Corsair Carbide 200R

[Gurt11]

http://www.corsair.com/pc-cases/car...m_content=ProductLink&utm_campaign=200RLaunch

A smaller case by Corsair. I likes

 

[Stevo]

looks like it could be quite tidy inside too . shame there's no window. no window no buy for me !

 

[ruairi.C]

there's already a thread, airdreano made it I think

 

[airdeano]

the side panel on it is quite easy to cut a window into it.. i wouldnt let that stop
a sale on the new case. hour tops for experienced, three-four for novices..

get jiggy with a jig-saw and make it your own!

airdeano

 

[garih]

looks like it could be quite tidy inside too . shame there's no window. no window no buy for me !

the side panel on it is quite easy to cut a window into it.. i wouldnt let that stop
a sale on the new case. hour tops for experienced, three-four for novices..

get jiggy with a jig-saw and make it your own!

airdeano

my thoughts exactly, but not everyone has the tools/space/ability to make clean cuts.

 

[Gurt11]

there's already a thread, airdreano made it I think

Didn't see it anywhere... This is for those who didn't already know then

 

[d6bmg]

Front panel is not removable. <-- This kills the chassis.

 

[Mclaren12c]

You can remove the fornt pannel have a look at TTL's review and watercooling guide, it is only a plastic cover but does look cool.

 

[Rich_]

the side panel on it is quite easy to cut a window into it.. i wouldnt let that stop
a sale on the new case. hour tops for experienced, three-four for novices..

get jiggy with a jig-saw and make it your own!

airdeano

u could just cut it and throw plexiglas on it right? or what kinda window material would u need and how much would it cost approximately?

 

[SnW]

That is perfect for my new motherboard (maybe still to BIG lol),
a H61M-P20(G3)

Plus it fits nice next to my 500r
thanks for the headsup mate !

Greetings, Ray.......

 

[GiftedReflex]

nice case, don't particularly care for it, but for the price, and I do love Corsair's build quality, it's probably a solid buy.

 

[airdeano]

u could just cut it and throw plexiglas on it right? or what kinda window material would u need and how much would it cost approximately?

.125" plexiglas in the states 24"x24" is $12-$16. the time to take the cut: under
an hour. finish and prep for install: under and hour.
pretty easy with a dremel, jig saw, file and touch-up paint. 3M 410 double-sided tape

yeah, 1st timer will gouge the panel, un-straight lines, and chipped paint. but thats
the beauty, its not something that cant be repaired or replaced with lots o-dollars.
and then when time allows and beetr knowledge, it can be finished correctly and
look like a professional installation.

airdeano

 

[BKM]

Looks like a pretty cool case. iv'e been looking for case like this for a built for my kids new pc. would be better with a window but its not hard to put one in.