🔥 Corsair 275R Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Gaming Case - White: Optimal Cooling and Slick Design Review

After testing my PC to prepare it for VR, I found that I needed an enclosure to mount my graphics card vertically so I could fit the required USB-C card into my 1x slot could insert. My only PCIe 1x connector is under my graphics card. Since all the images of the vertically mounted graphics cards in this 275R case didn't include the vertical graphics card cable, I was forced to share the build with its setup. This is the 16x PCIe dongle I used and it barely fits…

Ideal for cable management! There was no shortage of attachment points for cable ties and cable routing areas. If, like me, you only want to use an M.2 SSD and possibly a regular SSD, the hard drive tray on the bottom is easily removed for even more cable management options. It was also a lot brighter and cleaner than white than I expected! The glass side panel is easy to remove, and rubber grommets prevent it from cracking or breaking when tightening the screws. The back panel is also easy to…

I have been gradually upgrading various components of a pre built PC I bought a few years ago and the case was the last to be upgraded. Visually, this case is stunning (I have the Airflow version, white). The product photos are not true. I still can't stop looking at it. The PSU shroud, rubber grommets, and integrated cable management make cable management fun and easy. Two friends thought it was an open air chassis because the glass panel was so transparent. In terms of performance, my idle…

I was thrilled when the case arrived, it looks great and was the first part I've been waiting for to put my nephew's desk together. Unfortunately, after assembling the entire PC, I slipped off the glass pane when closing the case and the glass shattered. Since this was part one and the graphics card was terribly hard to come by (thanks to Scalper), the 30 day guarantee window in which I could ask for a panel replacement has expired, so I'm now trying to figure out how to get it a replacement…

I love this case! Switching to air instead of water on my 3900x meant I needed a lot of air flowing around my components and this thing works phenomenally. With my NH-D15 (which fits easily because there is a lot of space in the case), my CPU temperature never rises above 75 degrees, no matter how long I'm under load. If you've never built a computer before, I highly recommend this case. With plenty of room inside, you don't have to try to find compatibility with it; as I said, my d15 fits in…

This case is very well made. Good rubber feet, a solid glass panel, magnetic inlet and outlet latches, and a vented PSU cage that allows you to mount the processor up or down. So I bought a cheap $500 iBuypower "gaming" computer (actually appears to be only $479 at the time) from Revain and decided to upgrade when funds allowed. I bought iBuypower 'Enthusiast' which has since been unavailable. This computer came with an Asrock b450m/ibw motherboard which is basically an Asrock b450m/ac (ibw…

I recently bought this to build a powerful gaming PC. The case comes pre-assembled with a protective film on the tempered glass side panel. It is easy to open and switch. The build is large enough for a single PC and large graphics card with a full size motherboard, but of course you can also use PCPartPicker to check part compatibility. I gave this case 4 stars for one reason, which is that when building a computer and adding a power supply unit (PSU), the case for the PSU is a separate piece…

As said, this is a great case. I love the look and size of everything it has but people come to the reviews to see the cons and there are 2 big cons here but they can easily be remedied. The mechanical hard drive slots were a problem. They're good on their own, they're a simple plastic construction that plugs into the pre-engineered area in front of the PSU behind the cover. The problem is that once you've routed each cable from the power supply to the board and back, you're basically screwing…