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

Product Information

Comes with three 120 mm Aspect 12 RGB (Pop Air RGB TG version only) fans (and supports two more for a total of five).

As part of our RGB series of gaming PCs this unit comes with a fully controllable RGB lighting system which allows you to change the colour of your fans and LED strips with nearly infinite variations, all from the convenience of a remote control unit. As implied, the Pop XL Silent is a bit larger than the company’s previously tested Pop Air, and that’s easily seen on a back panel that has eight expansion slots and a few inches of space above the I/O panel. Your PC will stay cool with Fractal's Pop case designs, as it features a unique hexagonally patterned mesh front, which creates a striking visual effect. Shame both cases aren't a few mm wider with more space behind the mobo though, would make things much easier.Pop Air RGB, is an old-school big tower with a nice bit of color in its back pocket, though it was a merely average performer on our thermal and acoustic tests. Delivered with its non-vented top panel as the default option, the Seta Q1 shows us what happens to temperatures at the top of the motherboard when airflow is reduced at the top of the case. Whichever path you choose, Pop Series will provide you with a solid build, a straight-forward layout, and will serve as a stylish addition to your desk space. 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 Fractal Pop Silent is a mid-tower ATX chassis that doesn’t bring intrepid features like its Torrent siblings. Fractal Design offers easy access to your build, ensuring that creating your dream system is hassle-free. The reason Fractal Design decided to include its “Extended” radiator brackets is that the Pop Air RGB has only around 40mm of clearance between a 120mm/240mm radiator and a motherboard. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.For those with less exotic plans, we'd look for a color scheme that matches your tastes, and consider the bays a nice old-school throwback in the event you run across a drive bay device (or DVD burner) you want to install down the road. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.