Hey, what's up guys? Jays Two Cents here and guess what? The long-awaited Fractal Design Node 202 is finally available. Now, considering the fact that this is not exactly the easiest case to build in, it would be a good idea to go ahead and do a build guide for building inside the Fractal Node 202. I mean, what do you do when the case you're going to build in is roughly the same size as an e ATX motherboard? As you can see, it is going to be a little bit of a challenge, so hopefully this video will make it just a little bit easier to fit all this junk inside that tiny space. Okay, so you've got a lot of components here to fit into a pretty small space. So, there are some things you've got to keep in mind when you build in a small form-factor. Obviously, the Node 202 is a mini ITX motherboard compatibility. So, mini ITX motherboards are a little bit interesting in that all of them pretty much are going to have very different arrangements. Whereas, like standard ATX motherboards, typically you've got the 24 pin on the same spot, all the PCI Express slots are going to be in the same position, all the fan headers are pretty much the same. Mini ITX motherboards, they all are going to be very different based on the manufacturer. So, you're going to want to keep that in mind with the way that things get installed in this case. We'll go over that today. There's a lot of pre-planning that's involved, but mini ITX motherboards specifically in this case. For components, we are going with the EVGA Z97 Stinger with a 4790K installed. Yeah, probably a bit high-end in terms of hardware that we can...
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