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Fractal Epoch TG Mid Tower ATX Gaming Case in Black

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£94.99
3 retailers
Usual price

In line with its usual price of £95.99 over the last 90 days.

Cheapest at CCL Computers
£94.99
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Colour
Black£94.99White£86.99

Specifications

ColourBlack
Form FactorMid Tower Case
Max CPU Cooler Height170 mm
Max GPU Length372 mm
Motherboard SupportATX
Radiator Support120, 240, 280, 360 mm
Side Panelwith window
Tempered GlassYes

At a glance

Fractal Epoch TG Mid Tower ATX Gaming Case in Black is a PC case made by Fractal. It is listed at 3 UK shops, cheapest in stock at CCL Computers for £94.99 (checked 19 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £94.99 to £99.95. That is in line with its usual price of £95.99 over the last 90 days.

From the retailer

Mid-tower PC case, Compatible with ATX motherboards, 372mm GPU clearance, Support for up to four storage drives, Three pre-installed 120mm fans, Compatible with radiators up to 360mm

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CCL Computers
In Stockchecked 1 hour ago
£94.99Buy Now
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AWD-IT
In Stockchecked 13 hours ago
£97.73Buy Now
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Overclockers UK
In Stockchecked 2 hours ago
£99.95Buy Now

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