The front panel of the In Win D-Frame can be seen in Figure 14. It comes with one external 5.25” bay and supports the installation of one 120 mm fan. The case comes with two USB 3.0 ports, which use an internal connector.
Figure 14: Front panel
Figure 15: Buttons and connectors
In Figure 16, you can see the front panel of the case after we built a system inside of it.
Figure 16: Front panel
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