One of the core ideas of contemporary PC constructing is modularity. As lengthy as you perform a little analysis, you might be pretty sure that you may swap out appropriate elements kind of eternally. Case maker InWin is extending that concept to the design of the PC case itself, proper right down to the bones. PCWorld contributor Keith May has a breakdown of the brand new Mod Free system, stay from CES 2023.

At the core of the Mod Free design is a body that is available in commonplace ATX and Mini-ITX sizes. It appears fairly acquainted for those who’ve ever seen a “test bench” setup with no exterior panels. The distinction is that these frames interlock collectively: you possibly can add a entrance chamber to the ATX measurement for cooling, or a rear chamber so as to add house for an array of storage drives.

Modular sections for extra elements might be added on or eliminated with out instruments in seconds — you possibly can even chain a number of “core” modules collectively to create multi-system arrays. Once your modular body is in place and your elements are put in, you possibly can add on the outside panels, which are available in translucent acrylic, tempered glass, or cooling-friendly mesh on the idea machine. It’s simple sufficient to print your personal customized design on the panels with an industrial printer.

At the second InWin isn’t speaking launch date or pricing, nevertheless it’s simple to see that this will likely be a well-liked possibility for builders who need completely no limits on customization. For extra stay reporting from CES, remember to subscribe to PCWorld on YouTube.