Corsair Carbide Series 175R RGB Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case - Black

I picked up this case when it was 47% off and couldn't be happier. I bought it to replace another case I had that was full size and just unnecessarily large for my purposes. Everything installed very easily and it was a simple task to route all the cables through the right side to keep things looking clean. I appreciate the simple and clean appearance of the case. The tinted window on the left side lets your RGB shine though but hides any excess wires you might not have organized so nicely.I like how the Corsair logo on the front is actually clear, so it lets the light from my ARGB fans shine through perfectly.I'm not sure if it's just my motherboard but I wasn't actually able to fit 2x 140mm fans on the top, I had to put a 120mm in the rear.I haven't done any stress testing but overall, the temps seem to be plenty fine.Overall I'm very happy and have no regrets about my purchase!

First thing, great case! It is sturdy and feels like a case twice or even triple the money I spent. I was not expecting a glass panel! Panel is heavy and well protected from scratches or damage from shipping. Managed to squeeze in a ASUS Strix 590E atx board in this case. And I do mean squeeze! If you look at the pictures, I had about 5mm of spare room when landing the motherboard into the case. This setup includes an Nvidia 3060ti, no space issues there. The Corsair RM750 power supply was a tight squeeze and the 3.5 HDD cage had to be removed. Air cooled Intel i9-11900k CPU with a Noctua NH-D15 heatsink which is tall but it fit no problem. Overall very happy with this case. I downsizing from a 750D and I am very happy everything fit (minus a few case fans). Oh you will need some 120mm fans. I am going to purchase a couple right after this review. 140mm fans work but the exhaust fan on the back is 120mm or smaller only. Did I mention the glass window is freaking amazing! Last picture is the case from across the room, you can clearly see the leds on the ROG MB in sleep mode (I left the protective film on until can rearrange my desk. It’s going to be even sharper and brighter once the film comes off! Highly recommend at the current price point (~$50-60).

I've built many computers over the last 20 years and used a number of different cases. I think this is one of the very best, ever. The quality is top-notch, and the look, IMO, is great. Not flashy, but classy. I also really like the glass panel, it has a relatively dark tint (which makes the RGB colors pop), and the weight and quality, along with the attaching screws, are excellent.I used this as a hybrid build with spare parts from my daughter's old computer, along with a few new parts, including this Corsair case. CPU was the 3700X from the old PC, paired with a new Noctua NH-U12S Redux cooler (which looks and works great too).. along with an Asus 1660 Ti card & Corsair vengeance RGB RAM (2x16GB) to complete the look. Super happy with the case.. the build went very smoothly and the end result is fantastic. Highly recommended.

Overall a solid case but the airflow is not the greatest in the world since the from panel is solid and the only intake areas are above and below that front panel. So far after two weeks of intensive use, I have not noticed any outstanding temperatures due to it so it shouldn't be too big of a bother.As for spacing, the case runs on the slimmer side with the side panel having JUST enough clearance for cables for my 3070 Ti. The side panel where the wire management is done is where it can get a little problematic and you'll have to be especially creative with where everything will go. Overall, this case looks great and is a good choice for the money in my opinion.

This case is very subtle and includes most of the bells and whistles that enthusiast builders look for and expect. Tons of flexibility in terms of cooling and discrete cable routing. Fit my ATX mainboard and large graphics card easily. It only includes one 120MM fan... mounted high in front, which also provides the RGB factor of the Corsair "sails" logo on the face of this case. Many previous reviews brought to light their one con: they only received one SSD mount bracket... well, my purchase of this case on 2/12/2020 actually included the second SSD bracket (and thumbscrew). Perhaps Corsair heard their criticisms and rectified it. This is an excellent case, both in looks and function.

I built my pc in this case. I was a little worried about the air flow from the front, but my package temp has never gotten over 65c. That's with a non-k i7-9900 and a gtx 1660ti, all air cooled. You can put two 140mm or three 120mm in the front, two 140mm or two 120mm on the top, and a single 120mm in the back. It has integrated dust filters on the front of the case, they can't be removed. It also has a magnetic dust filter on the top, and another dust filter under the psu. Tented glass on the left side. Okay cable management, with plenty of pass throughs. It came with one, cheap by Corsair standards, case fan. Captive thumb screws on the right side panel. 2 front usb 3 and headphone jack, power and reset button. Lots of room in the PSU shroud if you don't use the hd rack, and even if you do, you can move the rack forward or back about an inch making more room for the psu or an aio. For the price with seems to be a great case. When I was looking to buy this Mid tower ATX, at this prices it seemed like the only other name brands was a couple Deepcool cases, a couple Antec cases, a Phanteks Eclipse P300, and an MSI MAG Forge 100R. The Corsair just seemed like the best option and value.