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While there are plenty of cheaper options than the Fractal Design Terra when it comes to capable Mini-ITX cases - The Hyte Revolt 3, Ssupd Meshlicious, and Cooler Master NR200P are all more capable too - as you approach 10 liters in capacity, design and cooling start to play more pivotal roles. Cramming in the latest hardware while keeping it cool, all in a tiny but attractive chassis, is the goal of most cases of this size, but there are usually serious compromises. That's where the Terra's internal design comes in, allowing you to pick between housing triple-slot GPUs or coolers large enough to handle decent CPUs. This versatility, along with excellent build quality and a design that - even years after its initial release - remains iconic, still makes this one of the best PC case options around. Fractal Design is arguably the PC company with the best eye for design right now - just see its Refine gaming chair for another example - and the Terra is a classic example of what it does so well. Read on below to find out what it does and doesn't excel at.[site_jumplinks]Read the full story on PCGamesN: Fractal Design Terra review - still a champion of sleek mini-ITX cases

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