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| Model | Carbide 300R |
| Dimensions | 19.1″ X 8.3″ x 17.7″ |
| Motherboard Support | ATX and mATX |
| PCI Slots | 7 |
| Form Factor | Mid-Tower |
| Material | Steel Structure with Molded ABS plastic accent pieces |
| Drive Bays |
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| Cooling | 2x 120mm fans (1x front input and 1x rear exhaust) |
| Cooling Expansion (total) |
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| Max Graphics Card Length | 450mm |
| Max CPU Cooler Height | 170mm |
| Front I/O |
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| Power Supply | ATX (Not included) |
| Warranty | Two Years |
Immediatly we get an answer to one of our themes “Serious Cooling Potential”: although the case only comes with 2x 120mm fans (which is plenty for a mid range setup), the case has 5x more mounts for fans. 7 Total fan mounts for a mid-tower case is quite impressive and well over the average for other cases in this size/price range. We also get another hint to our theme of Build Quality: Steel case with ABS accents. We’ll delve more into this later though.
Some other thoughts include the integration of USB 3.0 but a lack of USB 2.0 ports on the front of the case. This gives it a clean look which we’ll see in our Exterior section. 3x 5.25″ and 4x 2.5″/3.5″ bays isn’t anything extraordinary but is plenty for the average user.
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