Corsair Carbide 100R Silent review - Specifications and features

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/06/2015 09:04 AM [

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Specifications and features

So the Carbide 100R Silent can be found under the following SKU code: SKU# CC-9011077-WW and currently is listed at 59 USD on their website. As stated you'll spot it in the stores for give or take 59 EURO for the silent edition. Here's a quick spec and features overview after which we'll immediately dive into the product showcase.

Corsair supplied specs and PR:

Corsair, a worldwide leader in high-performance PC hardware, today announced the Carbide Series 100R and Carbide Series 100R Silent mid-tower PC cases. Priced at $49 and $59 and offering features designed to make PC building incredibly quick and easy, the 100R cases make it possible for users to build a serious PC that looks as good it performs.

The Carbide Series 100R and Carbide Series 100R Silent are among Corsair's lowest-cost cases, yet avoids the look of many low-cost PC cases, instead offering an elegant aesthetic that will appeal to gamers, hobbyist PC builders, and system integrators. The cases include innovative, builder-friendly features that make Corsair cases popular with PC users, such as built-in SSD mounts, front-panel USB 3.0 ports, intelligent cable routing, and tool-free drive mounts. And with up to five fan mounting locations (two fans included), tool-free support for four 3.5" drives and four 2.5" SSDs, and support for long graphics cards, the cases easily support high-end GPUs, liquid coolers, massive storage, and PSUs.

The standard version of the Carbide Series 100R come with a side panel window and top cooling vents. The Carbide Series 100R Silent version is sound dampened with a solid top and non-window side panel to reduce noise.

"The Carbide 100R shatters the stereotype that budget-friendly cases have to be gaudy and poorly designed, " said George Makris, Product Manager for Cases and Cooling at Corsair. "Now gamers and PC enthusiasts have a subtle, functional, and affordable foundation for their next PC."

Specifications

Tool-free mounting of hard drives and optical drives
Dual USB 3.0 front panel ports
Direct airflow path to top GPU
Plenty of room for large graphics cards and power supplies
Cable routing channel behind motherboard tray
Up to five fan mounts
- Front: 2 x 140/120mm
- Top: 2 x 120mm
- Rear: 120mm (included)
Two 5.25” drive bays
Four 3.5”/2.5” drive bays with trays that support hard drives and SSDs
Seven expansion slots
Supports ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini ITX motherboards and ATX power supplies

Pricing, Availability, and Warranty

The Carbide Series 100R and Carbide Series 100R Silent PC cases have a suggested price of $49.99 and $59.99 respectively. The cases will be available in the second quarter from Corsair's worldwide network of authorized distributors and resellers. They are backed with a two year warranty and Corsair customer service and technical support.

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