With XL-ATX being the biggest form factor to be housed within 760T, we installed our XL-ATX test system inside the case.

As you can see, 760T handles this large form factor with ease and we encountered no issues during the installation period. After installing such components its evident how much space there is inside the chassis, there is a remarkable amount of clearance at the top, above the motherboard.



One important thing to mention is that it’s far easier to transfer components and work on 760T with the side panels removed. To do this they simply need to be lifted off their pins.

Thanks to the grommets, hooks and general space, cable management is easy to control.

As well as the SSD support on the reverse side of 760T there are a series of trays within the HDD cages which can entertain 2.5” and 3.5” drives. Attaching a 3.5” drive is simple because there are no tools required, the drive is just inserted into the tray and the pins slot into the mounting holes. For 2.5” drives, screws need to be attached from the underside.