Fractal Define Nano S ITX Case Review
Interior Continued
The rear of the motherboard area is neatly laid out and among other things sports a couple of brackets for stealth mounting SSDs and HDDs. Â The bracket over to the left can hold a single 3.5″ or 2.5″ drive, while the one over the CPU cut out can hold a pair of 2.5″ drives. Â Both the brackets are held in place by thumb bolts so are easy to dismount and mount as required.
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Fractal have included some nice areas of detail, a sure indication that the design wasn’t lead by an accountant, as it’s details such as these that are usually first to disappear when the cost slashing pen is wielded.
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The space behind the motherboard can be split vertically into roughly two halves, the first having a depth of 17mm and the second towards the front of the case a deeper 35mm. Â Either way, there’s plenty of room back here and plenty of cable management options.
