[3.1 mm] Usually cases ship in the box they come in but this one came in a second one, no complaints here. The case itself was fun to build in, would recommend.

[8x] This was the first time that I've ever built a mini-itx pc. It was not a challenge to put this computer together and the manufacturers did a great job at developing this case. I had a harder time getting compatible cpu and mother-board than I did putting this baby together. Very happy with the final results.

[8x] Very good case, quick shipping and good pricing

[Schmidt-Pechan] The case came packaged really well and there was no damage. quality of the aluminum and the case over all was really good as well. Instructions are easy to follow.

Good value imo and if you are wondering what kinds a gpu will fit I can't provide a detailed list but for me the Asus pro art 3080 super fit with room to spare.

[1.6 lb] Well designed and well built case. Removable doors and top make the build a breeze compared to non-sandwich style cases like the NR200P.

The power cable for the PSU does make fitting an MSI Ventus 4080 difficult in its default routing, so take care with longer GPUs

[-3 to +3] This was my first build in 8 years, and the ability to remove the sides and top of the case made putting everything together a breeze. With my Gigabyte B650I, I found it easiest to connect the USB3 and CPU Fan cables before mounting the motherboard, but that might depend on the layout of your board.

I love the touch of real wood on the front panel. Airflow is obviously excellent, and temperatures barely break 65 C under full load. I was able to cram a SFX-L power supply in here, but just barely (SF1000L), so if cable management is important to you, or if you plan to mount a 2.5 SSD under the power supply, consider a smaller SFX model like the SF750. SFX power supplies can be loud though, so if that matters to you, do some homework first.

My 2.7 Slot Gigabyte 3070 Ti fit inside comfortably, but the PCIe cables wanted to bulge out of the top of the case and made closing everything up difficult. I was able to route the cables to fit, but depending on your card you might have to purchase a separate right angle adapter.

Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this case and look forward to cracking it open again when the 6000 series GPUs from NVIDIA arrive.

[8x] Great looking case and easy to build in. I had a non-modular SFX PSU so I struggled a bit with cable management, but it was not too difficult. CPU is a Ryzen 5600G and GPU is an RX 5600 XT. CPU and GPU temps rarely get over 65 degrees. The case does feel hot to the touch when running games but it's still way better in thermals than our old laptop.


The only downside to the case is that it has no air filters, which probably helps with thermals but I worry about keeping it clean over time.



No SFF case looks as good in a family setting as the Terra, and it was a joy to build in. I highly recommend it!

[3.1 mm] I'm loving my new computer. This case is just what I wanted, but keep in mind that you have to compromise, or cash out to get every feature. There is not a lot of space on the inside for cable management, so you may benefit from finding a PSU with shorter cables, or going for custom sleeves. Also, if you don't spring for a seriously tiny PSU, there won't be any space to install a case fan - I have a form factor PSU and with the cables attached it barely fits on the mounting. Heat is not a huge deal either way due to the vents on all sides of the case. Make sure there is enough clearance on each side (about 4mm) so the fans on your equipment can move air. it'll also reduce the noise.

[Center] I love how this case looks. If definately takes a lot of planning before doing a build, but it looks amazing!

[25 mm] There is always going to be some issues when working with a Mini ITX case, but Fractal really mitigated the issues you have to deal with when designing this case. Its incredibly modular and easy to build in. It also looks great and is in a really great smaller form factor. Theres more room to work with than you'd think.