🎮 CORSAIR Carbide SPEC-Omega RGB Mid-Tower Gaming Case with 2 RGB Fans and Lighting Node PRO, Tempered Glass - Black: Enhanced Gaming Performance and Stunning RGB Illumination! Review

Let's start with the positive things. Beautiful case and typical Corsair quality. The best part is the design. The biggest drawback is the design. I didn't notice this when I ordered the suitcase as I was dazzled by its beauty. I think I should have realized that there is no room for an optical drive. I have 2 optical drives, one for Blu-ray, and I have nowhere to mount it. I assume it's supposed to be an external drive. I can't refute this case (which I'm sure many would) as I don't seem to be

Update: As promised I'll give an update. I said I will as soon as there is a new one. This is a good case, not sure if the front light bar not working is related to my build experience, everything else works. It has an amazing cooling capacity, somehow it blows out colder air than it sucks in. The ability to mount a 240mm radiator with a 120mm fan underneath on the front has a compatibility issue, but I fixed it by attaching the fans to it with a cable. connection and with screws if I can. I…

Beautiful body, solid and high quality physical construction. The ability to change colors and patterns with iCue software adds uniqueness to your overall system. When you pair this case with a Corsair mouse and mechanical keyboard, you can sync color ripples and transitions across all your devices, which is great. Why two stars? Firstly, because it has poor airflow parameters. All tempered lenses form a thermal vapor barrier that reflects heat back to your internal organs instead of absorbing…

My husband was looking to replace his old NZXT Phantom 410 so I did a little research before I stumbled upon this little gem. He wanted a black case with 3 fans on the front and RGB. Quite easy. I redid everything for it, and I have to say that in this case I don't have some features, even in my $160 Silverstone Primera PM-01, even though it's a few years old. The removable/adjustable hard drive bay is fantastic, although I had to slide it forward as far as possible to accommodate the power…

The case looks great and isn't that difficult to fit. This was my first build and I haven't had any major issues, although the cable management could definitely be better. A few downsides: First, the glass side panel isn't held in place by the thumbscrews. You will need a hex key (included) to remove the plate. Also, the rubber bushings in the screw holes on the side panel fall out VERY easily. I think I spent more time looking for them after I kept dropping them than assembling my PC. All in…

At first glance this case is beautiful, it looks very modern and when you buy it you feel like you have the coolest case, but all the advantages end there. Appearance isn't always something, and assembling it inside the case is sheer torture. - Material - the quality is very cheap, I had several parts of the case that broke off easily. Luckily for me what broke was part of the inside of the case so it's not noticeable, but Corsair is charging a higher price for a very cheap material case. Cable

I built my machine with a Z370-A Pro ATX mobo, 16GB Patriot Viper 2666MHz RAM with heat spreaders and unfortunately found that the Mogu didn't match my cooler with a Closed -Loop EVGA fit CLC 240 front or top of case. Ultimately, it's not the case itself that's the problem, it's the conflicting parts that don't go together well due to the way the phone and case were designed. There were only 2 holes to install an additional 120mm fan alongside the one pre-installed in the case, which I doubt. I

Easy to assemble, but installing a GPU with some motherboard combos can be incredibly difficult, if not impossible, and the plastic side scratches fairly easily. That being said, the case is sexy, with a few RGB lights inside, it's super easy to install, and there's room for a fair amount of HDDs and SSDs, multiple GPUs, beefy coolers, and a surprising amount of real estate on the non-display side of the housing for cables. . The little snags, nooks and crannies for cable management are…

Beautifully designed case! Outwardly, it looks technologically very advanced. Absolutely gorgeous inside. I have received many compliments. However, the cons make me replace this case. The airflow is very bad. I have 3 fans on the inlet, a radiator followed by 2 more fans. I have 2 fans on top and 1 on the back. When I was playing MW, my CPU was around 40°C and my GPU was around 75°C. As soon as I removed the front and top of the case the temperature dropped to 30 and 55 respectively. These are