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Fractal Design - Define R5 (Titanium) ATX Mid Tower Case

( 5.0 Average / 6 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Fractal Design

Model

Define R5 (Titanium)

Part #

FD-CA-DEF-R5-TI

Color

Silver

Type

ATX Mid Tower

Includes Power Supply

No

External 5.25" Bays

2

Internal 2.5" Bays

2

Internal 3.5" Bays

8

Motherboard Compatibility

ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX

Front Panel USB 3.0 Ports

Yes

Maximum Video Card Length

310 mm / 12.205 " With Drive Cages
440 mm / 17.323 " Without Drive Cages

Dimensions

520 mm x 231 mm x 451 mm

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Prices

Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
Bytes At Work €111.00 +€9.00 s/h €120.00

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Reviews

Dhraiden 8 points 39 months ago
from completed build New Rig Fall 2015

Very happy with how solid and well thought-out/made this case is.

nuked24 16 points 28 months ago
from completed build Mish-Mash of Parts

This is possibly the best thing I have ever seen. Removing the case from the plastic wrap and the box... I legitimately lost my train of thought and just stared at it.

It also happens to be a beauty to build in and is below whisper quiet too.

nuked24 18 points 25 months ago
from completed build A Mish-Mash of Parts, One Year Later

This case is absolutely stunning, and a pleasure to build in. The quality is absolutely amazing.

Be prepared to stare at it the first time you unbox it.

yoonie 13 points 23 months ago
from completed build 3/3/2017 Ryzen 1700 RX 480 8GB

Amazing case. Great fit and finish, incredibly quiet, great cable management and a whole lot of drive and fan/radiator options. Very easy to work in and great airflow. The included fans and 3 speed fan controller (w/ switch on the front) aren't too shabby either. The sound dampening is THICC

The only minus I've found so far is that some of the drive configurations aren't very well secured. You can attach one of the hard drive cages to the top, for example, where the optical drive bays are originally so you can fit two 140mm fans in the front. Unfortunately, it ends up being held in by one screw and not-the most secure clips so I didn't even try it. I could feel it flex even poking it with my finger. The cage is fine when in most other locations since it's secured more points.

fountainhead21 9 points 15 months ago
from completed build Enthusiast Out of the Gate

Easiest and most flexible and organized mid tower case I've ever worked with. And looks nice if you're going for low key modern. Outstanding built-in cable routing and controls.