Legit Reviews posted a review on the Fractal Design Define R4 Case

Over here at Legit Reviews we're going to be looking at one of many mid tower chassis’ that are currently being offered, that chassis being the Define R4 mid tower from Fractal Design. Does this mid-tower have what it takes to be considered a great chassis, or does it just fall short? The only way to find out is for us to dive right in and see what the Define R4 chassis is fully capable of.

Fractal Design Define R4 Specifications:

ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX motherboard compatibility
7 + 1 expansion slots
2 - 5.25" bays
8 - 3.5" HDD trays - all compatible with SSDs, 2 - 2.5" extra SSD positions
3 - ModuVent plates - two in the top and one in the side
7 - fan positions (2 Silent Series R2 fans included)
Filtered fan slots in the front and bottom
CPU coolers up to 170mm tall (when no fan is installed in the side panel)
ATX PSUs up to 170mm deep when using the bottom fan location, when not using this fan location longer PSUs (up to 270mm deep) can be used
Graphics cards up to 295mm in length with the top HDD cage installed
With the top cage removed, graphics cards up to 430mm in length may be installed
26mm of space for cable routing behind the motherboard plate
Thick rubber grommets on all holes on the motherboard plate
Colors available: Black Pearl, Titanium Grey, Arctic White
Case dimensions (WxHxD): 232 x 464 x 523mm
Package dimensions (WxHxD): 320 x 535 x 610mm
Net weight: 12.3 kg

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