💥 Unleash Gaming Power with Fractal Design Define USB C Gaming Case Review

The case as a whole is good, but there are a lot of shortcomings that spoil the whole impression. The red price for him is 7-10 thousand (in the pre-war period).

At first I doubted whether it was worth the money, but when I received it, I realized that it was worth it) a good case, take it, you won’t regret it! )

For the money, a good designer, fairly high-quality performance, a lot of space and at the same time not bulky. Pros: The presence of noise isolation, vibration mounts for hdd, dust filters at the front and bottom, a lot of space for hdd, a separate compartment for power supply, a couple of sticky tapes for fixing cables, relatively quiet coolers. Plenty of space for a hdd. Its cons: If we compare the case with and without noise, this one wins because it is there and it dampens some vibrations.

The case was purchased in CU, when it was not yet sold in 2022, so it was difficult to fully evaluate its functionality. I thought there was a gap at the top for hot air to escape. To preserve the concept of a silent case, of course, you need to leave the top cover, then all blowing through the ramp fan (rear). I still put 3x140 on top for the "summer" mode, but for now they do not work. Overall, a great case, I recommend!

Different pros: Excellent solid body. Ease of assembly. All necessary fasteners are included in the kit. The availability of fans helps a lot in cleaning. Cons: Heavy, although that's to be expected: it's big and metal.

Before him was Define R4. I can unequivocally say that since then the quality has noticeably deteriorated: the equipment has become smaller, the reobas has been removed, there is less soundproofing material (although in R4 it peeled off by itself), the fastening of the doors is simply terrible, you won’t understand until you try it yourself. Despite the shortcomings, it is still one of the best cases for its budget, but the downgrade is alarming. Define R4, in my opinion, was in many ways…

It's better to try once. It's just something. Everything is perfect, I assembled the home server in half an hour. Everything is simple and intuitive. Everything is inserted where it should be, twists the first time, nothing backlash. The materials are solid, except for the paint. Any awkward movement and a layer of paint peels off, which upset me a little. But, if you are careful (and with this case it is quite simple, since you do not have to close it with "legs" and "finish it with a file")…

that I really like about this case. I got the steel color and used it with an ASRock x570 Steel Legend motherboard and a Ryzen 3700x build. Cable management is excellent and the final look is great.