Correction. The Terra is only 56.8 percent the size of the NR200P Max.

The important thing to remember when comparing the Terra against something like the NR200p Max is the size. The Terra is only just over half the size (57.7 percent) of the Coolermaster.

But then I saw the CoolerMaster NCore 100 MAX that was shown at Computex, which I think may be even more attractive. Kind of a vertical version of the Fractal Terra. I’m hoping that you’ll be able to do a review of the NCore when it comes out.

https://news.coolermaster.com/2023/05/29/ncore100-max/

Now if only the rest of the market would get a clue so we can move on to actually good looking cases in sizes that are not ITX.

This is smaller than the M1 Classic by almost 20% (10.4 liters vs 12.7), and the M1 EVO by almost 30% (14.99 liters). Both the Classic and Evo support water cooling which the Terra really doesn’t. You can use a 120 AIO for your CPU IF you are using a very short, single fan GPU, but the M1 allows for a full 240 while still utilizing a full GPU.

The Terra is less expensive and smaller, but won’t support liquid cooling or as long of a GPU as the EVO.