Fractal Design is introducing a new line of PC enclosures dubbed the Vector Series. Intended to offer an alternative aesthetic to the familiar Define Series, the first product in the range, Vector RS, ...

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For some deciding on a new case for a PC build can take just as long as picking out any other important part that might lie within. For you see, this is the thing that will (likely) sit on or below a ...

Building a system inside the rather enormous Vector RS was pretty easy. However, the little details matter too. In the box, they include this handy on-cable ARGB controller for the integrated RGB ...

Best of the two (Define R and S) worlds? This round, we’re checking out the Fractal Design VECTOR RS, a mid-tower PC chassis from a new series (not Define this time). The name is a notch different, ...

whatever paint Fractal Design has used in this case, it’s incredibly stealthy to look at. I even have a spotlight on the case right now! That’s a good thing though, as it’ll hide all the cables and ...

While it has long been known for understated, minimalist case design as a result of the Define Series’ success, even Fractal Design has been unable to withstand the tug of a market obsessed with RGB ...

The front of Fractal Design VECTOR RS is equipped with two 140 Dynamic X2 GP-14 mm fans. This is not the maximum you can install here as you can add another 140 mm one. This amount of space is enough ...

While it has long been known for understated, minimalist case design as a result of the Define Series’ success, even Fractal Design has been unable to withstand the tug of a market obsessed with RGB ...

Having previously refined its mid-tower frame to the nth degree, Fractal Design is now adding a visual twist with the release of the £180 Vector RS. Adorned with striking angles and a sliver of RGB ...

I’m an endless tinkerer when it comes to desktop PCs. But that’s tinkering on the software side and the more basic roles of swapping out RAM, GPU, and trying to squeeze in one more hard drive. It wasn ...