Xclio Touch 767 Full-Tower PC Chassis Review

Starting at the left side of the chassis we can see that the Touch 767 features a really strong looking angular design, a huge mesh side panel window which supports a whopping 6 x 120mm cooling fans and a set of quick release thumb screws for easy access.

Round the front we can see that the chassis has a very stylish yet highly functional fin design on the drive bay covers, each acting as a ventilation slot due to their angle allowing for extra airflow into the front of the chassis.

The the right side of the chassis we can see there is a further fan mounting point for mounting a fan behind the CPU to help keep things cooler still.

The cooling trend continues around the back too, with 3 x water / cable routing cut-outs at the top and a further two near the bottom right hand side, a pre-installed 120mm fan at the back acts as the main exhaust for the system, which is further supported by the ventilated covers on each of the 8 expansion slots.  We can also see a USB cable here which is used for the touch panel on the top of the chassis.

Tipping the chassis on to its side we can see the base is fitted with 4 large rubber feet, providing both good ground clearance and vibration reduction to the chassis, with a dual set of air filters, one for the power supply toward the rear of the chassis and a larger on offering airflow to any base mounted fans or cooling devices in the bottom of the chassis.

The really interesting stuff for this design is on the top of the chassis though, where you can see there is once more another 120mm pre-installed fan at the back, with room for an additional fan in the top centre section of the chassis. The touch panel features 7 large touch sensitive buttons and 1 push button for the on/off control, an e-sata port, 1 x USB 3.0 socket, 2 x USB 2.0 sockets, as well as the standard headset, microphone sockets and a reset button.