Case Accessories
Dell XM6YD Full Tower Rear Panel
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The small parts that finish a build, adapt a case or replace something broken.
Graphics card holders and anti-sag brackets support the far end of a heavy card. Modern GPUs are long and heavy enough to bend a PCIe slot over time, and a bracket costing a few pounds prevents a much more expensive problem. Worth fitting to any large card.
Drive cages and mounting kits add bays to a case that came with few — increasingly common, since manufacturers have removed drive space as everything moved to M.2. Anti-vibration mounting also stops a mechanical drive humming through the chassis.
Replacement side panels let you swap a solid panel for a windowed one, or replace a damaged one rather than the whole case.
Fan and ARGB controllers consolidate several fans onto one motherboard header, which is worth buying at the same time as the fans rather than discovering the shortage mid-build.
Riser cables mount a graphics card vertically; match the riser’s PCIe generation to the card.
The range covers DeepCool, be quiet!, ASUS, Dell and Lenovo.
Case Accessories Buying Guide and FAQ
This Case Accessories range groups cases by size. Below are the common questions on fit and cooling.
What is a tower case and is it right for me?
A tower case is this size of case. It is a good value choice for compact builds.
Will my graphics card and cooler fit a tower case?
Check three clearances: graphics card length (high-end cards can be over 300mm), CPU air cooler height, and radiator support for an AIO. Most parts fit comfortably, but it is still worth checking the maximums.
Does a tower case have good airflow?
Airflow depends on the design more than the size, so look for a mesh front panel and room for several fans. Many cases pair a mesh intake with a glass side panel for both cooling and looks.