The Fractal Design Define R6 Mid-Tower Chassis is as good as it gets right now, and we see no reason anyone would be disappointed with the purchase of it. Chad's Chassis Test System Specifications.

Fractal Design Define R6 Cons: (That I rallied against, but these kept retail cost down) *No front top cover on the PSU shroud, (Define C and Meshify has them).

Leo takes a look at something special - the brand new Fractal Design Define R6 - Its actually that good, he built two systems ...

The Fractal Design Define R6 is just so much better. Versatility, Your Name is the Define R6. One of the biggest benefits of the Define R6 is how versatile it is.

The Define R6 is the latest entry in the ongoing Define series. Fractal Design says it's optimized for silence due to sound dampening material found on the inside of the front, top, and side panels.

The Fractal Design Define R6 tries to find a middle-ground between silent performance and cooling performance. In order to eliminate the noise, the front, top and motherboard side panel are lined ...

The Define series is what really brought Fractal Design into the light for PC enthusiasts; we'd even go so far as to say that it’s iconic. However, it's been over three years since the Define R5 ...

Fractal Design has added one more case to their line up. This time it is the latest version from their Define series, now on its 6th revision. Thus, it goes by the name Define R6.

It has three pre-installed fans, a reversible aluminum front door, modular components, and more. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

Fractal's Define R6 is available now for $129.99 with the Define R6 Tempered Glass version going for $149.99. 4 comments 180 likes and shares. Share this article: Featured on TechSpot.

Today Leo takes a look at something special - the brand new Fractal Design Define R6 - Its actually that good, he built TWO systems into it. Its not like Leo to get excited so when he said 'This ...

I am using a 10 year old ATX box, I use the GPU and one expansion slot. Given this history it seems reasonable that I wouldn't all of a sudden start needing enough cards to fill an ATX box. I'd be ...