Fractal Design launches a new case at CeBIT!

by Jeremy Gulley12 March 20140363

Things are certainly looking very exciting this year in the PC realm with a slate of awesome products headed our way! Take the new Node 804 from Fractal Design for instance.

The Node 804 is a Micro ATX chassis which focuses on cooling performance and maximum configurability, all packed in an interesting new form factor with an elegant design. The dual chamber layout separates hot running components from the cooler ones and allows unrestricted airflow over the motherboard, processor and graphic cards.

The case comes with three Silent Series R2 120mm fans but can be upgraded with an additional 7 fans if desired. There are also plenty of options for placing water cooling components, tall heat sinks and hard drives. The flexibility of this case really gives the user the possibility to create their optimal system build.

Key features

Highly effective dual chamber case layout for best possible cooling.
Minimalistic design with an elegant brushed aluminum front panel
Unique hard drive mounting system, fitting up to 8 x 3.5″, 4 x 2.5” or up to 10 x 3.5”, 2 x 2.5″ drives HDD/SSD.
Three Fractal Design Silent Series R2 120mm fans included with the case and space for an additional 7 fans.
Excellent water cooling support with space for up to 4 radiators simultaneously.
Maximum radiator configuration: 1x240mm,1x280mm and 2x120mm radiators.
All intakes feature removable dust filters providing a dust-free interior.
Featuring a window side panel to show off your set up in style.
Additional space in the front to mount a slim optical bay drive and 2×2.5″ drives.
Fan controller included
Five expansion slots that allow for multiple GPU setups.

MSRP:

USD: $ 109.99

EURO: € 99.99

GBP: £ 79.99

SEK: 899

Model

Node 804 black

Article Number

FD-CA-NODE-804-BL-W

EAN / UPC

73500410802019 /817301012010

*Available in May

Source: Fractal Design

Mid-Week Hardware Round Up 12th March 2014

Jeremy Gulley

Tinkering with computers and other electronics since the days of the Apple IIe and the Intellivision as the Prodigal 80s child, Jeremy seeks to constantly expand his knowledge of the ever-changing and ever-enticing world of Consumer Electronics. He enjoys tinkering, overclocking, modding, and most of all gaming.

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