Fractal Design Unveils Focus G Series Cases
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Fractal Design launched two new cases under the banner of its new Focus G series. The Focus G is a standard ATX mid-tower, whereas the Focus G Mini features a more compact footprint and is intended for Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX builds. Although both models will be offered in black, the larger Focus G will also be offered in white, Gunmetal Gray, Mystic Red, and Petrol Blue. This multiple color option is a first for Fractal Design.
Both models share numerous key features, such as a large side panel window, removeable and vibration dampened storage drive bays, removable dust filters, and two front-mounted Fractal Design Silent Series LL 120mm LED fans.
Speaking of fans, both models have a total of six 120mm fan mounts, four of which can also hold 140mm fans. (The Focus G Mini has three). They also both have extensive liquid cooling support, with radiator mounts in the front, rear, and the top of the cases. Those more interested in air cooling will be able to fit a heatsink that is up to 165mm tall, which means just about any heatsink on the market will do.
Both models can also handle graphics cards up to 380mm long, and power supply depth is limited to an above average 230mm. The other similarity is that both models are going to retail for $49.99 USD, which places them firmly in the competitive budget case market.
We have no word on availability, but sometime after Computex is a good bet.
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| Fractal Design Focus G Series | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Focus G | Focus G Mini | |
| Motherboard Size | ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | |
| Drive Bays | External | - | - |
| Internal | 2 × 2.5" or 3.5" and 1 × 2.5" | 2 × 2.5" or 3.5" and 1 × 2.5" | |
| AIB Bays | Internal | 7, up to 380 mm cards are supported | 4, up to 380 mm cards are supported |
| Cooling | Front | 2 × 120 mm or 2 × 140 mm | 2 × 120 mm or 1 × 140 mm |
| Rear | 1 × 120 mm | 1 × 120 mm | |
| Top | 2 × 120 mm or 2 × 140 mm | 2 × 120 mm or 2 × 140 mm | |
| Middle | - | - | |
| Bottom | 1 × 120 mm | 1 × 120 mm | |
| Radiator Support | Front | 1 × 120/240 mm or 140/280 mm | 1 × 120/240 mm or 140 mm |
| Rear | 1 × 120 mm | 1 × 120 mm | |
| Top | 1 × 240 mm | 1 × 240 mm | |
| Middle | - | - | |
| Bottom | - | - | |
| I/O Port | 1 × USB 2.01 × USB 3.01 × Headphone1 × Mic | 1 × USB 2.01 × USB 3.01 × Headphone1 × Mic | |
| Power Supply Size | Up to 230 mm | Up to 230 mm | |
| Colors | Multiple colors | Black | |
| Features | Large side window panel | Large side window panel | |
| Price | $49.99 | $49.99 |
Patrick MacMillan wrote this report.
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compprob237 The mesh filter on the bottom will be a pain to deal with. I would have hoped they would have implemented a Mesh tray like they have on most of their cases. One that could easily be taken off from the front of the case.Reply
Otherwise, for how much they're asking it's not too bad of a case. Although, in my opinion you'd be much better served shelling out an additional $20 for the Define S (W/window). -
10tacle I like the fact that they have kept two intake fans and two optical media drive bays on the Mini version (yes, many of us still use Blu-Rays for movies).Reply -
bit_user I kinda like it, but I'd either take no window or glass. And the LED fans would obviously get replaced.Reply