The Fractal Design North has been one of the hottest cases in recent times, with it being right on trend for folks wanting a PC case that's more stylish furniture than a box for their gaming rig, especially with its minimalistic Scandi design adn the pleasant touch of wood on the front. We've seen this case drop down to £108 from Amazon in a trendy white colourway, giving you the best of both worlds - a super trendy case in a stylish white colour for an excellent price. Read more
A lovely PC case for less.
The Fractal Design North has been one of the hottest cases in recent times, with it being right on trend for folks wanting a PC case that's more stylish furniture than a box for their gaming rig, especially with its minimalistic Scandi design adn the pleasant touch of wood on the front. We've seen this case drop down to £108 from Amazon in a trendy white colourway, giving you the best of both worlds - a super trendy case in a stylish white colour for an excellent price.
The reason why I've termed the North to be super trendy in this configuration is because it sits within a couple of important categories. This is a a high airflow case that can handle the high demands of modern CPUs and GPUs which can get rather toasty, while that airflow is also supplemented with the fact this is the mesh version of the North. In addition, this is the white version, in-keeping with the trend of building white gaming PCs. Elsewhere, this is just a lovely case with its oak front piece which is quite unique among other cases at this price, too.
The North has support for a handy range of motherboard sizes up to ATX in size, as well as decent radiator support, too. You can fit a 240mm in the top or a 360mm in the front for solid cooling potential, while it also comes with a pair of 140mm PWM fans to get you started, which is pleasant. GPUs of up to 355mm in length (or up to 300mm with a 360mm radiator in the case) are also supported and while that is smaller than those you can fit in dual-chamber cases in and around this price, it's not too restrictive.
The front I/O on offer is decent, with a pair of USB-A ports and a singular USB-C for easy access for plugging in peripherals, external drives or else, as well as a pair of 3.5mm audio jacks. The North also has internal space for a pair of 2.5-inch drives, as well as three more 3.5-inch ones, too. The North's panels also require no tools or fiddly business to remove, popping off with a dedicated tab, which is handy.
If you want to grab a modern PC case with lots of potential for airflow for a lot less, this Amazon deal on the Fractal North in white is well worth your time.