Corsair 110R, Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Gaming Case, Black

I ordered the 110R with the tempered glass side panel, which lifts off easily, secured with 4 thumb screws.The layout of the case is excellent, takes an ATX b450 motherboard and an Coolermaster hyper 212 cooler with about 1cm clearance which is perfect. (this is a tall cooler) There are stand off fixings in place which is great.Cable management is very easy to achieve with plenty of holes and adequate loops for anchoring your ties.The case comes with black cable ties although I used the wire cable ties from the components as i can move them easily. There are also neat rubber covers with slits for larger cables which virtually disappear when the panel is on. There is another one situated in the base panel between the PSU and hard drive bay area.The stock fan is 120 and comes attached to the back panel. The mounting of 120mm-140mm fans is extremely flexible as outlined in the manufacturers diagrams. You can mount a fan low down in the front for the hard drive bays if you wish and this area is my only criticism.The hard drive bay is attached from the underside of the case and one in the side for securing. It can be slid towards the rear of the case (nearer to the PSU) to allow room for a fan at the front however this makes it very difficult to access the PSU and the cables have tight bends. I ordered a Seasonic 650W which fits extremely snug.The drive bay has to be removed to get at the cables as you will not be able to get your hand in between these two. If you wish to add anything later, be prepared to remove the drive bay again for access.The black panel that covers the drive bay and psu from the tempered glass side cannot be removed you can only access this area from the other solid side panel. This is flat panel but i found with good cable management i was sill able to just squeeze past the large 24pin ATX cable.The case allows you to flip the PSU fan up or down. The case has a filtered tray in the bottom allowing for PSU to draw air from below. The ceiling of the PSU/Drive bay compartment also has perforated vent so the PSU can be mounted fan up and draw air from inside the tower.The tower has good feet and rubber soles for lifting it off the ground. The front panel clicks of fairly easily and has plenty of vent holes either side, these are mesh, not filtered. My only other small criticism is that i'd have loved the Disc Drive bay to have a little hinged door but a simple black fronted drive looks fine if you need one.

It's nicely made, come with plenty of accessories and all the standoffs installed. The front just clips off allowing for the installation of a DVD drive. There is moderate space for cable management. I was just about able to fit everything in. Full ATX fits in no problem. The PSU shroud is non removable but that's only a minor drawback. Is also just slightly helps with noise reduction. Having said that I have a full Noctua setup so it's already pretty quiet. What I really appreciate is the back I/O shield use a screw instead of just snapping off and we'll as the magnetic top and PSU filters. I can honestly say it's worth it to pay a little extra for the quality of Corsair and save the pains that come with buying budget cases.

Had this case for just over a year and I've really liked it. I have an around mid-range pc (i5 9th gen and RTX 3060ti), and it accommodates them very well. But I have had to install 4 fans just to keep a decent airflow, as well as, having to remove the HDD bays which block the lower front fan. The front panel only draws in from the sides, Which does mean the front has nice flat brush aluminium but I cannot recommend this case to anyone with particularly hot components. Basically, if you got an RTX 2080 and up, don't buy this case.Other than that the case is pretty good. Lots of rubber slits for cables to be put through and plenty of room at the back to keep cable management tidy. It will fit pretty much everything, except at the back there is only room for a single 120mm AIO radiator. I wouldn't recommend RGB with this case it doesn't match well as the black metal inside is shiny. But a few white LEDs in fans or strips would probably look good. I cannot say, as I've gone for a black-only build.

So this case was a replacement for a returned faulty carbide case, and I have to say its so much more elegant to work with than the carbide case.The case is easy to work with and has plenty of room for x2 SSD and x2 HDD. As with any rig, cabling can be a pain and this case was no exception as getting the rear cabling closed was a pain, however the case has plenty of access points for routing cables allowing a minimalist look.The case supports up to 5 fans and 3 of these are front inlet. The back and top support bigger extraction fans whilst the front supports the x3 120 fans. Check specs for what else they can support.All in all I'm happy that amazon forced me to buy a different case as I'm much happier with this one.

Really nice simple case. Didn't want an overly fancy one, but still wanted a 3.5 bay... So this was perfect. Glad I went for the 110R with window, didn't want fancy but also didn't want to hide everything away.Cable management is a breeze. Had to check the psu mounting as the air intake is underneath, so it needs to go upside down.Great the psu is all contained separately from the rest of the tower though.Only complaint would be all the air filter on the top is an exhaust, I'm not too concerned about dust escaping the tower but would rather prevent it getting in.

Brilliant case for this price range.-easy to assemble to pc, lots of room at the back for cable-tinted glass panel looks fantastic-Thoughtful cable management solutions, makes it easy to tidy up the wiring-Clearance for my huge graphics card that still allowed my thick fans to be inserted and have room to push air-thermals are great, gpu isn't breaking past 65°C (gtx 970 g1 gaming edition) on full loadOverall, couldn't be happier.