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Corsair - 200R ATX Mid Tower Case

( 4.6 Average / 184 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Corsair

Part #

200R
(or) CC-9011023-WW
(or) CC200R

Color

Black

Type

ATX Mid Tower

Includes Power Supply

External 5.25" Bays

Internal 2.5" Bays

Internal 3.5" Bays

Motherboard Compatibility

ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX

Front Panel USB 3.0 Ports

Yes

Maximum Video Card Length

11.81" (300mm) With Drive Cages
16.93" (430mm) Without Drive Cages

Dimensions

19.57" x 8.27" x 16.89"

Compatible Parts

Build Videos Using This Part

- $760 Gaming PC Build - Intel Core i5-4460 / PNY GeForce GTX 960 / Corsair 200R

Completed Builds Using This Part

- $241.65+ Noob Build (1st ever build)
- AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black
- Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition
- 82 323 by DaveJRum
- $1556.96 First post - Second build
- Intel Core i5-3570K (@4.2GHz)
- Radeon R9 280X
- 93 238 by getchuucked
- $333.98+ Build #3: AMD Gaming Build
- AMD FX-8350
- Radeon R9 280X
- 51 131 by JasonUK

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Prices

Base	Shipping	Availability	Total
$64.99	+FREE s/h	In stock	$64.99
$64.99	+FREE s/h		$64.99
$79.99	+$4.89 s/h	Out of stock	$84.88

Price History (Excluding Tax) History:

Reviews

C4C 17 points 43 months ago

from completed build Eva - The $450 Console Killer

Sleek, and very easy to work around. Thumbscrews are nice and I love how the drive bays are tool-less!

TheAnonymousThomas 15 points 43 months ago

from completed build Operation : Recovery

Nice case, plenty of space.

ItsKING 13 points 43 months ago

from completed build Client Build: Budget Gaming on a 280X

A great budget case, lacks inserts for cable management, not much room behind the back panel. Has a limited amount of drive cages, easy to connect the front IO ports.

Dam5968 11 points 42 months ago

from completed build Father & Son, we got it done (first time noobs)

Love it, mid tower, clean design good air flow as the hard drive bays and CD ROM, fan controller bays have nothing between them so your front fan hits the GPU and mobo. The price is unbeatable for the case. Only downside is no window. I may cut one out.

revolverlover 12 points 42 months ago

from completed build The Budget AMD

Good case, good airflow, but lack of any premium features was a sticking point.

BaNdiiTb0y 7 points 42 months ago

from completed build 1st PC Build January 2015

I love the clean Corsair look it gives off and not at a terrible price. The inside is very clean and easy to do some cable managing. Very nice case.

Skateracer 5 points 41 months ago

from completed build First Build Gaming/ Fun

Absolutely amazing case for the money! Very stable, metal, LOTS of room which is perfect for a first time builder.

gregnk 4 points 40 months ago

from completed build Redstone 1.0 - First Build

Very sleek, made of metal and has everything you need including front USB 3 ports. The fans are a bit loud but overall a very good case.

bobcat1123 6 points 40 months ago

from completed build Home Desktop

Pretty good case. It was a little large for my components but that was my own fault. It has plenty of 3.5" bays and three 5.25" bays which is great. There was enough room for cable management and some well placed cutouts for routing.

vagabond139 15 points 38 months ago

from completed build Rairsorc

While I do regret spending $44 on the case because I just now realized I'm going to be getting a different case in a month or less, it has been a good case for the price.It has some room for cable management although you are likely to end up shoving the unused cables in the HDD cage and things can get tight in the back. The fans are fairly weak and the poor front dust filter design just makes it worst.