in win Mini Server Case MS04, compact ITX chassis, 265W power support, black

The in win Mini Server Case MS04 is a compact black mini-ITX chassis designed for small form-factor server and network appliance builds. It accommodates a mini-ITX motherboard and components with modest power requirements, supporting systems with up to 265W power demand. The MS04 focuses on space efficiency and a straightforward internal layout, making it suitable for home labs, micro-servers, NAS projects and edge computing installations where a minimal footprint and reliable basic power capacity are important.

Advantages

The MS04 provides a compact physical profile that saves desk or rack space while allowing necessary internal hardware for light server tasks. Its construction is oriented toward ease of installation for mini-ITX motherboards and single-slot or low-profile expansion needs. The chassis supports up to 265W power, which covers many low- to mid-power server configurations without requiring a full-size server enclosure. The black finish offers a neutral visual appearance that integrates into home or office environments.

Suitable for

• Home lab servers and virtualization nodes with mini-ITX motherboards
• Compact NAS builds for personal or small office storage
• Edge computing and IoT gateway appliances
• Lightweight web, DNS or media servers
• Network appliances and firewall/router installations

Key specifications

• Form factor: mini-ITX chassis compatible with standard mini-ITX motherboards
• Power support: accommodates system configurations requiring up to 265W
• Color and finish: black exterior suitable for mixed environments
• Internal layout: designed for small form-factor server components and compact cooling solutions
• Use case orientation: intended for compact server, NAS and network appliance installations

How to use

Install a mini-ITX motherboard into the standoffs provided, then mount the chosen storage drives and low-profile expansion cards according to available internal brackets. Use a compatible power supply or adapter that delivers up to 265W to feed the system; verify connector compatibility with your motherboard and drives before powering on. Route cabling neatly to preserve airflow and ensure any installed cooling fans or passive heatsinks have unobstructed intake and exhaust paths. After assembling components, perform an initial power-on test and verify BIOS/firmware settings relevant for server operation.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, select CPU and GPU components whose combined power draw stays within the 265W supported range and choose storage and cooling solutions optimized for compact enclosures to maintain adequate temperatures in continuous server workloads.