Fractal Design North case is all-time low $109 for Black Friday — our favorite case hits a stellar price point

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Ever since its release, the Fractal Design North case has received widespread acclaim for its contemporary styling and wood frame front panel. The visual language has since then been widely imitated by other brands, but you can get your hands on the original for just $108.99 at Newegg this Black Friday. That's an all-time low price.

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We reviewed this case back in December 2022 and give our highest rating of five stars, highlighting the thermal performance, the quality of the built-in PWM fans and their hub, and the reasonable modularity. It's the top case on our best PC cases page.

The top is a perforated grille with curved sides that can be removed with just a pull tab. On the front, you'll find two quiet and smooth 140mm fans, and the front panel connectors include a USB Type-C connector alongside two Type-A ports.

Graphics cards as long as 355 mm can go in the case, making it a fine fit for a high-end rig with even most of RTX 5090 variants. There are cable ducts and tie points, a dual 2.5" drive bracket, and two 3.5"/2.5" drive trays.

Then, of course, there's wonderful looks with the front cover in actual wood, making this case a perfect fit any living room or office. Get yours now for just $108.99 at Newegg. For this price, you can have your pick of either the version with tempered glass, or the variation with a rather fetching mesh side for extra airflow.

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Bruno Ferreira is a contributing writer for Tom's Hardware. He has decades of experience with PC hardware and assorted sundries, alongside a career as a developer. He's obsessed with detail and has a tendency to ramble on the topics he loves. When not doing that, he's usually playing games, or at live music shows and festivals.

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