We're big fans of quiet enclosures, so it bodes well for Fractal Design that the Define R4 is built with "maximum sound reduction, configurability and functionality" in mind. In keeping with the older ...

While most people are excited about what’s happened at this year’s CES in Las Vegas, I’m sitting here pumped about today’s review, because I’m finally getting my hands on a piece of kit from a company ...

I've had my Antec P180 for a good few years, and while it is nice and quiet, I don't find it very easy to work with. The cable routing is a pain in the ass in particular. The R4 looks great, though ...

The Fractal R4 is an evolution of the Fractal R3. There are some design differences between this midtower and the other cases we've included here, including an unusually small number of 5.25" drive ...

Today we are taking a look at the Adjust 108 Fan Controller from Fractal Design, which on the face of it is a simple six channel fan controller, but being a Fractal Design product it has no doubt got ...

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We here at Techgage have followed Fractal Design for a while – our very own Ryan Perry reviewed this case’s predecessor, the Define R4, and you can read that review here. Fractal Design is a ...

Today I’m taking a look at the Define R4 chassis from the masters at Fractal Design, a chassis that sets out to maximum sound reduction, while staying highly configurable and functional, while ...

...we can think of few sub-£100, sound-proofed chassis that are as well-rounded as the Define R4. Knowing that the well-received Define R3 made its debut almost two years ago, we expected the ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. Fractal Design's North is a bold move in PC case ...

Fractal Design breaks its mold for the Define S! This chassis, while smaller, packs in a ton of options both in cooling and sound absorbing, and both versions can be had for less than $100. Not that ...