Welcome the launch of ModFree modular design chassis: it can be matched freely according to different needs, starting from $160.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com October 10 news, Yingguang (InWin) launched its new ModFree chassis, claiming to be the first fully modular chassis product in the history of the manufacturer, using a "self-developed full-module design", "introducing the concept of sustainable upgrading and environmental protection, while providing stronger maintainability".

Yingguang said that ModFree adopts modular design, users are free to match according to different needs, and related modules are designed with tool-free buckle-free design, which can be "installed with disassembly":

The basic version includes a Mod-I and a Mod-II module, as well as three Jupiter AJ140 fans, priced at $160 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 1166 yuan).

The deluxe version, which includes a Mod-I, a Mod-II and two Mod-III modules, and four Jupiter AJ140 fans, costs $250 (currently about 1823 yuan).

Yingguang claimed that the motherboard installation can choose the standard configuration layout, but also can flip the motherboard upside down, providing players with a new option for free placement.

Yingguang also launched a web-based chassis configurator, and an independent App called "InWin Modfree", which provides assembly teaching and 3D model display of the chassis, claiming that it can "learn more about the playability of the product through virtual assembly".

▲ picture source welcome wide chassis web page configurator

The chassis information attached to the ▲ drawing source App StoreCTOnews.com is as follows: