Popular Now: AMD rumored Radeon RX 9080 XT: up to 32GB of faster GDDR7, up to 4GHz GPU clocks, 450W power Some of the changes to look for in the newly released Define XL R2 from Fractal Design are ...

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Fractal (naturally) recommends its own Newton R3 series of PSUs to complement the Define XL R2, as they are cooled semi-passively and designed to operate with low noise levels, although in our ...

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Fractal Design has made a near perfect upgrade to the Define series with the new Define 7. It is a stout package with tons of modularity, just be aware of the inherent cost to performance in the ...

Fractal Design have announced two new upgrade kits to replace the ports on the Define R3 and Define XL with USB 3.0 ports, the process involves removing the front panel and taking off the USB ...

Looking at both the specs page on Fractal's website ... make it a sturdier case than it's bigger brothers (the Define XL is pretty wobbly without the sides on, for example).

We'll have a peek at the Fractal Design Define 7 XL, an all-black, all cool and all silent PC housing for a wide variety of motherboards. The new Define 7 has a new updated body from the R6 and ...

the Define XL, starts at around $150. For those of a more budget-minded position, the Core series fits nicely into the sub-$100 market. With these prices, the Fractal team has positioned themselves ...

If you want to build an extremely clean looking PC with a big chassis, hey the Define 7 XL might become your peachy perfect companion. Fractal design went for clean and dark looks, I mean have you ...

Looks like the hub-bub from Fractal was a new flagship ... to choose one or the other when buying a case. The Define 7 comes in regular and XL sizes, in three colors, with your choice of plain ...

The most important task for any case is to keep your hardware cool. Whatever components it houses, regardless whether they're running at stock speed or are overclocked, if your hardware overheats ...