Corsair Carbide Air 540 Review
" Corsair has been around since 1994, initially being know as a supplier of top-notch memory. Over the years though, Corsair has gained a strong reputation for SSDs (Solid State Drives), power supplies, CPU coolers, computer cases, as well as a wide range of gaming hardware. OCC readers are no stranger to Corsair products and I'll bet that most of you have at least one Corsair component in your system. Today we have the Corsair Carbide Air 540, which is the latest addition to the Carbide Series of cases and is Corsair's first foray into the cube style case design. This case uses a dual chamber approach to cooling and Corsair refers to this as its Direct Airflow Path™ design to deliver cool air to your components. They locate the power supply and SSDs in a separate chamber and there isn't a hard drive cage tower to hinder air flow from the front fans. This allows the main chamber to be less cluttered and give the front intake air a nice direct path past your motherboard and PCI-e components. In addition to the case layout change, we also have a couple of internal hot swap bays to check out. "
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