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The Corsair Carbide series is the most affordable case line in Corsair's arsenal, but even with the lower MSRP the cases still come surprisingly well equipped. The Carbide case we are examining today is the 300R, the little brother of the 500R which was designed to have a smaller footprint while still offering the same level of features. The 300R achieves this by providing ample room for expansion, allowing this otherwise small chassis to accommodate nearly all high-end hardware currently available on the market.
The current MSRP for the Carbide 300R sits at $89 USD, which makes it a whopping $50 cheaper than the 500R. At this price, the 300R is actually a bit cheaper than most similarly priced cases, making it ideal for the budget conscious system builder. For just $10 more however, the 300R can be purchased with a clear side window instead of the standard side panel, but the model we are examining today doesn't feature a window.

| Specifications | |
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Warranty |
2 years |
| Dimension | 19.1” x 8.3” x 17.7” |
| MB Support | ATX / mATX |
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Expansion Slots |
7 |
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Material |
Steel structure with molded ABS plastic accent pieces |
|
Drive Bays |
(x3) 5.25", (x4) 3.5"/2.5" Drive Caddies |
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Colling |
(x6) 120mm/140mm fan mounts, (x1) 120mm fan mounts, Includes (x1) front-mounted 120mm fans and (x1) rear 120mm fan |
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I/O Panel |
(x2) USB 3.0, (x1) Headphone, (x1) MIC, Power, Reset |
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Power Supply |
ATX (Not included) |
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