Fractal Design Pop Air RGB Black - Tempered Glass Clear Tint - Honeycomb Mesh Front – TG side panel - Three 120 mm Aspect 12 RGB fans included – ATX High Airflow Mid Tower PC Gaming Case

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SilverStone’s similarly quieted Seta Q1 sits opposite the Pop XL Silent in today’s charts, with the four quietest of recently reviewed “non-silent” cases separating them at least in the legend. Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously. We'll map the results against some recently tested large ATX cases, some of which have at least a modicum of EATX-board support. com is a leading authority on technology, delivering lab-based, independent reviews of the latest products and services. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.

There's an extent to which PCS is only going to offer a certain number of configuration options: they can't offer everything that a PC user might want. It does, though, tell us that you shouldn’t consider this case for a workstation where you’ll be maxing out your CPU for hours on end.

That said, don’t expect low temperatures for your CPU in this case – we hit 85 degrees celsius during testing. However, while we don’t recommend it, radiators up to 280 can fit up front (radiators up front are never a good idea if you can avoid it), with just 120mm in the rear.

As PC hardware becomes more power-hungry, the best PC case companies strive to balance sufficient airflow and attractive looks. Facebook sets this cookie to show relevant advertisements to users by tracking user behaviour across the web, on sites that have Facebook pixel or Facebook social plugin. While a look back at past components reveals that manufacturers have placed everything from fan controllers to multi-drive backplanes into spots like these, Fractal Design adds a screw tray to one of its 5. The PCIe slot covers were the saving grace for our beefy RTX 3070 Ti, as the fans were able to grab air in through the rear of the chassis.Klarna Bank AB (publ) is Authorised by the Swedish Financial Services Authority (Finansinspektionen) and is subject to limited regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority. Since space is very tight around the top panel’s 140mm fan mounts, Fractal Design recommends using nothing larger than a dual-120mm (aka 240mm) radiator here. The model I received came with a tempered glass side panel, which adds some attractiveness to this chassis. Performance guaranteed, each of our systems are tested with our “recommended specifications” across a range of performance metrics. inch drive tray is tucked up above the one seen mounted to the bottom of the case in this photo, and all three are able to support an additional 2.

Flexible specification options to meet your needs, fully configurable and of course, upgradeable in future. CLEAR TINTED TEMPERED GLASS SIDE PANEL -This Fractal Gaming PC case boasts an iconic design, which provides a bold, modern-inspired aesthetic.Inside, we find three front fans mounted as intakes (plus one rear exhaust), enough distance between the expansion slots and fans to hold cards up to 430mm long, and an inset portion toward the front of the motherboard tray that limits motherboard depth to a measured 11. As I said, I agree that mini ITX is not a good format, is too claustrophobic inside for a gaming PC. The SATA-style cable powers both the Pop Air RGB’s ARGB controller and its power-on indicator light.

Designed in a stunning Black finish and clear tinted tempered glass side panel, means you can easily look inside. As for the extra space up top, the 70mm gap above the motherboard easily allows for an extra-thick 38mm radiator and a pair of 25mm fans while leaving a bit of clearance.

These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Fractal Design says that the maximum motherboard depth for the case is 280mm (11 inches) but still sticks an Extended ATX (E-ATX) label on it since any ATX-based consumer motherboard that falls between 9. While our temps were warm, we used a single-tower cooler and an Intel i7 in Aida 64, so our hardware and the stress test isn’t too practical for a silent case. Performance is indicative of the above configuration and may vary depending on the options you select in the unit. Graphics card temperatures are an oddity for the Pop Air RGB, as they start off normally cool and gradually scale past all others in this test set.