PC Case Vinga Graphyte

The Graphyte case is the perfect choice for building a home or office PC. Its simple, austere design with a graphite window on the side panel will seamlessly fit into any interior style. A potentially interesting option for assembling an affordable machine.

Packaging and Delivery Set

The Vinga Graphyte case is packed in a traditional box made of sturdy cardboard with a monochrome print. On its sides, you can find not only the model name but also the product specifications in English and Ukrainian. For convenience in transportation, there are cutouts on the ends.

The delivery set includes a decent set of accessories for assembling a computer: a set of stands and screws for mounting the motherboard, power supply, fans, drives, and even radiators. Additionally, there are several disposable cable ties and a system speaker.

Appearance

The design of the Vinga Graphyte is quite restrained. Completely graphite-black, with a transparent window on the left side. Although individual elements like slanted side panels and a semi-transparent facade with mesh inserts give it a non-boring appearance. The chassis is made of 0.58 mm thick steel sheets and complemented with plastic parts.

The central part of the front panel is covered with tinted acrylic with the Vinga brand logo at the bottom and a silver plastic trim around the contour. It allows you to admire the lighting of the fans if installed. The surfaces are quite practical, as fingerprints are barely noticeable on them, and those that accumulate are easily removed with handy tools. There are fine mesh inserts on the ends, designed to provide fresh air intake into the system.

The panel is attached with a series of familiar latches. After its removal, a view of the chassis and mounting places for three 120-mm fans is revealed.

The top panel of the Vinga Graphyte is made of steel. Closer to its rear part, there is a grille with a mounting place for a 120-mm fan or radiator, covered with a magnetic metal mesh filter to reduce the rate of dust accumulation inside the PC. The external ports and buttons found their place on the opposite edge. The set of elements is quite typical for this segment: a pair of USB 2.0 ports, one USB 3.0, and two 3.5-mm jacks for a microphone and headphones. Next to them are the power and reset buttons, as well as a pair of LED indicators.

At the back, everything is standard: at the top is a cutout for the motherboard interface panel and a mounting place for a 120-mm exhaust fan. Below them are seven expansion slot covers with a mounting bracket that covers the usual screw mounts.

At the bottom of the case, there is a ventilation opening with a dust filter, designed to provide cold air access to the PSU. The filter is easily removable, blowable, and washable. There are two pairs of plastic feet 17 mm high with thin rubber pads, which provide good stability on various types of surfaces and sufficient air intake for the power source.