PSU Cover
In order to hide all the cables connected to your power supply, there is cover hiding away the unit. This helps creating a neat and clean looking system. |
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Dust filters
There are washable dust filters covering all big openings of the Fractal Design Define R6. Thanks to a quick release system they are very easy and convenient to remove. |
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Watercooling ready
The Fractal Design Define R6 prepared this case to be equipped with watercooling gear. If you wish to create a custom loop, there is the possibility to place two radiators in this case. One of them can be a 280mm and the other a 240mm one. In addition you can put another small 120mm radiator in the rear part. |
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Standard and open layout
Apparently Fractal Design must have spend a lot of time thinking about how to make this case as modular as possible. Therefore removing the hard drive cage allows to switch between the "standard layout" and the "open layout", whereas the first enables the installation of numerous 2.5/3.5 inch drive and the latter maximizes the flexibility regarding custom water cooled builds. |
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Optional vertical GPU mount
Mounting your powerful gaming graphics card vertically is currently trendy and therefore Fractal Design though it would make sense to jump the bandwagon and offer such a feature as well. |
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Optional USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C Kit
In order to keep the final price of the Define R6 on a reasonable level, the vendor decided bring USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C in the form of an upgrade kit to the table. This kit can be bought separately after having purchased the case or at the same time. |
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