Corsair Carbide 300R review: compact wind tunnel  A true cooling
champion  By ,   The ideal chassis for a desktop PC does not
exist. This is not due to of a lack of quality computer cases,
but because of the wide variety of computer types and uses.
Still, there is the middle way of an affordable chassis with a
nice finish, enough space, effective cooling and acceptable
noise levels. These types of cases eventually make their way to
Hardware.Info's User system statistics and usually stay there
for a very long time. It could very well be that his will happen
with the Corsair Carbide 300R.  The Corsair Carbide 300R has a
lot going for it, and is considerably more affordable than its
bigger siblings, the 400R and the 500R. The latter was tested in
a round-up of computer cases and managed to impress us. The 300R
we like even more, partly because of its average price of £63.
The relatively low price isn't the only reason, though, as we
will try to show below.  Constructing a goed yet affordable
chassis is not as ea