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Zwei Kammer-Design
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Entkoppelte Festplatten
Dammmatten
Kuhlmoglichkeiten
Staubfilter an allen wichtigen Stellen
Seitenteil aus Hartglas
Gute Innenraumaufteilung
Vorinstallierte Dämmung
SSDPlätze hinter dem Mainboard
Zwei leise Lüfter im Lieferumfang
Anschlüsse im Top (Audio
2x USB 3.0)
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Viel Platz
Schlichtes Design
Staubfilter für Oben im Lieferumfang
Gute Kabelmanegement Möglichkeiten
Ausstattung
Silent-Features
Optimiertes Kabelmanagement
Temperatureigenschaften
Durchdachter
Platzsparender Innenraum
Silenttauglich (Dämmmatten
Leise Lüfter
Gute Kühleigenschaften)
Festplattenkäfig modular
Hochwertig verarbeitet
Lieferumfang
Preis/Leistungsverhältnis
Die Autoren nicht gefallen hat
Vorderer Staubfilter etwas umständlich zugänglich
Keine Schnellverschlüsse
– Kein 5
25″ Schacht
(Keine durchgehende werkzeuglose Montage)
Mitgelieferte Lüfter könnten leiser sein
Datenträger lassen sich nicht werkzeuglos montieren
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-02, Autor: Jeff , Testbericht von: Techreport.com
After my time with Fractal Design's Define C, I find myself marveling at just how huge and ungainly most of the other ATX mid-towers in my house now seem. If one can fit an ATX mobo, an enormous and power-hungry graphics card, and all the trimmings into...
Compact size for a full ATX chassis, Excellent construction quality, Excellent engineering quality, Removable dust filters everywhere, Both solid and metal-mesh top covers included, Two retail grade 120mm fans included, Can hold up to a 240mm radiator in
140mm fan in front would have been great, 175mm PSU may not be enough for high-end units, Using a 360mm radiator alongside the HDD cage in front will reduce PSU space considerably, I/O a bit basic, 2.5" drive tray covers CPU cooler opening, Lacks mounting
The Fractal Design Define C features an MSRP of $74.99 US dollars (excl. taxes) and 79.99 euros (incl. taxes). Compact size for a full ATX chassis Excellent construction quality Excellent engineering quality Removable dust filters everywhere Both solid an...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-02, Autor: Bob , Testbericht von: thinkcomputers.org
Small and compact, Room inside for large components, Easy installation, Adequate watercooling support, Rear SSD bracket, Power supply cover
Cut-outs in the power supply cover could be a little larger
Fractal Design had a few goals with this case and I believe they accomplished them. First was to create a case that was not all that large, but still was able to support modern components as well as watercooling. This case does this, by eliminating the 5...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-02, Autor: Thomas , Testbericht von: tomshardware.com
Supports two large radiators cheaply, Frontpull filter for bottompanel inlets, Noisedamped popout top cover with included magnetic mesh replacement, Compact footprint
Included fans provide mediocre performance.
Kudos to Fractal Design for fitting two large radiator mounts within the relatively small dimensions of its Define-C. Had it been just a little cheaper or included just one more fan, it may have won a higher-level award. $85.00 Suggested price M...
Solid and elegant design, Sound deadening material used in panels, Very nice brushed aluminium finish on the front panel, Lots of water cooling options for a mid tower case, Removable SSD mount behind the motherboard tray is genius
The Fractal Design Define C is a midtower PC case designed for those who are looking for a silent rig, which is offering plenty of space even for highend hardware as well as custom liquid cooling Fractal Design decided to use the classic design of the Def...
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Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-02, Autor: Thomas , Testbericht von: tomshardware.co.uk
Zusammenfassung: Fitting two large radiators within traditional mid-tower dimensions, Fractal Design's Define-C continues the trend away from “Bigger Is Better” logic that previously pervaded the gaming-oriented Enthusiast space.The trend of pushing ever-increasing case s...
Smaller than Define S/Define R5, Enclosed PSU compartment, Available with or without side window, Dust and noise filters throughout, Good cable management, Can easily house a couple of radiators
Not a lot cheaper than the Define S, Lacks front-facing USB Type-C, Doesn't include a fan controller, No 140mm fans as standard
Fractal Design has expanded its range of award-winning Define Series enclosure with a compact ATX solution designed to go head-to-head with the likes of NZXT's Source 340 Elite and Corsair's Carbide Series 400C.Dubbed the Define C and priced from £79...
