At 10.4L, this wood accented SFF case is a beautiful addition to the SFF world. Featuring a back-to-back M-ITX (“sandwich”) layout that has been popular with the smaller (pun intended) SFF.N Community case developers for some time, this new case is set to have a MSRP of US$180.
The front fascia includes a FSC-certified Walnut accent panel, holding a colour-matched power button, a USB3.0 Type-A and a Type-C 20 Gbps USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 port. This walnut section sits below a 8mm thick aluminium panel making up the rest of the front panel. The machined aluminium side panels hinge upwards for easy internal access, and can be removed. Speaking of panel removal, the top panel is also easily removed. The chassis is available in Jade (green), Silver and Graphite colours. The internal chassis is black.
With a PCIe Gen 4.0 riser, the case supports up to a 322mm long GPU in either a 2 slot layout – the central spine can be relocated – for better CPU cooler compatibility (up to 77mm high), or 3 slot, for today’s behemoth GPUs (leaving 48mm for the CPU cooler). Sliding the central spine across is a nifty feature, with a “stepless” slot offering flexibility in regards to the exact position of the spine – up to 30mm of movement, oddly, defined with a 1-7 denotation.
Powering the system is support for both SFX and SFX-L power supplies. Cooling is a single 120mm fan mount, capable of holding a closed loop cooler as well.
Surprisingly, down at the bottom of the world, the Terra line of cases is already available on the market, at NZ$379, or US$228. Due to our small market here in Aotearoa New Zealand, the price bump is, alas, expected.
Thanks to forum member tinyitx for posting the news!
