Fractal Design Define XL chassis has focus on low noise

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/07/2010 09:02 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Fractal Design launches its Define XL, this chassis focuses on low noise level. This is a chassis with support for motherboards with form factors as large as E-ATX, and you can fit up to ten HDDs (the HDD cage in the main chamber can be removed/rotated), four 5.25" devices and seven PCI cards. Three additional fans can be added and the motherboard features cutouts for cable management as well as a door that enables you to access the back of the motherboard to swap your CPU cooler.

Key features

Stylish design
Pre-fitted with noise absorbing material
Configurable thermal chamber design
Great cooling possibilities, 3x fans included (2x 140mm, 1x 180mm)
10x HDD slots
Unique ModuVent

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