The Define R6 offers
plenty of places for fan installation and inside the package you will find three 140mm fans with white blades and a black frame. Overall, the case is able to accommodate two 140mm or three 120mm fans
in the front, one 120/140mm at the rear, three 120/140mm fans at the top and yet another two 120/140mm fans at the bottom.
Also in the case of water cooling compatibility there are plenty of options. Having removed the hard drive cages entirely the top can be fitted with a 360/420mm radiator, the front offers space for a 360mm model, the bottom takes another 240/280 rad and the back can take yet another 120/140mm model. Overall the Define R6 is definitely a case that can be used for custom water cooling loops.
Last but definitely not least we want to mention the fan controller, which the manufacturer place on the backside of the motherboard tray. In total six 3-pin and three 4-pin fans can be connected, whereas the fan controller receives it's inputs from the motherboards PWM signal through a separate cable. |
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