Corsair Carbide Series 330R Titanium Edition Ultra-Silent Mid Tower Computer Chassis with Integrated Fan Controller

This is a beautiful case. I used it to put together my first PC build in several years, and this case in a different league to the Coolermaster case my old PC was built into. This case was a little larger than I imagined - I thought my old PC was a midi, but I guess it must have been a little smaller. But that little bit of extra headroom worked well for me.It's been a while since I put a build together, so maybe it's standard these days - but I liked that the PSU is at the bottom of this case - it makes far more sense to me. My PC is on a desk, so airflow up through the PSU isn't a problem - might be a problem is anyone were to be putting this onto a carpeted floor, though.The quality of this case really is nice. Absolutely no sharp edges anywhere - this is the first build I can remember where I've ended up bloody. In fact I did manage to scrape myself, but that was on my *old* case while removing the optical drive... When fully assembled with the side panels, the PC is virtually silent at idle - it's currently sat next to my NAS (which in itself is pretty quiet) and at idle I couldn't hear the PC over the quiet fans in my NAS. When I put it under load then I can hear the fans, but it's still an awful lot quieter than my previous PC.The case looks good to my eye - I love the understated design: it's not showy, flashy, or garish - it's just right.I can't fault it at all - it's a stunning bit of kit and I think the price is justified for this excellent case. I expect it to last me quite a while, but I'll look at Corsair again (and I'll look for Corsair first) when I next need to buy a case.

Fitted with silent fans finally I can wander into a room and not be annoyed by the continual hum of fans !The Front Door easily swaps from Left to Right Hand side opening so you can fit it anywhere or change it later if it's moved. But how many times do you actually need the DVD drive Access now !On the Top Front above the door are Two USB3.0 sockets plus the Audio and On/Off Restart switch !My only complaint is the None screw Hard Drive fixings at the front behind a fan behind the door. Why use stupid penny plastic mpounts when you want a solid mounting rubber insulated drive to stop / reduce any noise they have fitted a plastic plus or minus a dogs body holder !Probably saved a few pence supplying all the jazzy bits as against a set of bolts and rubber washers . . . PASS !

Roomy, sturdy, easy to set up. The small caddies for hard drives are rubbish but there's plenty of space for 5.25 to 3.5 conversions in the top. Also I don't see a way to actually fit 2 fans in the front but since it's the intake fan it doesn't matter.

I love this case. Incredibly quiet when you want it to be. If you're looking for performance just crack open the front door and top and get some extra cooling going. I honestly don't think you're going to get a better case for this price.

Really like the case. Large enough for big parts like massive air cooler, easy to access, good meterials, bit sound dampened. Nothing not to like.

This is a beautiful case, love the noise reduction and easy clean filters. Plenty of space for a decent gaming/high power work rig. I would suggest if you are a heavy CD/DVD user this may not be the case for you unless you use a tabletop drive as although it has internal drive bays you do have to open the door (hinge on left hand side) every time.

Great highly recommend

I bought this for my son to build his own computer. He loves it and it is more than big enough for all the components including two hard drives.