Cooltek Announces W1 PC Enclosure

Cooltek, a German manufacturer, has announced its new Mini-ITX HTPC enclosure – the W1. The case is expected to come in two versions: the W1, and the W1 Window, which obviously ships with a side panel window.

The case measures 356 x 242 x 362 mm, thus having room for a good bit of hardware. It can house up to Mini-ITX motherboards along with graphics cards up to 320 mm long, a single slim slot-loading optical drive, four 3.5" drives and another two 2.5" drives. The case is built to house standard ATX-size power supplies.

Cooling is handled by a rear 140 mm exhaust fan, as well as a 140 mm front intake, with support for water cooling radiators of equal sizes, as well as external water cooling loops due to its water cooling grommets.

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Front I/O connectivity is taken care of by a pair of USB 3.0 ports as well as the standard set of HD audio jacks.

Niels Broekhuijsen
Contributing Writer

Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.

  • Ceee9
    looking good~
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  • Lutfij
    That is very reminiscent of the Ncase M1 enclosure... :)
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  • brazuka331
    Very good looking case, to bad i just got the R4
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  • anonymous_user
    This case looks good though I can't say I like having the ports and buttons on the side.
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  • Jynxin
    looks realy nice hopefully the insides well thought out and the build quality is good.
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  • maza90210
    This kinda looks like a mini silverstone raven case.
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  • Nada190
    Where can Americans buy this?
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  • thundervore
    Video review.

    Not in english though.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNE_EOx_BHQ

    Honestly, after watching the review, this case is bigger than the Bitfenix Prodigy with less cooling options. Users already complain that the Prodigy is already too big too.
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  • maximiza
    I liked their rads, I am impressed
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  • maximiza
    Oops..I was this thinking of coolgate
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