Getting kit inside Touch 767 is pain-free and as you can see from the pictures, this case can accommodate high-end components with good cable management options to keep the system clean and tidy. Xclio have included a cut-out for the CPU/EPS power – something which is essential when on the topic of cable management, but a feature that is sometimes left out of case design, so a thumbs up to them for this.
Installation complete
Behind the motherboard tray cables are organised well
There are different methods of installing HDDs inside Touch 767. I installed a 3.5” drive into the cage at the bottom of the chassis. The drive simply slides into place and screws just need to be attached on either side.
3.5” drive installed within HDD cage