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Jacob Ridley

Corsair 3200D review

A Corsair PC case, the 3200D, on a desk with various panels removed and ready for a PC build.

Buying a cheaper PC case can be a good way to save some cash across a full PC build but you don't want to cut too many corners. A poorly-designed case can result in high temperatures and noise levels, and you'll be stuck staring at an ugly box all day. With the Corsair 3200D, you don't need to worry about much of that. Okay, it's a bit noisy, but it's otherwise excellent value.

Price maketh the case—or something like that. The Corsair 3200D is very competitive with existing options at $80/£70/€80/AU$120/CA$110. That's a little more expensive than the cheapest case we currently recommend, the Thermaltake S100 TG at $70, but whereas the S100 TG comes with a single fan; the 3200D comes with three. That's either three RS120 fans, as I have here, or for $10 more, three RS120 ARGB fans. Also, the Corsair looks and feels of a higher quality by comparison.

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