The
Dimastech Nano features clean and simple lines as well as the design which does not require
any special care during installation of the components. From the first
contact you will notice the strength of the structure as the test bench
has two different levels for the installation of all components and sits on four solid rubber feet screwed directly into the chassis.
The Dimastech Nano is made of 1.5mm thick steel. Despite its compact size (340mm depth x 270mm width x 120mm height),
it still supports, if your mainboards allows it, multi-GPU setup. On the Dimastech Nano you can install one 5.25-inch
device and 2+1 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch devices. For our test we used an mATX platform with a
longer graphic card without incurring compatibility issues. Unfortunately, the Nano does not offer mounting brackets for radiators, however, the
manufacturer did not leave anything to chance and made some good routing for cable management and a huge window for the installation of the toughest backplate. Thanks to the good cable management and to the fact that all peripherals are on the lower plan, with
the Dimastech Nano it is pretty easy to obtain a very clean setup. Despite
the fact that many motherboards have remote power and reset buttons directly on the PCB, the package
includes two buttons for power and reset.
The fan support, called FlexFan 120, supports 120mm fan and allow you to direct
the airflow on the hottest components. This solution is very good since you will be able to reach the smallest hottest zone on your motherboard. Like the bench table, the support is
also sturdy and can be used also for a small 120mm radiator. |
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