DarkFlash DK351 WHITE Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case
The DarkFlash DK351 White is a mid-tower ATX case with a tempered glass side panel, four pre-installed ARGB fans, and support for radiators up to 360mm for serious airflow and RGB style.
- Form Factor
- Mid-Tower ATX
- Side Panel
- Tempered Glass
- Motherboard Support
- ATX / Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX
- Included Fans
- 4x 120mm ARGB (3 Front + 1 Rear)
DarkFlash DK351 WHITE Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case
The DarkFlash DK351 White brings striking dragon-scale front-panel styling and a full tempered-glass side panel to a compact ATX mid-tower footprint, making it easy to show off your build while keeping airflow front and center. Four pre-installed ARGB fans (three intake up front, one exhaust at the rear) deliver immediate RGB flair and solid case-wide circulation right out of the box. Inside, the DK351 supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, up to a 360mm radiator in the front, and graphics cards as long as 340mm, giving builders plenty of room to grow. A clean front USB 3.0 I/O panel, cable-management channels, and space for multiple storage drives round out a case designed for both first builds and dedicated gaming rigs.
Why it earns a place in your setup
- Performance-focused selection for its product class
- Documented compatibility for informed upgrades
- Local Ayyad PC warranty and after-sales guidance
- Clear specifications with no hidden configuration surprises
Package contents
DarkFlash DK351 WHITE Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case, standard accessories, documentation, and warranty coverage card.
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