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    News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    “The only time you’ll need to pick up a screwdriver is to install the motherboard”.
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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Wow, can see those flying off the shelves!
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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Is there any 'budget' cases which support 4 optical drives?

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Looks pretty nice for the money.

    The only gripe that I have is that power/reset button.

    I watched a LinusTechTips unboxing video, and it seemed a little awkward to operate it. I would have preferred proper circular compressible buttons insead of a single bar.

    My family's old pc is starting to falter, and this might be the start of a replacement...

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    That lil zalman does look fantastic for the money.
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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Looks good, as long as we don't get the usual $60 turning into £60

    Any news on Corsair 900D release date?


    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    That lil zalman does look fantastic for the money.
    Bear in mind the Zalman T1 is MicroATX / MiniITX only, the Z9 at £50+ is ATX but also get good reviews.

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Looks a lot like my Antec 300.

    That's definitely a good thing!

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Just from the looks I would have expected it to come in at a much higher price point. Here's an unboxing video on it as I prefer having someone tell me to having to read it!

    Corsair Carbide 200R Unboxing

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    That looks a nice case for the money.

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Corsair is one of my favourite brands and they just keep impressing.

    They really have some competent people there.

    I can't wait for this review and release.

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Can add a triple rad there as well!

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Quote Originally Posted by Percy1983 View Post
    Is there any 'budget' cases which support 4 optical drives?
    why would a budget builder need 4 optical drives? Surely one is enough.

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    For the cash that looks great. Especially with USB 3 support which isnt often offered on lower price cases.
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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    Quote Originally Posted by Brewster0101 View Post
    why would a budget builder need 4 optical drives? Surely one is enough.
    Not for me unfortunately.

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    Re: News - Corsair's aggressively priced Carbide Series 200R chassis

    That Zalman is a piece of crap when it comes to cable management.

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