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Il est temps de conclure sur ce nouveau boitier Fractal Design, le Define C. Un boitier qui n'est autre que la suite logique de la gamme Define. En effet, Fractal nous propose ici un boitier qui mettra en avant vos composants les plus précieux et qui diss...
Fratal Design touche souvent au but avec simplicité. Les deux nouveaux Define présentés sont bien de la famille, mais sont-ils dignes de la représenter dans la gamme des modèles compacts ? Voilà ce que nous en pensons :Ce sont bien des DefineLe design ne...
Solid and elegant design, Sound deadening material used in panels, Very nice brushed aluminium finish on the front panel, Lots of water cooling options for a mid tower case, Removable SSD mount behind the motherboard tray is genius
The Fractal Design Define C is a midtower PC case designed for those who are looking for a silent rig, which is offering plenty of space even for highend hardware as well as custom liquid cooling Fractal Design decided to use the classic design of the Def...
Extrait: Fitting two large radiators within traditional mid-tower dimensions, Fractal Design's Define-C continues the trend away from “Bigger Is Better” logic that previously pervaded the gaming-oriented Enthusiast space.The trend of pushing ever-increasing case s...
Smaller than Define S/Define R5, Enclosed PSU compartment, Available with or without side window, Dust and noise filters throughout, Good cable management, Can easily house a couple of radiators
Not a lot cheaper than the Define S, Lacks front-facing USB Type-C, Doesn't include a fan controller, No 140mm fans as standard
Fractal Design has expanded its range of award-winning Define Series enclosure with a compact ATX solution designed to go head-to-head with the likes of NZXT's Source 340 Elite and Corsair's Carbide Series 400C.Dubbed the Define C and priced from £79...
Extra Room Behind The Motherboard Tray, Easy To Clean Removable Dust Filters, Velcro Strips For Cable Management, Great Water Cooling Support, Aesthetically Pleasing, Sturdy Build Quality, Minimalist Design, Dead Silent
Needs Another 120mm Fan On The Front, Stock Fans Don't Move A Lot of Air
The Define C has everything you can ask for in an enthusiast mid-tower case but it has some small issues in my opinion. I would have liked for the window panel to have been tempered glass like it is in the NZXT S340 or at least a full side panel window. I...
Simple. Functional. Affordable. Some might be put off by the lack of front drive bays, but if you don't require them for your build, you would be hard pressed to find a case this small with such a large feature set. Every single detail of the Fractal Desi...
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Publié: 2017-03-27, Auteur: Patrick , review by: gamersnexus.net
This isn't a flashy or exciting case, but it's well-made and logical. The Define C makes it seem strange that there are cases that aren't designed like it is everything fits, everything works, it's quiet, and it's tiny. None of the features that make it s...
Publié: 2016-11-05, Auteur: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
Modern design, compact and convincing, Neat interior with two segments combined well with (optional) window, Regular cooling performance is quite good, with a reduced rotation speed, we obtained low noise levels (including through additional measures for
Due to the compact design, a number of small restrictions, To install the drives requires a screwdriver, Staff housing is not equipped with a fan controller
The housing Define R5 can be called a perfect universal model of Fractal Design. The case rests on a classic interior design with rack storage, multiple mounts for SSD/HDD, there is even the possibility you connect the drive outside. But a body takes a lo...
