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Fractal Design is a Swedish company that designs Cases, fans and Power Supplies. The product we are looking at today is their Fractal Design Define R4 Case. The design is Classic and the Case got a lot of features such as Fan Controller, USB 3.0 connectors, dust filters and a modular design.
Fractal Design is definitely making a name for themselves not only in the power supply market, but in the case market as well. Their cases have been popular with gamers and enthusiasts alike a we can see why. It has been a while since we have taken a look at a larger case from Fractal Design and today we are taking a look at the Define R4, which of course the successor to the extremely popular Define R3. This case features room for up to 10 hard drives, two included fans with a fan speed controller, USB 3.0 support and more than enough room inside to work with. This case also has many sound dampening features to keep your system nice and quiet. Read on as we take a look...
The Define R4, by Fractal Design, is a modern day mid-tower chassis that comes in three color variations, Black, Titanium, White, and it just happens to be fairly large in size. Now we need to ask our selves one simple question, "Does the Define R4 chassis have what it takes to become a great chassis, or does it fall short"? So lets go ahead and step inside to see what the Black Define R4 mid-tower chassis has to offer us.
Fractal Design is releasing today the Define R4, a mid-tower case targeted to silent computing. Let’s take a look at it.
There are two main schools of thought when it comes to enthusiast case design. One can be thought of as attention-seeking: make it as flashy, splashy, and eye catching as possible. The other is most often described as minimalist: strip the design down to bare essentials, keep the design accents subtle. Fractal Design has an established reputation in the second school, and today we’re going to be taking a look at one of their latest efforts: the Define R4.
Fractal Design heard the masses and took the Define R3 back to the drawing board to bring us the Define R4 Black Pearl.
Fractal Design made a great impression on us last year with the debut of the Define R3 ATX chassis and its smaller sibling, the Define Mini Micro-ATX chassis. It is hard not to love a high-quality, well-built, sleek and unobtrusive chassis and these are all qualities the Define series of chassis exhibited to us. Not content to rest on its laurels, Fractal Design went back to the drawing board to come up with several enhancements to the design of the R3 with the new Define R4 ATX chassis. The main refinements offered by the Define R4 are larger and improved fans, a more flexible hard disk drive (HDD) cage, a wider case body for easier cable routing, additional mounting options for 2.5” SSDs, a new tool-less front fan holder, support for liquid cooling radiators, a new fan controller that is integrated with the front panel, and an additional USB 3.0 front panel port.
In the PC hardware market you tend to get exactly what you pay for. It's not always the case, but 9 times out of 10 you will find that if you pay less you get less. How else can we justify handing over $110 for 12kg of cleverly crafted sheet metal and vacuum formed plastic. We pay for the brand and we pay for the looks, and some of us also pay for build quality. In this article Benchmark Reviews aims to delve deep into the Fractal Design Define R4 Arctic White Case (Model: FD-CA-DEF-R4-WH), and see if it's got what it takes to satiate the appetite of today's enthusiast. The Fractal Design Define R4 features include: the use of sound reducing materials, a 3-speed fan controller supporting up to three fans, modular drive bays and support for very large hardware. Please read on to find out more...
Technic3D hat das Fractal Design Define R4 PC-Gehäuse im Test. Das Define "R4" wurde gegenüber dem "R3" nochmals deutlich verbessert. Wie das im einzelnen die Gehäuseserie aufwertet, steht im nachfolgenden Artikel.
Im heutigem Review muss sich das Define R4 von Fractal Design beweisen. Die mittlerweile vierte Auflage des Erfolgreichen PC-Gehäuse kommt mit einigen Neuerungen und einer bereits vorinstallierten Dämmung zum Kunden. Was das Define R4 alles bietet und wie es sich im Praxistest schlägt, könnt ihr wie immer in diesem Review lesen.
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