Fractal Launches Torrent Compact and Torrent Nano PC Cases

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Fractal has introduced two new versions of its acclaimed Torrent case for users who were hoping to get the base model’s aesthetics and excellent cooling performance in a smaller package. The Torrent Compact and Torrent Nano, which support up to E-ATX and mITX motherboards, respectively, are available beginning today in a range of color variants. They feature a stylish open-front grille and Dynamic PWM or Prisma ARGB PWM fans just like their larger sibling.

Streamlined airflow in new Torrents (Fractal)

Announcing the Torrent Compact and Torrent Nano – two space-efficient PC cases devoted entirely to providing the highest possible air cooling performance of their respective form factors. Much like the base model Torrent, the attention to detail is reflected in everything from the choice of components to the streamlined design inside and out, creating two cases that really reach new heights in the pursuit of ultimate airflow for compact and nano builds.
When it comes to technical innovations, the main standouts include an inspiring layout, an open front grille and two 180 x 38 mm Dynamic PWM / Prisma ARGB PWM fans custom-made to achieve maximum air cooling while maintaining controlled noise levels.

Simply put, the new models are powerhouses that let you enjoy airflow to a degree normally associated with larger cases, making Torrent an excellent choice for air cooling aficionados looking for a compact or nano case.

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Torrent Compact

  • Open grille and 180 mm front fans optimized for maximum air intake
  • Fractal Design Dynamic PWM / Prisma ARGB PWM 180 x 38 mm fans leverage power, size, and thickness for massive air-moving capacity
  • Expansive base intakes and extra-large bottom fan support offers exceptional GPU cooling potential (with bottom PCI slot free)
  • Streamlined open interior provides plenty of breathing room for components and maximizes performance potential
  • Top mounted aerodynamic PSU shroud with integrated ARGB effects
  • Space optimized, yet still capable of handling E-ATX motherboards up to 274 mm wide
  • Comes with the new Nexus 9P Slim PWM fan hub pre-installed
  • LED lights (TG versions) and RGB fans (RGB version) are fully controllable through motherboards supporting addressable RGB (5V)
  • Comes with two Prisma ARGB PWM fans (RGB version) or Dynamic X2 PWM fans
  • Seamless tempered glass panels with bolt-free top-latching mechanisms for easy handling
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Torrent Nano

  • Open grille and 180 mm front fan optimized for maximum air intake
  • Fractal Design 180 x 38 mm fan leverages power, size, and thickness for massive air-moving capacity
  • Layout with unobstructed base intake offers exceptional GPU cooling potential
  • Streamlined open interior and a top mounted PSU provides plenty of breathing room for components and maximizes performance potential
  • Space optimized, yet still capable of handling up to 3-slot thick 335 mm long GPUs
  • LED lights (TG versions only) and RGB fans (RGB version) are fully controllable through motherboards supporting addressable RGB (5V)
  • RGB TG version includes a 180 mm Prisma ARGB PWM fan
  • Seamless tempered glass panels with bolt-free top-latching mechanisms for easy handling
  • Front fan brackets allow for unblocked airflow to the larger fan while catering to standard radiator sizes
  • Removable top bezel and routing clips with velcro ties make for easy installation and cable management
Tsing Mui
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