Corsair is a well known company that has been around since 1994 under the name Corsair Microsystems before it was simply shortened to Corsair. They started with L2 caches for CPU's before moving into the memory business and then over the last several years have expanded their product line to include cases, water cooling, power supplies, speaker systems, and SSD drives. Corsair's three case lines are basically five different cases and then a few versions of those cases. In the Obsidian line you have the full tower 800D and mid tower 650D that have signature flat sided boxy shape and sharp corners. The Graphite series has the single 600T in two flavors and it noted for its more rounded appearance. Finally we have the Carbide series that started with the 400R and now includes the 500R with better cooling options at the value end of the price scale. The Corsair Carbide 500R comes in two colors, black and the currently trendy white sided version they sent us. Steel structure with molded ABS plastic accent piecesIntegrated cable mangement Four 5.25” drive baysSix 3.5” hard drive bays with 2.5” supportEight expansion slotsSupports graphics cards up to 17.8" (452mm) in length (with hard drive cage removed)Dimensions: 20.5” x 8.1” x 20”Two-year warrantyFront I/O panel contains: Two USB 3.0 connectorsOne Firewire connector3.5” headphone and microphone connectorPower and reset switchesFan LED on/off switch3 Speed fan switchSupports most 240mm dual radiators (15mm spacing)Side panel with mesh fan mount locationsMulti-channel fan controllerSix 120mm/140mm fan mountsFour 120mm fan mountsIncludes a 200mm side panel fan, two front-mounted 120mm fans, and one rear 120mm fan
Here is video showing them building a system in a 400R, the 500R's little brother but it is basically the same box with just a few more options on the 500R.
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