Fractal Design North XL Chalk White Mid Tower PC Case– Mesh Panel, Oak Wood Front, High Airflow E-ATX Chassis, USB Type-C, 3X 140mm PWM Fans, Liquid Cooling Support Gaming Cabinet (FD-C-NOR1X-03)

Really impressed with this case. The construction feels sturdy, the design is clean and modern, and the airflow is noticeably better than my previous one. Plus, the included fans are a great touch.

Hi this is a very good cabinet.

This case is awesome. There were a lot of good design choices that made this a pleasure to build in. Cable management is very easy, even for those of us who don't like to put much effort into it. The case offered plenty of space for the new GPUs that are massive, and a good size cooler for the 9800x3d that I used. I definitely will be using Fractal Design again in the future. It's hard to beat the aesthetic as well! Great case!

+ Nice finish + Good internal layout (easy to make a hidden cable management) + Rubber distances for HDD mounting included. + Informative manual

Great case, excellent cooling, looks amazing. It has decent cable management, it fits all my cables in a semi organised fashion but I definitely built in better cases when it comes to cable management. Easy to build in and fractal customer support is amazing. I lost the side fan bracket contacted customer support and they shipped out a replacement at no extra cost. Would highly reccomend

Great design. Very good air-flow. Was a breeze to assemble my new rig in it. No more missing inch...

Just completed an ATX build in this case. Fractal have probably the widest style options for self builders who aren't looking for a 'fishtank' solution. The North XL is large but not massive and solidly put together. Coming from mid tower cases of the past this is a real pleasure to work on with loads of space around the board. I have the mesh option and airflow through this case is fantastic (no pun intended). There are multiple mounting points and under low stress the onboard fans - coupled with those on the CPU cooler - make this build quieter than my previous water cooled PC. Note that at or close to idle, the case fans didn't register rpm on my motherboard (MSI Z790 Tomahawk Max) but did once the fan speed increased. This isn't a fault with the fan header. Looks are as expected and this is a stand out design that wouldn't look out of place in a corporate setting - a real wolf in sheeps clothing. It's expensive but not excesively so given features and performance (though a 4th fan - mounted as a rear exhaust - would have been a nice inclusion).