 With its factory tuning and data center DNA, an Intel 730 Series SSD is an amazing choice for gamers and performance enthusiasts. So we're in the middle of opening up a fractal design Define R4 because we just needed it for our project and it occurred to me we've never actually unboxed this case. We've used it for build guides in the past and there's been countless builds on the Linus Tech Tips forum about it and we've talked about it a lot but I figure we might as well actually do a proper unboxing of the thing. So here inside we find the Define R4 front bezel as well as hard packing foam. Unfortunately it is hard packing foam. I do prefer more of the soft style foam because it does tend to be more durable. Well not so much that it's more durable but it's more durable for multiple impacts. So I'm probably going to get zapped here. Okay no we're good. Alright sounds good. I put this baby over there so at least they've got, I'd say that's pretty minimal on this side but they've got a good sort of inch plus on this side. I guess it's about the same there. Wouldn't have minded seeing a little bit more padding at the corner so if Josh is watching from Fractal he can pass that along to the packaging folks over there and be like well this is what Linus thinks about the way that the product should be protected in shipping so of course that's relevant to anyone. Alright so let's go ahead and open this baby up. So on the front bezel, just going to rest this on my belt of all things, we have the clean look that we've come to expect from the Fractal Design Define series so you've got that nice brush finish and oh my gosh are you guys still watching this? This is the third time we've unboxed the Define R4. Come on, look at the date. Jeez. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.