The right side of the packaging then offers the Define S naming at the top, but this time the rendering offers a look at the internal layout of this design. As we move around to the back of the ...

Here’s how it works. Fractal Design has introduced the newest entry in its Define series ... On the sides, the case features a quick-release system that allows the left side panel to easily ...

We have a lot to cover, so get comfortable, as we take you on the ride that is the Fractal Design Define R6 Mid-Tower chassis ... on the back, which releases tabs, allowing one side of the ...

The embargo just lifted on Fractal Design‘s latest Meshify ... popular Define C series. Like most mid-tower cases these days, the Meshify C comes with a tempered-glass side panel.

Today LEO takes a look at the new Fractal Design Define Nano S case. Read full review here: <a href="http://www.kitguru.net/components/cases/leo-waldock/fractal ...

This allows the company to focus purely on revisions and improvements in its line rather than trying to reinvent the wheel with every case. The Fractal Define S was ... a modern mid-tower ...

I recently took delivery of a Fractal Design ... Define S. I continue to wish these screws were a little larger. I did not purchase the windowed case. (I don't like cases with windows.) The side ...

Aggressive to say the least, the mid-tower ... side. Keeping it sealed however, another foam patch is used. Easily removed, it’s only there to keep dust out while not in use. The back of the Define R3 ...

While most people are excited about what’s happened ... few years back. Sweden-based Fractal Design has been releasing cases, power supplies, fans and accessories for years and we have one of its ...

Building a system inside the Fractal Design ... The Define R5 looks incredible on the interior and it’s nothing short of a shame that we won’t see it all with the side panel back in place.