Corsair Carbide Series 330R Quiet Mid-Tower Chassis Review
Peter Donnell / 11 years ago
The build took around 25 minutes to complete and as you can see, cable management is fairly tidy and there are no major obstructions to the airflow. There is also more than enough room for our graphics card and with that huge gap on the right you could easily fit the biggest graphics cards on the market in here with room to spare.
Our Kingston SSD sits nicely in the bottom bay, but I can help but think that this chassis should have an extra HDD bay in between the 5.25″ bays and the HDD bays at the bottom, at least something modular that can be removed should you need the space there for long GPUs or cooling.
Our corsair H80i fits easily although I had removed the stock 120mm fan from the chassis. While a push-pull configuration would be possible it would put a lot of strain on the water pipes and I wasn’t happy with doing that. The H100i will also fit the top of the chassis nicely but our sample was unavailable at time of testing.
With the side panel back on the chassis looks very stealthy, you can’t see anything in terms of components unless you remove the top ventilation cover, a very clean exterior overall.
