This comparison shows 5 objects drawn to scale. Drag the view to rotate it, or add your own items to the comparison.
| Object | As entered | Centimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fractal Nano (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 417 × 222 × 374 mm | 41.7 × 22.2 × 37.4 cm | 16.4 × 8.74 × 14.7 in |
| nr200p (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 292 × 185 × 376 mm | 29.2 × 18.5 × 37.6 cm | 11.5 × 7.28 × 14.8 in |
| Lian Li Q58 | 250 × 170 × 342 mm | 25.0 × 17.0 × 34.2 cm | 9.84 × 6.69 × 13.5 in |
| 2000D (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 450 × 200 × 271 mm | 45.0 × 20.0 × 27.1 cm | 17.7 × 7.87 × 10.7 in |
| DAN | 253 × 166 × 350 mm | 25.3 × 16.6 × 35.0 cm | 9.96 × 6.54 × 13.8 in |
| Object | Volume | vs smallest |
|---|---|---|
| Fractal Nano (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 34.6 litres | 2.4× |
| nr200p (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 20.3 litres | 1.4× |
| Lian Li Q58 | 14.5 litres | 1× |
| 2000D (opens on Amazon in a new tab) | 24.4 litres | 1.7× |
| DAN | 14.7 litres | 1× |
* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, Lian Li Q58.