Expansion

When it comes to expansion, the X-Mask does not disappoint as a desktop case. With its four 5-1/4" drive bays and up to seven 3-1/2" drive bays, the X-Mask has sufficient room to add storage devices as needed.




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Screws also need to be used when installing add-on cards. We have seen tool-less and screw-less designs for add-on cards that do the job of securing the hardware well and also save time in the process. The sliding clips that Thermaltake uses in its Xaser Skull, and other models in its line, are both strong as well as easy to operate while Lian Li makes use of thumbscrews to secure add-on cards in its cases.

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  • wicktron - Friday, May 21, 2004 - link

    that is quite possibly the most horrid case i have ever seen in my life.

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