SSD units, one of them being an external dock with hot-swap connectorsAll hard drive bays support 2.5” devicesAir filters for the front, si...
Great look, Rich feature set, Locking hotswap feature, Great cooling performance, Three fans, Good toolfree features, Good cable management, USB 3.0, Roomy, well organized interior, Unusual, innovative front panel treatment,
Nonreplaceable expansion bay covers, Front panel USB 3.0 cable could be a bit longer, Any further questions about this case can be asked HERE.
With good cooling performance from three included fans and an innovative front panel design, In Win's BUC chassis is an interesting mid-tower chassis that also includes several innovative features and a blacked-out interior and rear panel. The fit an...
