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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Pop XL Silent surprises us by including four fans, support for triple-fan front and dual-fan top radiators, noise damping, and a single tempered glass panel (which does a great job of reflecting noise). The Pop XL doesn’t support the full EATX motherboard spec, but its 11-inch-plus motherboard mounting depth is more than sufficient for most high-end consumer motherboards that claim to need a EATX case. And with persistent rumors of next-gen hardware leaning hard on power consumption, quiet cases may be something many of us will be looking for in our next build.

Fractal fuse flair with function in the new Pop series of cases that doesn't skimp onaesthetics or flexibility.Fractal Design’s Pop XL Silent isn’t nearly silent, but its noise levels undercut most non-quieted rivals.

I think it should as the case accepts a 365mm graphics card, which is quite impressive, so it probably will, but I wouldn't like to bet money on it. For some strange reason, Fractal Design decided to include the same radiator relocation kit with the Pop XL Silent, as it had included with the smaller Pop Air. Connecting front-panel cables is very simple on a case that has no reset button or hard drive activity LED. Users are free to move this part to the top of the power-supply tunnel if desired, and Fractal Design says that it will make spares available to those who wish to equip their cases with additional drives.A fourth Type D HDD Tray Kit can be placed near the upper front corner of the motherboard tray, if purchased separately.