| Installation of the components inside the Node 804 is really simple and intuitive,
mostly thanks to the dual-chamber layout design. If you watch it from above, you will see that on the right
part of the case is reserved for the PSU with all its cables, as well as the HDDs that are hanging from
the vertical cages. Thanks to this layout, the internal space is well managed and the final result is really clean and tidy, and most importantly, you
actually separate the hot PSU from the rest of the components. You can fit up to
eight 3.5-inch, two 2.5" and two additional 2.5/3.5" drives behind the front panel. In the left
part of the case is the area reserved for the motherboard and GPU,
making the end product really tidy. This case can fit micro-ATX motherboard,
as well as GPUs as long as 290/320mm, depending on where you put the front fan.
It is compatible with standard ATX PSUs that can't be more than 260mm
deep. On the right side, there are a few velcro straps that allows you to fix your cables and create an even more neat
cable management.
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