- Brand : Fractal Design
- Product name : Define S
- Article code : FD-CA-DEF-S-BK
- GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 7350041083443
- Category : Computer Cases
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Short summary description Fractal Design Define S Midi Tower Black
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Fractal Design Define S, Midi Tower, PC, Black, ATX, micro ATX, Mini-ATX, 18 cm, 45 cm
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Long summary description Fractal Design Define S Midi Tower Black
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Fractal Design Define S. Form factor: Midi Tower, Type: PC, Product color: Black. Power supply location: Bottom. Front fans installed: 1x 140 mm, Front fans diameters supported: 120,140 mm, Rear fans installed: 1x 140 mm. Supported HDD sizes: 2.5,3.5". Width: 233 mm, Depth: 520 mm, Height: 451 mm
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Fractal Design's Define R5 is my favorite case in TR's labs right now. It's quiet, it cools well, and it's a breeze to work in. It's also one of the rare cases we've deemed worthy of our Editor's Choice award. At $110 and up, however, it's positioned towa...
3dGameMan.com
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2015-09-11 15:07:27
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I would like to thank Fractal Design for supplying the review sample. Fractal Design is adding to the Define family with the Define S chassis. Having reviewed every R series chassis the company has ever produced, it is great to see such an evolution as t...
Fractal Design is adding a new line of chassis to their product line-up, targeted at the audiophile and noise conscience end-users. With the S for silent the Define S series has been introduced. As such today we review the first product in that line-up, t...
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maximumpc.com
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2015-10-29 11:10:25
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While it may look very similar to the R5, one difference is immediately apparent: The Define S has a solid front bezel instead of a door. The reason is simple, there are no 5.25-inch drive bays. In these days of digital content, the good old optical drive...
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