Fractal has announced four new additions to its gaming portfolio, introducing the Summit premium ATX case, Define One closed-front chassis, Refine 2 gaming chair and Radius all-in-one CPU cooler.
Fractal has announced four new additions to its gaming portfolio, introducing the Summit premium ATX case, Define One closed-front chassis, Refine 2 gaming chair and Radius all-in-one CPU cooler.
Fractal has announced four new additions to its gaming portfolio, introducing the Summit premium ATX case, Define One closed-front chassis, Refine 2 gaming chair and Radius all-in-one CPU cooler. The new products extend the company’s Scandinavian design philosophy across PC building, cooling and gaming furniture.
The new lineup combines distinctive aesthetics with practical features aimed at modern gaming systems, including high-performance airflow, sound dampening, ergonomic adjustments and simplified installation. Fractal says the four products are designed to bring considered design and intuitive functionality to more areas of the gaming setup.
Fractal Summit
The Summit represents an entirely new series of premium ATX PC cases, combining Fractal’s Scandinavian design approach with support for high-end gaming hardware. Furniture-inspired details, including curved multi-layered oak or walnut panels and solid wood feet, give the chassis a distinctive appearance designed to complement modern gaming spaces.
Despite its furniture-inspired exterior, Summit is built around performance-focused hardware support. The case includes three pre-installed Momentum 14 fans and supports graphics cards up to 425 mm in length, along with radiators up to 360 mm at both the front and top.
Other features include support for reverse-connector motherboards, removable brackets and integrated cable routing. Tool-less access is also intended to simplify installation and make the building process more straightforward.
The Summit is available in several configurations, including solid and tempered glass variants, with the Ambience Blackout TG Light Tint model positioned as the premium option.
Define One
Fractal is also expanding its iconic closed-front case family with the Define One. While existing Define models will continue to serve server and storage applications, the Define One takes the series in a direction specifically optimised for desk-based PC gaming.
The ATX chassis combines a refined closed-front design with aluminium side intake vents, sound-dampened front and side panels and three pre-installed Momentum fans. An integrated front air guide is designed to focus airflow while maintaining the cleaner appearance associated with the Define family.
Define One supports graphics cards up to 368 mm in length and radiators up to 360 mm at the front or 280 mm at the top. It also supports reverse-connector motherboards, while removable brackets and integrated cable routing are intended to make installation easier.
Fractal Refine 2
The Fractal Refine 2 gaming chair builds upon Fractal’s existing Refine series with improvements to ergonomics, adjustability and materials. The design continues to draw from Scandinavian furniture, while a new flexible dual-pad lumbar support system is designed to move naturally with the user for adaptive support.
The chair features lockable 4D armrests and expanded adjustment ranges, alongside an updated headrest and revised cushioning. These changes are intended to provide greater flexibility when finding a comfortable position for extended gaming or desk use.
Fractal is offering the Refine 2 in Fabric and Mesh variants, while new Hybrid models combine a supportive mesh backrest with a cushioned fabric seat. Both Dark and Light finishes are available across the range.
Radius
Completing the new lineup is the Radius, Fractal’s next-generation all-in-one CPU cooling range. Available in 240 mm and 360 mm radiator sizes, Radius focuses on responsive cooling performance while keeping installation and cable management streamlined.
Both models come with pre-installed Dynamic 3 fans, while tube-integrated cabling helps reduce cable clutter. The cooler also features articulating tube connections and a rotatable pump cap, providing greater flexibility when installing and positioning the unit.
RGB versions of Radius integrate with Fractal’s Adjust Pro platform, enabling users to control pump performance and lighting through a web browser without requiring additional software installation.
Pricing And Availability
The Fractal Summit starts at $169.99, with the Summit Ambience Blackout TG Light Tint priced at $199.99. The Define One starts at $154.99 across its available configurations.
Radius is priced from $79.99 for the standard 240 mm model, rising to $89.99 for the standard 360 mm version. RGB variants are priced at $89.99 for the 240 mm model and $99.99 for the 360 mm models in Black and White.
The Refine 2 is priced at $639.99 across its Fabric, Mesh and Hybrid variants in Dark and Light finishes.
Product Links
• Fractal Summit
• Fractal Define One
• Fractal Refine 2
• Fractal Radius
