
Assemble full computer systems with this Corsair Carbide mid-tower chassis. Four hard disk trays support solid-state drives for RAID setups , while two USB 3.0 ports at the front offer quick access to portable hard drives. This Corsair Carbide mid-tower chassis features a flush-mounted side panel for easy troubleshooting and cable routing guides for more professional assemblies.
Q: Does this case come with fans?
A: one rear fan only.
Q: Does this case have mounts for 120mm fans?
A: Yes! It has 4 places to mount 120mm fans. 1-Front, 1 - Rear and 2 - Top. As for AIO CPU Coolers a single 120mm with Radiator. You will not be able to mount an AIO CPU Cooler to the Top as it would interfere with motherboard heatsinks and power connections therefore limited to front or rear.
Q: Is it already built or do i need to add stuff?
A: It is just a case with a 120mm fan. You'll need to purchase all your other computer parts and assemble them including a Power Supply.
A: No RGB or other lights only the Blue LED Indicator for Power On. A basic but rather nice Mid-Tower case for the price. The NZTX H510i for $80 to $90 has RGB.
A: It's a nice case. Go get it. Larry
Q: Will the Internal 2.5" Bays also mount 3.5" drives?
A: Hi Rubberstuntbaby, The hard drive caddy supports 4 drive sleds which support either 2.5" or 3.5" drive mounting. If you have further questions about the case, please feel free to reach out to our support team: support.corsair.com -Brian
A: Hi, Yes, our 100R case is able to accommodate ATX form factor motherboards. If you have any additional questions, we'd be happy to help: support.corsair.com -Albert
A: It is an empty computer case. Inside the case you add all of the components separately. For example a motherboard, hard drive/SSD, a power supply and so on. The CPU and sock options you have depend upon which motherboad you select. Hundreds of different motherboards can fit into this case, and you have to purchase it separately. In additional to the items already mentioned you would need to purchase memory/RAM, potentially a graphics card if you intend on playing high-end games, and so on.