DTK Computers ATX Midi Tower Case Review
By Michael "Hughesey" Hughes
ABOUT THE CASE
While visiting the nearest computer market this weekend, I
noticed a spiffy looking case with a great price tag. Knowing
that I would have to upgrade the case on our test system sooner
or later, I took the plunge and invested inthe DTK Computers ATX
Midi Tower Case...behold...

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CASE STATS
5.25 Drive Bays = 4
3.5 External Drive Bays = 2
3.5 Internal Drive Bays = 2
Power Supply = 250W
WHAT YOU GET
The box for this beast was far from empty, in fact, there was
plenty inside...

What you see here is a standard 240v power connector, two back
plates for compatability with different motherboards, a bag of
screws, and the little rail things for holding the drives in
place since no screws are used here.
Onto the Features Section....
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