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Fractal’s Define R4 may not be the newest case on the market but it is one of the most popular currently available. The $110 R4 follows closely in the footsteps of its Define series predecessors while improving in several key areas...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2013-06-22 05:19:00
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It seems hard to believe that Fractal Design has only been around for five years, but in that time the Swedish company's Define tower PC case has become one of our firm favourites. The Define R4, the fourth generation version, is defiantly a case of ‘i...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:09
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:37
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Fractal Design is known for creating computer chassis with an emphasis on silent cooling. The company has gathered a loyal following that appreciates the stylish design, quality materials and good performance of their products. We have frequently been v...
The Fractal Design Define R4 isn't the most exciting computer chassis that we've seen. It's mostly an evolution of an earlier design, and it's noticeable that Fractal Design tried to save money on certain components in order to keep a competitive price...
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vortez.net Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:41
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£90 inc. VATThere is no denying that Fractal Design’s Define R3 has been one of the most popular silent computer chassis to enter the market. Having won multiple awards and being highly favoured by enthusiasts the world-over, Fractal Design are back a...
Elegant and professional looking, Choice of 3 colours, Great quality, Great cable management options, Fan controller, Competitively priced...
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Fractal Design’s Define R3 was a resounding triumph; with the new successor in the ranks do we have a worthy replacement in the R4? From a visual aspect R4 has remained very similar to its predecessor, as has the build quality which is very good indee...
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Fractal Design have been around for a few years now and have made a name for themselves by producing a range of whisper quiet cases which also offer great build quality and good value. We were very impressed with the Fractal Design Define XL when w...
Sleek design, Impressive build quality, Plenty of storage options, Very quiet indeed, Extensive cable routing provision, Good value...
Not suitable for water cooling...
Overall we are very impressed with the Fractal Design Define R4. It is one of the finest cases you can buy at around £100.The minimalist design and the brushed aluminium effect front panel means it could easily be mistaken for one of Lian Li's models. Obv...
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Taken from the Fractal Design R4 web page) The Fractal Design Define R4 is the latest in the Define Series of computer cases offering minimalistic and stunning Scandinavian design fused with maximum sound reduction, configurability and functionality...
The define R4 is nothing short of astounding, a mid tower is a reasonable price point with tremendous build quality and a list of features to put most other manufacturers to shame. It is a great testament to the quality of design that the only fault o...
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atomicmpc.com.au Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:51
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At first blush, there’s not a lot to separate previous Define cases from this newest, R4 iteration (gallery here). We’ve always liked Fractal Design’s work, especially when it comes to building quiet cases, but it’s always felt like other factors, suc...
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Today I'm taking a look at the Define R4 chassis from the masters at Fractal Design, a chassis that sets out to maximum sound reduction, while staying highly configurable and functional, while maintaining a minimalist design. The R4 is now the latest in F...
This is the first time I've reviewed a Fractal Design chassis and I have to say, first impressions here have made a big impact on me, the build quality on this chassis is second to none, thanks to their use of thick cut panels that provide both strength a...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2013-10-18 06:27:54
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At first blush, there's not a lot to separate previous Define cases from this newest, R4 iteration ( gallery here ). We've always liked Fractal Design's work, especially when it comes to building quiet cases, but it's always felt like other factors, such...
Hardware Review: A classy and quiet case from the masters of silent computing, Fractal Design...
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The Define series from Fractal Design is one that used to consist of the single version of the Define Mini along with four versions of the Define R3 that was a huge success for them. From what I can gather, the plan was to keep what makes the R3 such...
The Fractal Define R4; what's not to like, really. On the most basic level, the Define R4 is sleek, sexy and is an elegant looking addition to any environment, even in the living room, next to the TV. On top of that there is the fact that this chassis...
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Almost exactly two years ago the Swedish company Fractal Design presented with the Define R3 their first midi tower. Now they launched the Define R4 which should be the next step in evolution of their Define series cases. Therefore Fractal Design should h...
the build quality is on a good level Fractal Design didn't make the mistake to go for super thin side panel to save weight They use solid metal sheets and paired up with the noise isolation material you can get good stability and reasonable stiffness Fur...
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If you live in places where winter tires are popular, you will notice most people mount their all season or summer rubber and winter rubber with two separate set of rims. There are plenty of reasons why, but for the most part, mounting and balancing se...
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Antec P182 Computer Case Apex MW-107 mITX Computer Case AZZA Spartan 102 Computer Case BitFenix Merc Alpha Computer Case BitFenix Pandora Window Computer Case BitFenix Shinobi Window Computer Case Cooler Master 690 II Advanced NVIDIA Edition Compute...
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This item can be found at the following stores: 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...
Room for up to 10 hard drives, Lots of room behind the motherboard tray to route cables, USB 3.0 support, Sleek design, Price...
Pretty heavy, Fan controller only supports 3 fans...
I have been hearing really good things about the Define R4 since it was released and I can see why. Fractal Design has another solid product here in this case. Starting off with looks the Defire R4 has a really sleek but simple design. If you are a fan...
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When it comes to cases there are two different types. The first is the flashy cases that are meant to grab everyones attention and show off all the cool hardware inside. The second is the sleek professional looking case that is all about style and functi...
Fractal Design made a name for themselves with the original Define and they have continued to somehow manage to find ways to improve on the design 3 more times up to the R4 that we have here today. The styling of the case hasn't changed much really, but...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:19:43
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Manufacturer: Fractal DesignProduct Name: Define R4 Arctic WhiteModel Number: FD-CA-DEF-R4-WHUPC: 817301010931Price As Tested: $109.99 (NewEgg / Amazon) Full Disclosure: The product sample used in this article has been provided by Fractal Design. In t...
Very functional case, Minimal noise, Fan speed control, 2 x USB 3.0/2 x USB 2.0 on front I/O panel, Plenty of room for expansion and future upgrades, Very spacious interior, Very sleek and stylish design, Big hardware supported, Hard Drive caddies are configurable, Supports up to 8 HDD/SSD, Excellent Build quality, Cable management is very good, Support for custom watercooling hardwa...
Very Heavy ATX PC Case, Paint job not very durable easy to scratch/mark, Needs better side panel fitting, Minimal looks may not cater for all...
Important: In this section I am going to write a brief five point summary on the following categories; Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These views are my own and help me to give the Fractal Design Define R4 PC case a ra...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:19:49
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Fractal Design Define R4: Silencio, is that you? Cooler Master was arguably the first company to launch a chassis specifically designed to eliminate noise created by the hardware inside it. This feature was very refreshing at the time, and the fact tha...
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vrworld.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:19:51
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Don’t let its no-frills, minimalist design fool you - Fractal Design’s Define R4 chassis is a serious solution for the multimedia pro looking to build a quiet, solid PC. Here’s what we thought:We wanted to build a multimedia creation system that not...
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Unboxing Like many other manufacturers, Fractal keeps the box art restricted to a bare minimum. The case however is well protected inside the box by the styrofoam inserts. Once unpacked we discover a sleek designed case. No bulky transformer l...
The Define R4 is really what it's model name stands for. It defines what a good silent enclosure should be. The used sound dampening materials and silent fans keep the noise level at a bare minimum, however this does not mean that the cooling capabili...
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3dGameMan.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:05
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Video Review: The Fractal Design Define R4 Case is a perfect combination of style & functionality. What separates this mid-tower case from others is it's spacious design and acoustic-dampening material for a near silent build. It comes with plenty of...
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HOT New Post! - Futurelooks Checks Out the NCIX Windows 8 Launch Party (Video) - Read it Now! Based in Sweden, Fractal Design has been designing cases and marketing them in the UK since 2007. Over the last couple years, they’ve continued to carve a swa...
Good air flow plus sound dampening make the Fractal Design Define R4 computer enclosure one of the quietest mid size tower enclosures available on the market. The air flow alone helps keep component noise down while the noise management Bitumen helps b...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:13
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Fractal Design’s Define R3 chassis, which we reviewed in January 2011, impressed us with its combination of functionality and customizability at a low price. The Define R4 is an updated version of that chassis, and like its predecessor is tricked out...
Plenty of drive storage; builtin fan controller; good connectivity (and lots of fan mounts).
Nothing’s screwless; tougher design for more extreme system builds; limited 5.25inch bay support.
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missingremote.com Updated:
2013-06-22 05:20:39
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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...
Excellent cooling performance, Quiet, Plenty of room for excess cables, Highly refined appearance, Excellent quality materials and workmanship, Convenient fan controller, Flexible drive cage, Accommodates up to ten drives...
No HDD LED, Not completely tool-less...
Fractal Design has taken a great chassis in the Define R3 and made it even better in the Define R4. The improved cooling and noise performance, along with the more convenient fan controller, the expanded room for cable management and the easier to clean...
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Most of you may not know Fractal Design, but the company has been making a splash with their unique enclosures for a competitive price. The company also sells power supplies, case fans, and a few accessories.Not much else to say, but this is their offi...
Same core features as in previous Define cases, Sound dampening installed everywhere, Improved flexibility between air cooling and sound dampening, Space for eight hard drives, Front drive-bay covers may easily be removed, Excellent cable routing possibil...
Clips of front covers won't last long, No possibility to install 3.5" drives out of the box, Front-panel design not as flexible as in previous Define cases, Fan controller no longer with a dial, only 3 settings are available, Door only opens to the left...
The Fractal Design Define R4 has taken the R3 and successfully fused it with the backbone of the Arc chassis. The newest revision adds USB 3.0 support, a new front panel design, and more options for fans. Thanks to the modular HDD bays, you may also in...
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The mid-tower chassis is what I would consider to be one of the most versatile chassis types in the computing world. Since our computer components are getting larger the role of the mid tower chassis has taken on an entirely new meaning, it not only...
The Fractal Design Define R4 is an ultra-modern day looking mid-tower chassis that can accommodate just about anyone’s computing needs effortlessly, I would like to add that Fractal Design expands on the Define R4 chassis by offering 3 color choices...
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The Define series from Fractal Design is one that used to consist of the single version of the Define Mini along with four versions of the Define R3 that was a huge success for them. From what I can gather, the plan was to keep what makes the R3 such...
The Fractal Define R4; what's not to like, really. On the most basic level, the Define R4 is sleek, sexy and is an elegant looking addition to any environment, even in the living room, next to the TV. On top of that there is the fact that this chassis...
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Fractal Design is releasing today the Define R4, a mid-tower case targeted to silent computing. This means that the case has foam pads everywhere to dampen the noise produced by the computer. Let’s take a look at it.This case is available in three choi...
Noise-dampening foams, Vented covers for the external 5.25” bays, Air filters for the front, bottom and power supply fans, Three-speed fan controller supporting three fans, Expansion cards are fastened using thumbscrews, Vented slot covers, Supports eight...
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The Fractal Design Define R4 is a very nice case for users worried about the noise level produced by the PC. The quality is top-notch and its price is right, making the Define R4 a terrific buy...
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TBCIt’s hard to believe that it’s been more than two and a half years since Fractal Design’s first landed in our labs, impressing with its minimalist (aka, looking like a mini-fridge) styling, build quality and focus on sound-deadening extras. Lo...
Despite not setting our cooling graphs alight, the Define R4 delivers in every other way we’d expect from a modern ATX case. Discreet, well-built and loaded with useful features, it’s a sensible evolution of the design, offering increased flexibility a...
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Around November of last year we had a chance to take a look at one of the most popular enclosures from up-and-comer Fractal Design, the Define R3. Impressions were good if not absolutely amazing, but it was easy to see how the case had gotten so pop...
With the Define R4, Fractal Design has again produced a solid case that has a lot to offer end users. I'm very fond of case designs like this one and the AZZA Genesis 9000 that give the user a great deal of flexibility in how they want to assemble their s...
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The R3 was a firm favorite here with all members of the OC3D team, and was at the centre of quite a bit of controversy at one point in time. We are sure we don't need to go into any detail, if you don't know what we are on about you missed out! As with...
So where to start, the R4 keeps to the same family heritage as the R3 now this is definately a good thing but at the same time we think they could have been slightly braver considering this is an all new case. Its just the design is so similar to the o...
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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...
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While most people are excited about what's happened at this year's CES in Las Vegas, I'm sitting here pumped about today's review, because I'm finally getting my hands on a piece of kit from a company that has impressed me since I first stumbled across it...
High build quality, Understated look (if you're into that sort of thing), Lots of room for expandability, Keeps a system as quiet as possible...
Clearance issue with the top 3.5″ drive bay...
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Fractal Design 's R4 case is the successor to its R3, The case comes with a complement of new features, such as high density noise-reducing material for an optimal silent case – To achieve a high level of noise reduction. Patent pending ModuVent™ design a...
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From what I hear, not all the best cases are made from Aluminum. However, I can't think of the last case I used for my primary workstation that wasn't. Fractal Design has set out to change all that with the Define R4. This case is sleek, sturdy, and may j...
The motherboard tray has plenty of wiring cutouts, each protected by thick rubber grommets. The backside of the tray is also capable of mounting two 2.5″ drives for some super secret storage. There is also a very large cutout for easy CPU Cooling upgrades...
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Fractal Design enjoyed great success with the Define R3 , which was released a little over a year ago. As the Define R3 exits stage left, entering stage right is the recently released Define R4. Fractal Design has brought several new features to Define R4...
Searching around the internet, I found the Define R4 (Black Pearl - no window) selling for right at $110. Newegg sells the same exact case in Titanium Grey for $109.99, so I doubt the Black Pearl version sells for any more than that. Is it worth that pr...
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Today we're reviewing a series of mid-tower cases at a variety of affordable price points. These four cases are all marketed towards enthusiasts and ship with what were once considered upscale options, including external water cooling mounts, multiple...
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Yesterday, we embarked on a quest to find the ultimate quiet gaming case. Today, we're testing three more enclosures: Corsair's Obsidian 550D, Fractal Design's Define R4, and Gigabyte's Luxo M10. How will they compare in cooling, noise, and overall value?...
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As a PC builder, it's refreshing to see a wide variety in enthusiast desktop cases. For a long while it seemed like case makers used the term "enthusiast" and "gamer" interchangeably, and believed every gamer wants a case loaded with great features, but w...
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We review and test the Fractal Design R4 Black Pearl, an all black, quite stylish mid-tower chassis. This ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX ready tower ... Read more http://www.guru3d.com/articles_summary/fractal_design_r4_review.html...
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wegotserved.com Updated:
2015-12-06 09:35:04
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It is no secret that we at We Got Served are fans of Fractal Design computer cases. Understated looks and great features combined with great build quality have impressed us. Today, we will be taking a look at the Fractal Design Define R4 mid-tower case.It...
If you have a Fractal Design Define R3, I would say you really do not have a need to upgrade your case. There are some nice enhancements, USB 3.0, perhaps a bit more room on the side opposite the motherboard and improved front fan design for example, but...
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