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Posted by: on: 08/30/2019 11:10 AM [
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Today, we have Corsair's relatively new 'Smart' iCUE based 220T chassis in for review. A compact, airflow focused ATX mid-tower for sub 100 EUR/GBP/USD, will the 220T be a new Guru3D favorite? Yeah, it could be.
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JamesSneed
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Posted on: 08/30/2019 03:54 PM
It looks so cheap and for goodness sakes let the nyan cat out of that cage.
It looks so cheap and for goodness sakes let the nyan cat out of that cage.
vbetts
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Posted on: 08/30/2019 09:14 PM
Looks like a budget case, but also looks like you're paying for the RGB fans.
Looks like a budget case, but also looks like you're paying for the RGB fans.
TLD LARS
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Posted on: 08/31/2019 01:24 AM
"Airflow focused ATX"
With that front? That must be restrictive like the CoolerMaster Q300...
The front looks very open compared to a lot of other cases and it has the long openings on each side of the front.
Most of the top looks open also, so i would say it is in the Airflow group, maybe not the absolute highest flow possible, but still in that category.
I would definitely not put it in the silent or more looks oriented groups, that are closed off by a glass front or sound dampening front.
"Airflow focused ATX"
With that front? That must be restrictive like the CoolerMaster Q300...
The front looks very open compared to a lot of other cases and it has the long openings on each side of the front.
Most of the top looks open also, so i would say it is in the Airflow group, maybe not the absolute highest flow possible, but still in that category.
I would definitely not put it in the silent or more looks oriented groups, that are closed off by a glass front or sound dampening front.
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"Airflow focused ATX"
With that front? That must be restrictive like the CoolerMaster Q300...