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InWin's new COVALENT Full Tower Chassis is built for high-performance gaming, AI, and HPC workstations

One full-tower case to rule them all? Quite possibly, as InWin's new and impressive COVALENT Full Tower Chassis has officially arrived.

InWin's new COVALENT Full Tower Chassis is built for high-performance gaming, AI, and HPC workstations
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TL;DR: InWin's COVALENT Full Tower Chassis offers a premium, versatile case with tempered glass or metal panels, supporting large EEB motherboards and multiple GPUs. Designed for optimal airflow with dual 420mm radiator support and pre-installed fans, it features modular storage, a dedicated PSU chamber, and integrated fan hub controls for high-performance builds.
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InWin has launched its latest premium case, the COVALENT Full Tower Chassis, offering a stylish, high-performance option for gamers, AI enthusiasts, content creators, and those looking to build a commanding workstation. It's also versatile, offering either a tempered glass or a solid metal side panel, with the latter enhancing the case's impressive structural strength.

InWin's new COVALENT Full Tower Chassis is built for high-performance gaming, AI, and HPC workstations 2

As a full-tower case, the COVALENT supports back-connect and large EEB motherboards, so it's well-suited for workstation builds as well as housing a formidable PC gaming rig. There's enough room to install multiple high-end GPUs in horizontal or vertical orientations, along with additional storage and other add-ons, with eight PCIe slots.

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InWin notes that the layout has been designed for optimal airflow in "demanding AI and high-performance computing environments," including support for dual 420mm radiators and up to 13 fans. The COVALENT Full Tower Chassis ships with four large, pre-installed CV140 fans for balanced cooling out of the box.

The internal layout is also modular and versatile, with optional brackets that allow installation of 3.5- and 2.5-inch devices. There's also a dedicated PSU chamber, and the case is designed to be DIY-friendly, with thumbscrews for the PSU bracket and tool-free side panels. And to further highlight the premium nature of the case, there's also integrated fan hub support for up to 6 sets of PWM and ARGB controls.

"As a full-tower platform, COVALENT delivers the expansive interior needed for professional-grade workstation builds," InWin writes. "Its EEB motherboard compatibility and versatile storage layout provide generous room for high-end components, cable routing, and workflow-specific configurations."

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