Fractal Summit case review: real wood accents scream premium, but it only stands out in white or black
Tom's Hardware reviews the Fractal Summit, highlighting real wood accents and ARGB on the Ambience Blackout version. The case fits E-ATX/rear-connect boards, large GPUs, and dual 360mm radiators, with removable top and front brackets. Testing so far shows middling thermal results versus the Define One, with 42 dBA fan settings. Pricing starts at $169.99; the ARGB model is $199.99.
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