FormD T1 vs Fractal Design Node 202

The Formd T1 is always a sexy case and is probably the winner, but you knocked it out of the park with the customizations on that H1.

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

When we compare the same 120mm liquid cooler being used in other cases like the Circle Pro and the Thawzone Mjolnir, we're looking at about a 7 degree...

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...

Hello SSUPD, I'm Jonah from South Africa. I got inspired by OptimumTech to build SFF, and have recently started on my first build in the FormD T1. I'm a developer and I bring my PC to and from the office every day so SFF will help greatly with that. The Meshilicious looks like a truly innovative case with so many options - I would really love to build my end-game water-cooled gaming machine in it!

The Node 202 easily fits inside of a suitcase with room to spare for peripherals, or even a large backpack. Since this was a secondary computer built to be portable for <$500, I used relatively moderate/old hardware (450W Silverstone SFX PSU, Ryzen 5 1600, GTX760). Everything fit perfectly, though cable management was a bit challenging (to be expected in such a small case), and overall I was very happy with the layout and quality of the case. The Node 202 had everything going for it until I booted it up and started doing some stress testing