Fractal Design CORE 1500
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Fractal Design CORE 1500
Core series offers a unique combination of design and cooling performance. Core 1500 delivers many features that can only be seen in precious cabinets, such as support for graphics cards up to 380 mm long, perfect HDD brackets, and much more. The front panel is easily removable and pre-fitted with a fan filter to provide a dust-free interior.
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This exceptionally good model is also designed for demanding builders of computer assemblies who, at a relatively low cost, will receive the ideal cabinet for their busy machine. This space-saving cabinet is ready for placement of Mini ITX and Micro ATX motherboards.
Black elegance
Small but spacious
Told interior space
Case is designed so that the hot air inside is flowing out immediately, and it does not unnecessarily heat the components. For better flow, there is a 120 mm fan on the front and another one in the back. Both of these are of course included. A total of seven fans can be installed in the cabinet and water cooling support is also available.
The basis for a good game machine
At the top of the front panel, you can find USB 3.0 ports and standard audio connectors, for headphones and microphones. An integral part is also the Power button with white backlight, HDD signaling LED, and Reset button.
Overall, you will not be limited in the construction of a high-performance computer. There is also a padded graphics card with a maximum length of 380 mm. The large processor heat sink must then be able to withstand 162 mm in height.
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Fractal Gaming AB, Victor Hasselblads gata 16A, 42131 Gothenburg, Sweden [email protected]
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