Today LEO takes a look at the new Fractal Design Define Nano S case. Read full review here: <a ...

I recently took delivery of a Fractal Design Define Nano S Mini ITX Computer Case I intend to use in a build. First, SPCR gives the ATX version of this case an endorsement. You can get all the ...

Fractal Design's S models are specifically setup for this. Since your box isn't that... yar, not so great. Sadly there's no Define Nano (non-S) with a better drive cage layout for your needs-- the ...

Fractal Design is one of the most respected ... Today, the company announced the Define Nano S which adopts the portable, ITX form factor while maintaining compatibility with full size components.

And here's the best bit: the Define Nano S won't be in stores until March 2016 onwards, so our winner will get his/her hands on Fractal Design's latest chassis before anyone else! Want to be in ...

Here’s how it works. Fractal Design has unveiled a new mini-ITX case: the Define Nano S, a shrunken version of one of our favorite cases around, the Define R5. The Nano S is small, but you can ...

As such, Fractal's new Define Nano S is unlikely to please anyone looking ... It sticks to the tried and tested tower design and retains the classic, minimalist aesthetic the Define series is ...

Like the look of Fractal Design's Define Series enclosures but ... and don't miss your chance to win the Define Nano S in our latest competition.

It's a Fractal Design chassis, meaning it looks stylish but will also be sound dampened throughout the chassis. Pricing wise the product sits in the 69 USD / 75 EURO range.

So who actually knows what a Fractal is? Yep if you lived through the 80ies and 90ies like yours truly on that Commodore 64 you'll likely have cycled through many Mandelbrot fractals. A fractal is ...

The key difference is the height and design of the CPU cooler; one system uses a low-profile, downdraft cooler while the other uses a tower cooler, albeit a rather short one, with a standard front ...