CORSAIR Carbide Mid Tower Quiet Gaming Review

In general, I am satisfied with the case, however, there are nuances described above . Different pros: Good case, made of quality materials, the metal is not thin. There is a built-in PWN reobas for 6 coolers, which greatly simplifies installation and cable routing through the case. However, there are some BUT. Got cons: The main drawback that I did not pay attention to when buying and which is completely incomprehensible from the description and review of the product is that there is a dust…

I wish I could give this review five stars, but I just can't. The case is a good size, well built (not the best I've seen/used), the material is solid and sturdy, there are plenty of cooling and mud filter options, the access ports are well placed, the legs are well attached and a good size (often overlooked). To me, cable management is something that doesn't qualify for five stars. While one of the features of this case is the cable management, it's not great! The problem lies in the space…

It is well built and looks very pretty but I bought this case because unlike many others I do NOT want my case to be fully lit. I want my computer to be quiet and dark. However, it turns out that the same control that turns on the power button backlight (which is fine) also turns on a white LED on the bottom that illuminates the bottom. I also like the idea of a silent case. Of course, fans will inevitably limit this, but I was disappointed with the level of soundproofing they were trying to…

I love these cases and have an older model that had a little more trouble putting the sides back in place every time I took it off. It seems easier, and apart from the small, off-center screw holes, everything works fine. The front airflow (the old one had a flap door) was just right for my setup. My 5950x sits on top of an x570 Tomahawk with a large Noctua NH15 cooler, along with a couple of fans coming out the back. I usually get mid 80's under load at 4.8-5.0 (no overclocking) which is…

This is the first Corsair case I've bought having bought half a dozen Antec cases over the last 20 years. I was looking for something reasonably quiet and durable material with the right amount of metal to resist RFI and EMI - in other words, without the tempered glass that's all the rage these days. My work machine is housed in a Corsair 330R case, which I thought was decent but wasn't available, so I decided to buy the 275Q instead. The construction is sufficient. Fit and finish are good. I…

Interesting that this is supposed to be a "quiet" case, but there are a few tags, the fans are hardwired. A few dime silicon isolators would fix that. There are rubber bumpers on the bottom of the PSU, but the screws then fix it in place from behind.?! Only two USB ports on the front; four is better. The thumbscrews that hold the covers in place are cheap and difficult to work with. Nevertheless I give 5 stars.