Today we are checking out In Win's latest creation the D-Frame Mini, a Mini-ITX gaming case with a twist. Like the original what we have here is a very fancy open air-chassis unlike no other. The design has been somewhat improved from the original and so too has the price. That said at $350 the D-Frame Mini is still mighty expensive, but is it worth it? Let's find out...

Last year we reviewed a number of interesting computer cases. Products such as the Cooler Master HAF XB, which was configured much like a test bed, caught our attention. As did Lian-Li's incredibly massive D8000 full HPTX tower that could handle twenty 3.5? hard drives. At the opposite end of the case spectrum we also enjoyed the Silverstone Sugo SG10, which despite its tiny capacity could handle some very big hardware.

Still, of all the weird and wonderful cases we reviewed in 2013, for me the one that stands out the most in my mind is the In Win D-Frame. This case was a master piece and despite being impractical, fairly feature-less and wildly expensive, it was nonetheless my favourite.