Conclusion: A wiring chamber behind the motherboard tray allows plenty of space to hide spare wires and an appropriate number of holes in the main tray allow us to route all of our
Excerpt: For gamers on a limited budget, choosing the right case for the price often meant a compromise, in terms of feature selection, had to be made.
Conclusion: The Carbide series is yet another product area for Corsair to conquer, the price of the 400R sits at the 100 dollar mark, and also in Finland you can get the case for
Pros: Value for money, USB3/USB2-adapter, Plenty of optional cooling
Cons: Dust filter removable through the back, No dust filter on the front, Lots of open fan holes with no filters
Conclusion: Although we strive for objectivity here at Benchmark Reviews, please remember that each author perceives these points differently, and our conclusions and recommendations
Pros: Fully painted interior, Fully tool-less design, Excellent cable management, Native SuperSpeed USB support, with adapter cable for older motherboards, Eight card slots,...
Cons: Supplied fan mounting screws are useless, No mounting for 3.5" bay devices, Top radiator mount really only for Corsair's H100 cooler
Excerpt: Corsair now brings forth the latest series of cases with the newly released Carbide Series to follow the Graphite and Obsidian series cases before this.
Conclusion: All of Corsair's cases are acclaimed for their included features, support, expansion and functionally, so it should come as little surprise that the 400R is yet another
Summary: Corsair already has gained an excellent reputation for their cases in a considerably short time frame.
Pros: Excellent engineering quality, Excellent paint job, Great price/performance, Great external looks, Very well thought out internals, New and unique locking mechanism fo...
Cons: Openings on top and side will allow noise to escape the system, Dust can easily enter the system, Round and edgy design combination may not be for everyone