Explore the sophisticated elegance of the Fractal Design Node 304 in our comprehensive case overview. This video dives into the sleek design, efficient cooling options, and spacious interior that ...

The SFF chassis in question today is the Node 304, one of two cases currently offered in this series. There is a larger Node chassis that is more of an HTPC design and will allow for full ATX ...

Swedish case designer Fractal Design's Node 304 is aimed solely at the mini-ITX market, but boasts hard drive support that could have it being used as a file server or a large multi-disk NAS unit.

A Fractal Design Node 304 landed on my porch this morning. These are my thoughts, before I do any building. First, SPRCR regards this case highly. And several members of this forum do likewise ...

Swedish case designer Fractal Design’s Node 304 is aimed solely at the mini-ITX market, but boasts hard drive support that could have it being used as a file server or a large multi-disk NAS unit.

Fractal Design Node 304 Review Manufacturer: Fractal Design UK Price (as reviewed): £70 inc. VAT (approx) US Price (as reviewed): $90 ex. Tax (approx) We've certainly taken an interest in the ...

Fractal unveils Node 304 white PC chassis, ... Fractal unveils Node 304 white PC chassis, this little case packs a big punch. News. All News AI Business, Financial & Legal Cases, ...

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Fractal Node 304 case is the only constant here: Tried with two different motherboards and two different brand motherboards (The first worked last time I used it several months ago, the second ...

Today we’re looking at the NODE 304 from Fractal Design. It’s not a new case per se, but rather the original NODE, in a new colour. This steel, mini-ITX case, like most other Fractal Design offerings ...

Swedish case designer Fractal Design's Node 304 is aimed solely at the mini-ITX market, but boasts hard drive support that could have it being used as a file server or a large multi-disk NAS unit.

If you’re building a new PC and are aiming for the mITX form-factor, chances are good that you’ll be placing this PC out in the open, for everyone to see. That being the case (no pun, of course), you ...