The North XL Momentum Edition is built around the ATX form factor, the most common standard for desktop motherboards. That gives you a wide choice of boards across different chipsets and price points, so you can plan your build around the features you actually need. If you are moving up from a compact system or starting a fresh build, an ATX case keeps your component options open from day one.
With seven expansion slots on the rear, this case leaves plenty of space for a graphics card alongside other add-in cards such as network, capture or storage controllers. Builders who like to add hardware over time will appreciate not running out of slots after the first upgrade. It is a practical layout for gaming rigs and workstations alike, where extra cards often join the system months after the initial build.
Storage is covered by four bays in total. Two bays take 2.5" drives, ideal for SATA SSDs, while two more are flexible and accept either 3.5" or 2.5" drives. That mix lets you combine fast solid-state storage with high-capacity hard drives for games, media libraries or backups. You can start with one or two drives and add more later as your storage needs grow.
The case ships without a power supply, which means you pick a unit that matches your exact build. Choose the wattage your graphics card and processor need, and the efficiency level and cable setup you prefer. For many builders this is an advantage: you are not paying for a bundled PSU you might replace anyway, and you can reuse a quality unit you already own.
At a net weight of 9.70 kg, the North XL Momentum Edition is a substantial case that stays put on the desk or floor. A sturdy chassis gives your components a stable home, which matters when you are installing heavier parts like large graphics cards or multiple hard drives. It is a case designed to sit at the centre of a desktop setup for years, not something you will want to replace with every upgrade.
This case suits gamers, creators and home users building a full-size ATX desktop who want space for several expansion cards and a mix of SSDs and hard drives. It also works well for anyone upgrading from an older case and keeping their existing power supply. If you are after a roomy Fractal Design chassis with flexible storage and plenty of slots, it is a strong option worth a closer look.
| Brand | Fractal Design |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 9.70 kg |
| Drive bays | 2x 2.5"; 2x 3.5/2.5" |
| Expansion slots | 7 |
| Form factor | ATX |
| Power supply included | No |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 7340172711186 |
The case is listed with the ATX form factor. The manufacturer's specifications here do not list support for other motherboard sizes.
No, a power supply is not included, so you will need to buy one separately or reuse an existing unit.
There are four drive bays: two for 2.5" drives and two that accept either 3.5" or 2.5" drives.
With ATX support and seven expansion slots, it offers room for a graphics card and additional add-in cards. Maximum graphics card length is not listed by the manufacturer in these specifications.
The manufacturer does not list fan or radiator details in these specifications, so please check the official product documentation before planning your cooling setup.
