Fractal unveils Summit ATX, Refine 2, and Radius coolers
When premium design meets cutting-edge performance, the result is often breathtaking. Fractal Design has recently expanded its celebrated portfolio, rolling out a line of hardware and ergonomic seating solutions that breathe Scandinavian minimalism into the realm of PC building and gaming.
This latest expansion focuses on creating a truly cohesive experience, introducing flagship items designed not just for functionality, but for aesthetics. At the heart of this new release are the Summit ATX case, the Radius all-in-one CPU cooler range, and the Refine 2 gaming chair.
The new Summit ATX case immediately sets a new standard for aesthetic appeal. It embodies Fractal’s commitment to clean lines, featuring curved, multi-layered panels crafted from oak or walnut, anchored by solid wood feet. This is more than just a box; it’s a statement piece. Internally, the chassis is packed with performance, supporting up to 425mm graphics cards and accommodating dual 360mm radiators. It supports three Momentum 14 fans and offers smart features like reverse-connector motherboard support and tool-less panel access. Depending on the finish, this striking case starts at $169.99 and can be upgraded to $199.99 for the limited Ambience Blackout TG Light Tint edition.
Complementing the visually stunning case is the Refine 2 gaming chair, designed to transform long gaming sessions into comfortable sanctuaries. The chair updates ergonomics with flexible dual-pad lumbar support, lockable 4D armrests, and revised cushioning options available in Fabric, Mesh, and Hybrid materials across Dark and Light finishes. Priced at $639.99, the Refine 2 ensures that performance and comfort are equally addressed.
To manage the heat generated by high-performance components, Fractal also introduced the Radius AIO cooler range. These all-in-one solutions are available in both 240mm and 360mm sizes, integrating Dynamic 3 fans and tube-integrated cabling seamlessly. For those who want granular control over their cooling, the RGB models connect directly to Fractal’s web-based Adjust Pro platform, offering sophisticated temperature management without needing complex local software installations.
Pricing for the Radius coolers reflects their quality and advanced features: the 240mm model is $79.99, while the 360mm version is $89.99. RGB versions of both coolers are available for $89.99 and $99.99, respectively. Fractal’s new lineup demonstrates a commitment to delivering premium, thoughtfully designed components that elevate the entire PC experience.
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