Aklla A4 Pro vs Fractal Design Node 202

Nice build! I wanted to use this case at first, but change my mind to aklla A4. My GPU a bit thicker for this small case. Love the design tho

The design itself is actually fairly decent in of itself at packing a lot of computing power into a very small space while also allowing it to cool. It does look pretty nice too. Design wise the only issue I have with it is that its kind've top heavy so it wants to tip over on you with the included detachable stand. They should've made the stand a wider profile and out of metal so it could be slim against a flat surface without taking up desk space to give it more stability

Let me know what you think about the Ackla A4 Pro in the comment section below. Thank you for watching. This case has 2 configurations. You can choose...

Moving on to the inside of the case, we see an elegant yet simplistic setup comprised of three main zones. The power supply's little area, the motherb...

I don't think getting a top hat would've solved the AKLLA A4 Pro for me with how loud the GPU ended up being, I also think it was the main culprit in cooking the system in the air cooled config so maybe a different setup would work in this case.

Node 202 - impossible to use high coolers, also, in my opinion, quite noisy. NR200p - didn't like it very much, quite noisy and difficult to cool with sfx-l power supply.

-There seem to be some questions about why this is marked as an AKLLA A4 Pro yet it doesn't have a front USB-C port. I can confirm that this is indeed an A4 Pro (NOT an A4 v2), just with the front USBC port deleted. This is a great looking, hight quality case, just go into it knowing that some assembly/tweaking will be required.

My graphics card had a solid cover that took it right to the edge, and I had to bend the end of the bracket in order to fit the whole graphics card assembly into place, and then bend it back so I could screw it down. So far, this review sounds like a series of complaints. If you stick with it, the case is nicely done, and a lot of the gyrations are because you're trying to use smaller-than-normal components. Once I was completely done with the assembly, the case looks very nice, with clean lines

I just noticed something. Let's get this panel back on. You know what that means. Yeah

Thus, make sure that your PSU has the same power connector as indicated by the images in this page. The "diagonal" things of your PSU's power connector needs to be pointing upwards. My PSU had a connector where these "diagonal" things points downwards. See the pictures to have a better idea

In the standard setup for both cases without a top cap, they're pretty much the same size. The A4 Pro comes in at 340mm long, 210mm wide, and 160mm ta...

I’m looking for a mini ITX case that will support a 316mm x 150mm GPU that is similar in style to the fractal node 202.