https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/pc-cases/fractal-design-north-xl-review
The Fractal Design North XL stands at 20 x 9.4 x 20 inches (HWD). According to Fractal, this is 36% larger than the original North. Because of the increase in volume, the top fan mounts can house

https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/fractal-design-north-xl
The Bottom Line. Fractal Design's wood-faced North XL makes a professional-look PC build easy-treesy, while providing room for jumbo cooling arrangements and long graphics cards. MSRP $179.99

https://gamersnexus.net/cases/fractal-north-xl-case-review-benchmarks-wood-panels-mesh
Cases Fractal North XL Case Review & Benchmarks: Wood Panels & Mesh March 19, 2024 Last Updated: 2024-03-19 We evaluate the Fractal Design North XL's build quality, design,

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/fractal-design-north-xl/
Fractal launched the original North well over a year ago, but since then it has been the only case in that line-up. With the release of the North XL you now have a larger option to go for, providing room for E-ATX boards, a larger number of fans and better cooling capabilities to make use of the bigger dimensions.

https://overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/fractal-north-xl-pc-case-review/
Fractal North XL Pricing and Specifications. In the UK, Fractal has told us to expect their North XL to ship for £169.99-£174.99 depending on the model you choose. For a case this large, this is a solid price. Out of the box this case ships with three of Fractal's Aspect 140mm fans. All three of these fans are installed at the front of the

https://www.cgmagonline.com/review/hardware/fractal-design-north-xl-case/
The Fractal Design North XL is a true masterpiece in the world of PC cases. Its transformative design, blending natural materials with sleek accents, sets it apart from the sea of generic, RGB

https://www.kitguru.net/components/cases/leo-waldock/fractal-design-north-xl-review/
Cons: No rear fan included. PWM hub only controls four fans. The case can get noisy when the fans ramp up. The price seems a bit steep. KitGuru says: The Fractal Design North XL could do with

https://www.hardwareasylum.com/reviews/cases/fractal_north-xl
In this review we will be looking at the North XL from Fractal Design. This case is a nice upgrade over the 2023 edition which can accommodate larger motherboards and does so in a tasteful manner. I see plenty of opportunities for custom modifications but, feel that it would detract from the classy home decor feeling that Fractal Design was after.

https://uk.pcmag.com/pc-cases/151345/fractal-design-north-xl
Fractal Design's wood-faced North XL makes a professional-look PC build easy-treesy, while providing room for jumbo cooling arrangements and long graphics cards. Pros. Easy to build in, with well

https://overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/fractal-north-xl-pc-case-review/4/
For £170-175, the Fractal North is reasonably priced for a case of this size. It offers users a wealth of option when it comes to cooling, and it is simply looks stunning. Fractal has shown us that a simple design can be more striking than the many "try hard" case design that fill store shelves. The North XL, like its smaller counterpart

https://thinkcomputers.org/fractal-design-north-xl-case-review/
Fractal Design North XL Case Review. At the end of 2022 Fractal Design released a case that really stood out, it was the North. The thing that made this case unique was the real wood front paneling. This gave the case a very unique aesthetic, especially for those who didn't want the sort of aquarium-style PC cases that are dominating the

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/10731/fractal-design-north-xl-full-tower-chassis/index.html
Today, we will look at a case from Fractal, the North XL, essentially a larger version of last year's North, receiving TweakTown 's Recommended Award with a solid 94% rating. So, following in the

https://overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/fractal-north-xl-pc-case-review/2/
Yes, the North XL uses real wood! No fake wood or a thin veneer here! At the top of the case, the North XL features a power switch, HD audio in/out ports, two USB 3.0 Type-A inputs, and a single USB 3.1. Gen 2 Type-C port. The top mesh panel of the Fractal North XL is easily removable. Just pull on the leather table and it should start moving.

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8.5 by 8.5 by 17.6 inches. Weight. 16.9 lbs. All Specs. Wooden accents are far from new to the PC industry, yet they're so rarely used that their appearance almost seems novel. The wooden slats

https://www.club386.com/fractal-design-north-xl-review-a-beautifully-embiggened-pc-case/
For an extra-large PC case, Fractal Design North XL does a fantastic job of not overwhelming. Part of the original's charm was its ability to blend in with its surroundings. While there's a natural sacrifice with stature, it only makes the necessary changes and is far from imposing. Using its space wisely, the chassis carves out enough room

https://www.techspot.com/products/cases/fractal-design-north-xl.292365/
Overview. Pros & Cons. Reviews. Similar To. Price: $179. Fractal Design didn't re-invent the mid-century modern wheel with its North XL. But it takes what was great about the original and sizes

https://latestintech.com/fractal-design-north-xl-review/
Fractal Design North XL Review Summary. The original North was a unique offering from Fractal Design that we loved. We appreciate the company for increasing the size of this PC case with the North XL. Unlike the predecessor, the North XL is compatible with E-ATX motherboards and the longest GPUs, making it ready for gaming.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/fractal-design-north-xl/9.html
Noise levels are recorded with a calibrated REED Instruments R8050 Sound Level Meter, Type 2. It is placed at chassis height on a Manfrotto Tripod. Measurements are taken from a 45° angle towards the case, at a distance of 10 cm to the closest edge of the chassis. The Fractal Design North XL is truly an upscaled version of the North.

https://www.hwcooling.net/en/fractal-design-north-xl-case-test-when-bigger-is-better-review/
Newly in the XL version, you will also find a 26.5 mm diameter hole on top. This is used to refill the fluid in liquid coolers. The white cover of the I/O panel can also be removed. This increases the accessibility to the connector cables and power button, which simplifies accessibility in case of service intervention.

https://overclock3d.net/reviews/cases_cooling/fractal-north-xl-pc-case-review/3/
This makes the North XL one of the better cases that we have tested. These are very competitive results, and shows that the North XL has the cooling chops required for high-end gaming or workstation systems. Max RPM. The fans on the Fractal North max out at 1750 RPM, and at this speed this case's fans remain fairly quiet.

https://www.fractal-design.com/presenting-north-xl/
North helps to reimagine the gaming station, introducing natural materials and bespoke details for a case which integrates stylishly into the living space. Merging design and airflow engineering, the case features fine-patterned mesh ventilation and an open front with real walnut or oak panels. The design is complemented by sleek brass or steel details and an integrated tab for easy access to

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1b8xb8e/gamers_nexus_fractal_north_xl_case_review/
XL versions of a case would be perfect to put a 5.25" but the designs don't allow for it, in this case wood covering the entire front. Well, I think it's down to two things: most CPU/GPUs are giant heat emitters, and need all the airflow they can get to cool down. PC cases are so empty these days, it's sad.

https://gamersnexus.net/cases/best-pc-cases-2024-so-far-new-designs-round-computex
Fractal Era 2. The Fractal Era 2 case also gets a spot on our ITX list. Fractal had the Mood ITX case, the Era 2, the PiNorth unofficial product, and an updated North XL with back-connect tooling

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/best-pc-cases-in-2024/ar-AA191J14
MSI MAG Forge 112R Case Review. ... Mesh materials effectively allow air in and out of a case. With the North XL, Fractal Design offers a version of the case with a mesh left panel, which doesn't

https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/testing-new-raspberry-pi-5-cases-7-79
4/5 stars; it's the saltine of Pi cases. Fractal Baby North. Going entirely the other way, form over function (but in the best way), there's Fractal's Baby North (see photo at top of post). I want to buy this. But I can't. This prototype was made for Computex.

https://pcper.com/2024/06/fractal-mood-vertical-mini-itx-pc-case-review/
The absolute max dimensions for a GPU are 325 mm L x 145mm H x 56 mm D, and that 56 mm includes the backplate. Even before testing began, I felt like this was an oversight on Fractal's part.