InWin introduced the GX‑285 chassis, equipped with a built-in retro console and a 10‑inch screen

InWin unveiled the GX‑285 case with an arcade console at Computex 2026

At the Computex 2026 exhibition, InWin introduced a new Mid‑Tower chassis – the GX‑285, which attracts attention not only for its size and compatibility but also for its unique integration of arcade gaming directly into the case.

What’s new?
- The front panel is equipped with a 10.1‑inch LCD screen.
- The screen is controlled by its own microcontroller system (MCU) and has an integrated audio interface, so it operates independently from the main PC.
- If needed, you can switch video signals from external sources while keeping the system synchronized with the computer.
- An IR gamepad comes included, completing the retro‑arcade device look.

Games and controls
The system already includes three preinstalled arcade games. Control is possible via the IR controller or through large physical buttons located on the front panel of the case. It has not yet been confirmed whether the screen can be used as an additional monitor or a system status indicator.

Technical specifications
Parameter Value
Form factor Mid‑Tower
Expansion slots 7
Supported motherboards ATX, Micro‑ATX, Mini‑ITX
Maximum GPU length 410 mm
Maximum cooler height 160 mm
Fans
• Top: 3×120 mm / 2×140 mm
• Bottom panel: 3×120 mm
• Side wall: 3×120 mm / 2×140 mm
Fan alternative SJO‑radiators:
– Top: 280/360 mm
– Bottom panel: 360 mm
– Side wall: 240/280 mm
Front ports
• USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type‑C (1)
• USB 3.2 Gen 1 (2)
• 3.5 mm audio out
Control buttons
• Lighting, reset, power
Dimensions 480 × 285 × 398 mm

Price and availability
At the time of publication, InWin has not disclosed the price of the GX‑285 or the launch date. The case is expected to appeal to both gamers and enthusiasts who want to add a retro‑gaming element to their PC.