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FormD T1 vs NCASE M1 vs Lian Li Q58 vs Lian Li x DAN A4-H2O vs…

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Size comparison of FormD T1 (216 × 133 × 330 mm), NCASE M1 (255 × 160 × 338 mm), Lian Li Q58 (250 × 170 × 342 mm), Lian Li x DAN A4-H2O (244 × 140 × 326 mm), NR200P Max (292 × 185 × 377 mm), Air X (475 × 210 × 425 mm), and 2 more, drawn to scale
Dimensions (height × width × depth)
ObjectAs enteredCentimetresInches
FormD T1216 × 133 × 330 mm21.6 × 13.3 × 33.0 cm8.5 × 5.24 × 13.0 in
NCASE M1255 × 160 × 338 mm25.5 × 16.0 × 33.8 cm10.0 × 6.3 × 13.3 in
Lian Li Q58250 × 170 × 342 mm25.0 × 17.0 × 34.2 cm9.84 × 6.69 × 13.5 in
Lian Li x DAN A4-H2O (opens on Amazon in a new tab)244 × 140 × 326 mm24.4 × 14.0 × 32.6 cm9.61 × 5.51 × 12.8 in
NR200P Max (opens on Amazon in a new tab)292 × 185 × 377 mm29.2 × 18.5 × 37.7 cm11.5 × 7.28 × 14.8 in
Air X475 × 210 × 425 mm47.5 × 21.0 × 42.5 cm18.7 × 8.27 × 16.7 in
Air 100425 × 210 × 405 mm42.5 × 21.0 × 40.5 cm16.7 × 8.27 × 15.9 in
AP201 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)460 × 205 × 350 mm46.0 × 20.5 × 35.0 cm18.1 × 8.07 × 13.8 in
Bounding-box volumes as bars: FormD T1 9.48 litres, NCASE M1 13.8 litres, Lian Li Q58 14.5 litres, Lian Li x DAN A4-H2O 11.1 litres, NR200P Max 20.4 litres, Air X 42.4 litres, Air 100 36.1 litres, AP201 33.0 litres
Bounding-box volume*
ObjectVolumevs smallest
FormD T19.48 litres1×
NCASE M113.8 litres1.5×
Lian Li Q5814.5 litres1.5×
Lian Li x DAN A4-H2O (opens on Amazon in a new tab)11.1 litres1.2×
NR200P Max (opens on Amazon in a new tab)20.4 litres2.1×
Air X42.4 litres4.5×
Air 10036.1 litres3.8×
AP201 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)33.0 litres3.5×

* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, FormD T1.