InWin ChronoMancy: A futuristic PC case unveiled, opened with a magic wand

At Computex 2025, InWin introduced the unique ChronoMancy PC case, created to celebrate the brand’s 40th anniversary. The standout feature of this case is a wand-shaped remote that opens the side panel and triggers a synchronized light and music show, as reported by TechPowerUp.

Crafted from aerospace-grade aluminum with a translucent blue top panel engraved with silhouettes of InWin’s iconic past cases, the ChronoMancy stands on five aluminum pillars symbolizing the company’s presence on five continents, supported by a circular base that gives it a trophy-like appearance. Standing over 1.1 meters tall, it’s a true art piece for gamers and enthusiasts.

Technical Capabilities

The ChronoMancy is designed for high-performance builds, with internal space supporting:

• E-ATX motherboards.
• Next-generation graphics cards, including NVIDIA RTX 50-series.
• Liquid cooling systems with radiators up to 360 mm.

The tempered glass side panel automatically rotates open along a circular axis, revealing components and enhancing the build’s aesthetics. The translucent glass, illuminated by RGB lighting, highlights outlines of past InWin cases, blending nostalgia with innovation.

The magic wand not only opens and closes the case (activated by a purple indicator with a left or right swipe) but also controls music playback. Currently, a few melodies are available, but InWin plans to expand the selection and allow users to upload custom tracks.

Other InWin Innovations

In addition to the ChronoMancy, InWin showcased a range of cases for various audiences:

• WIEW: An ATX case with panoramic glass panels, improved ventilation, and a focus on showcasing components.
• Covalent Super Tower Workstation: A flagship case for EEB motherboards and multi-GPU setups, ideal for AI, deep learning, and high-performance computing.
• TACTIX: A versatile dual-chamber case with support for two power supplies, perfect for gaming and professional tasks.
• PRISM: A white ATX case inspired by the Tou series, offering a transparent design and practical features.
• DLITE (DUBILI II): A minimalist ATX case with aluminum accents and streamlined assembly.
• SHIFT: An open aluminum platform for extreme overclocking and hardware showcasing.

Price and Availability

The ChronoMancy is a limited-edition release, and like previous premium InWin cases (e.g., Z-Tower at $5,499 or Infinite at $7,100), its price is expected to be high, targeting collectors and enthusiasts. Exact release dates and pricing have not been announced, but InWin promised to share details later.