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Two USB 3.0 Ports is what you
get which can also be used
for your USB 2.0 devices naturally.
Alongside are the usual headphone,
microphone, power and reset buttons.
3
Corsair highlights that this
case negates the need for a
screwdriver for the most part and it’s
true because thumbscrews are used
virtually everywhere. The drive cages
have a latching system making setting
up a system in this case child’s play.
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Standard Micro-ATX/ATX layout.
There are no rubber guards or
grommets anywhere in or around
this case. Such things we assume cost
money and given the price point of the
200R I wasn’t expecting them.
6
CORSAIR provides two 120mm
fans with the case, not bad. I’d
add more extractor fans to the top
as the system temperature within
this case can be quite high. Consider
mounting one or two 120mm fans at to
extract the hot air, it makes a sizeable
difference to both CPU and graphics
card temperatures.
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Removable dust filter at the base
of the case, unexpected, but
appreciated.
This is a simple and straightforward
case. There isn’t much to get excited
about, but at the same time there’s
nothing to fault with it given the
pricing. I suspect many of you will
be looking to the higher end models
instead of this one. For a media center
PC or a backup machine though, this
would be a great case.
[ The OverClocker ]
The Score
8/10
Issue 22 | 2012 The OverClocker 47