Fractal Define Nano S ITX Case Review
Introduction
Swedish designers and case manufacturers Fractal Design have been around for quite a while now, and it’s fair to say they’ve established something of a decent reputation in the enthusiast sector of the market. Â Their designs are predominantly well thought out, minimalist, high quality and well priced. Â Enter then, the latest addition to the Define range, the Nano S. Â Measuring 230x203x400mm (HxWxD) the Nano S resembles a shrunken version of the Define S, which, to be honest, is no bad thing. Â Fractal however claim it to be ” A new way to look at the ITX form factor”, guess we’d better see if it’s worthy of that claim.
Technical Specification
Dimensions | Â 230x203x400mm (HxWxD) |
Form Factor |  M-ITX |
Material |  Steel |
Expansion Slots | Â 2Â |
2.5″ | Â 2 (2 shared) |
3.5″Â | Â 2 |
Air Cooling |
  Front:  1x140mm (2×120/140mm optional)  Roof:  2×120/140mm optional  Rear:  1x140mm  Floor:  1x120mm optional |
Water Cooling | Â
 Front:  Up to 280mm Max 147×312 (WxL)  Roof:  Up to 280mm (requires 35mm clearance on Motherboard)  Floor:  1x120mm Max 85×160 (WxL) |
Max PSU length |  160mm |
Max CPU Cooler Heigh |  160mm |
Max GPU Length |  315mm |
Weight |  4.6kg |
Front I/O | Â 2xUSB 3.0, Audio in/out, Power button, reset button. |
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