Corsair Carbide Air 240 review - Product Gallery

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/15/2014 03:00 PM [

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Alright, packaging / unboxing first, AIR 240... yes, that's the one alright. Standard cardboard with simple black fonts.

The chassis is covered in a layer of plastic and then sits in-between two sheets of styrofoam. The chassis is well protected, we did not stumble into any kind of scratches or damage whatsoever. After unpacking, there it is. You'll notice that the front bezel is taped, the see-through panel is protected by a plastic layer. What first comes to mind is that the chassis has a very white design, and nothing screams out loud or is over done. There's plastic wrapping on the front door making it shiny. This can be removed.,

The chassis will you a lot of room inside to build a pretty awesome LAN box (for a Mini ITX box). You have 290mm of graphics card space and 200mm of power supply space so you can fit in standard ATX power supplies. Storage goes you have room for three 3.5" hard drives and then another three 2.5" SSDs.

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