Fractal DesignTerra Graphite - Wood Walnut front panel - Small form factor - mITX gaming case – PCIe 4.0 riser cable – USB Type-C - Anodized aluminum panels

And very good and small case with amazing construction which is surprisingly easy to build in.It has tremendous air flow as both sides of the cace have slots for air along with the bottom.The wood accent on the frount is a nice touch and make the case look sleek and classy.

Fabulous mITX case - based my entire build around it (as you would with SFF cases). Clear instructions, decent packaging, it's really sturdy too. When building, try to follow the instructions in the manual - it'll make everything a lot simpler. I also recommend watching GamersNexus and Optimum videos on assembling in this case - that'll save you tons of headaches as you go. And please!!! plug your PSU cables before you screw the damn thing in. You can still attach/detach, but it's tricky, especially if you're blessed with sausage fingers like me. The only real downside I found is that the front plate gets smudged if you touch it too much, which is why the case comes with a dusting cloth! Otherwise, it looks good, performs well, and is really nice to the touch.

Beautiful case that fits a large selection of parts. Do read the compatibility guide on the Fractal website though to find the largest CPU cooler that will be compatible (much needed). Only downside is that it will be harder to resell whenever you want to upgrade, but still giving 5 stars because it's worth it for me.

I really love the design and styling of this mini-ITX pc case.Since it can only support a small 120mm radiator, you have no choice but to use a low profile CPU air cooler.When I purchased this case I was using a Ryzen 5 5600 and Radeon RX 6750 XT. I have since upraged to Zen 4 and a Sapphire Nitro+ RX 7800 XT. Those 2 cards fit but anything larger wont so the case isnt as compatible as some of its competitors.It is reasonably easy to build with although, I'd recommend cables are attached to the motherboard before fitting inside the case as one of the motherboard screws isnt easy to put in.I'd recommend this case for mainly mid range components, tuned to reduce heat output, but it certainly isn't a case that can be recommended for all high end builds.

The case is well designed and thought out. I like the USB ports provided and the overall quality and build. I gave 4 stars because the clip on the PCIE4.0 riser cable snapped off and was very brittle meaning I had to buy a new one. I think mine may have been a one off defect though. The case fit in a RX 7900 XTX with mm's to spare and is surprisingly better with thermals and noise than people say online. I also fit a SF1000L PSU but the wires were very tight. I even managed to squeeze in a bottom fan. Overall I am so happy I chose this case over the DAN case just for the aesthetics. I take it on flights with me in a Vanguard case which fits perfectly.

If you are looking for a compact case for building your own gaming PC then this is perfect.It is solid, well ventilated and really easy to work with.The only problems I have is I am only getting USB 2 from the front standard USB port and I can’t connect the front USB C to my motherboard either as my motherboard doesn’t have the correct connection.I am not experienced at building pc rigs but am really happy with the final result.

When I first saw this case I fell in love. It's so beautiful and has a 70's retro aesthetic in my opinion. The picture doesn't do it justice. It's a gorgeous green and I love the real wood panel. Can't wait to build it!

There is no other ITX case available in the UK that comes anywhere close. Stupendously well thought out interior. Barely anything that could have been done better, particularly at this price point. 11/10. Would recommend.