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May 2013
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Keeps noise levels in check, Good thermal performance, Large enough for extreme builds, Easy to work with, Solid build quality
Fan controller limited to three fans, Optical drive bays aren't toolfree, Aesthetics may be too simple
Fractal Design is a relative newcomer to the chassis marketplace, yet has managed to make an instant impression through a range of chassis that almost always manage to find a sweet spot between thermal performance and low-noise operation. The problem, if...
Great build quality, Very spacious, Flexible clearance options, Good thermal performance, Near silence guaranteed, Competitive pricing
No tool-free design for optical drives, Heavy
Fractal Design appear to be a company that are very careful with their implementations and changes on new models. As we found with the Define R4, the preference is to make small changes here and there to improve a predecessor. We have to admit this is...
High Build Quality, Design, Spacious Interior (XLATX Compatible), 3 PreInstalled Fans (140mm Front/140mm Rear/140mm Bottom), Room For A Total Of 7 Fans (120/140mm), Removable Top Drive Cage, Top Radiator Space (240mm/280mm), Low Noise Levels (Almost Inaud
Less Drive Trays Compared To Its Predecessor, PSU Clearance Issues with the Bottom PreInstalled Fan
My first encounter with Fractal Design was when they first entered the market back in late 2008 and although back then their products where a lot more impressive (not many manufacturers offered the same quality and innovation 5 years ago) than they are no...
Size: Capacity & Space, Eye-catching, Ventilation: There's plenty + Three included 140mm case fans, Quiet: Solid insulation combined with integrated fan controller, Modular Drive Cages, Limitless Configuration, Cable Management, Motherboard Backplane Acce
Size: Space-eater, Weight: Make sure you find a Free Shipping deal
Where does the Fractal Design Define XL R2 belong in the HTPC eco-system?I had it set up in my living room, connected and set up next to my TV stand for two days, and while I didn't stub my toe on it from sticking out so much from everything else, it...
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Publié: 2013-10-15, Auteur: David , review by: maximumpc.com
Because of its simplicity, reliability, and functionality, the Define XL R2 is a great choice for enthusiasts. The chassis is also a good option for case modding for the same reasons. LanOC community member SpeedBump used the first iteration (by the way,...
The Define XL R2 is a very good enclosure for managing noise and even system temps. While the Bitumen, insulated fan ports, and front door cut down on noise, managing temps inside any enclosure is all about air flow inside the enclosure. By design, the...
Lots of room inside, Support for XL-ATX motherboards, Easy installation, Many “quiet” case features, Watercooling support, Price
None that I found
I always like companies that listen to customer feedback and improve existing products. Now I myself never had the opportunity to check out the original Define XL I have gone and looked at reviews and information on the case. The Define XL R2 addresses s...
and ScoringFractal Design was a company that I knew little about before receiving this case. Now my mind is begging me for more! I am very impressed and will not hesitate to say that this is possibly the best sub-$200 case out there. For $130 you can't b...
