Computer case Darkflash LEO, ATX, black

The Darkflash LEO computer case is a mid-tower ATX chassis in black designed to accommodate ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. It features a tempered glass side panel for internal visibility, a metal mesh front for airflow, and front I/O that includes one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0 ports and HD audio. The case supports up to six fans, a 240 mm radiator, graphics cards up to 320 mm in length and CPU coolers up to 160 mm height, providing a balance of cooling capability and component compatibility for typical desktop builds.

Advantages

The chassis combines a tempered glass side panel with a ventilated front panel to allow clear visibility of internal components while promoting airflow. Its front connectors provide convenient access to fast USB 3.0 transfer and legacy USB 2.0 devices alongside audio I/O. Expandable cooling support and seven PCI expansion slots give flexibility for discrete graphics and additional cards, while internal mounting options for two 2.5" or 3.5" drives enable compact storage configurations.

Suitable for

• Building a mainstream gaming or productivity desktop with a single discrete graphics card
• Compact ATX, Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX system builds emphasizing visual presentation with RGB or LED components
• Systems requiring moderate cooling: up to six fans or a front 240 mm liquid cooler
• Home or office PCs where front access to USB and audio ports is needed

Key specifications

• Form factor: Mid-tower supporting ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX motherboards
• Dimensions (approx.): 370 x 190 x 440 mm
• Maximum graphics card length: up to 320 mm
• Maximum CPU cooler height: up to 160 mm
• Fan support: Front 3 × 120 mm, Top 2 × 120 mm, Rear 1 × 120 mm (up to 6 fans total)
• Liquid cooling: Front support for up to 240 mm radiator
• Drive bays: space for up to two 3.5"/2.5" drives or two dedicated 2.5" units
• Expansion slots: 7
• Side panel: tempered glass
• Front panel: metal mesh
• Front I/O: USB 3.0 ×1, USB 2.0 ×2, headphone and microphone jacks, power and reset switches

How to use

Install the chosen motherboard into the pre-drilled standoffs and secure it with screws, then fit the power supply into the bottom compartment. Mount the CPU cooler and memory to the motherboard before installing the board into the case if space is limited. Slide the graphics card into a PCIe slot and secure it to the rear bracket. Connect front-panel I/O and case fans to the motherboard headers, and route power and data cables through the available cable management openings. Install storage devices into the provided bays or dedicated brackets and verify airflow paths before powering on.

Usage recommendations

For optimal thermal performance, configure front intake fans and a rear exhaust fan to create a consistent front-to-back airflow. If using a front 240 mm radiator, install compatible 120 mm fans in a push or push-pull arrangement and ensure the radiator clearance does not obstruct long graphics cards. Use the tempered glass panel to showcase cable management and RGB components, while routing cables through the rear routing slot to maintain unobstructed airflow.