Computex 2015 - Self-described as "the ultimate PC case for those looking for a beautifully designed, compact chassis that can house a capable gaming build," Fractal has just announced its new NODE 202 mini-ITX chassis with accompanied by the tagline "size does matter."
3This small case supports mini-ITX motherboards, SFX power supplied and video cards up to 310mm in length alongside air filters for a dust free experience.
The interior is a little different from the rest, providing you with a separate chamber for the motherboard and video card in order to help with overall cooling.
With the interior being only 10.2 liters in total, this small footprint case looks sleek and elegant and will hit the shelves at $79.99.
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