Calling all 350D owners!

[CobaltMK33]

Now that I have your attention, what do you think of the case? Would you reccomend this over other M-ATX cases? How was the cable management? Is it easy to carry around? Let me know what you think!

[mvitkun]

Now that I have your attention, what do you think of the case? Would you reccomend this over other M-ATX cases? How was the cable management? Is it easy to carry around? Let me know what you think!

try pm'ing people who did build logs with it.

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/25009-corsair-350d-liquid/?hl=350d

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/26901-black-white-and-silver-350d/?hl=350d

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/26590-project-risky-waterbird/?hl=350d

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/22109-joshua-pc-scott-pc-the-least-original-names-ever/?hl=350d

[solvexyz]

In terms of watercooling, I doubt you can find any other case at the moment that can compete with 350D.  However, 350D is pretty big as a matx form factor.  I was using TJ08-e, and then switched to a 350D.  

[Hoempfel]

The 350D was a breeze to build in. The cable management is a dream and it looks fantastic. The build quality on the parts is really good too.

[CobaltMK33]

The 350D was a breeze to build in. The cable management is a dream and it looks fantastic. The build quality on the parts is really good too.

Would you say it's easy to transport?

[slasher0161]

Given dimensions of 17.7" x 8.3" x 17.3"

I can't imagine it would be easy to transport, though I guess that depends on your definition of easy and how often / mode of transport. Considering you would have to remove the gpu and any tower heatsink any time you move it I wouldn't call any build that isn't in a SFF case "easy" to transport.

[airdeano]

Would you say it's easy to transport?

 

 

Given dimensions of 17.7" x 8.3" x 17.3"

I can't imagine it would be easy to transport, though I guess that depends on your definition of easy and how often / mode of transport. Considering you would have to remove the gpu and any tower heatsink any time you move it I wouldn't call any build that isn't in a SFF case "easy" to transport.

 

with the front fascia in ally (really finger-print magnet) and click to open front filter,

large window (if optioned) transporting could be a beast as not to scuff or damage

a plus $100USD case. +1 to @slasher0161

 

airdeano

[Hoempfel]

depends on where you want to transport it to...

It doesn't have handles on it, and I didn't take transportation into account for buying it...

With all my hardware loaded up in it, I would say it's fairly heavy and with the aluminium front I wouldn't want to damage it in transport

[BigD1970]

I love it...plan on modding it somewhat and its  easy to cable manage and many options in it.For its size,id put it up against a mid-tower any day,and of course a large size window.

[CobaltMK33]

I'd love the 350D, it'd match great with my main rig. But, BitFenix just "released" the Prodigy M, so sorry Corsair.

[gill2k]

I just finished building my new rig in this case a month ago.  I love it.  The build process was butter smooth for an matx build.  There's PLENTY of room inside to work with particularly your cabling.  It also accommodates radiators & watercooling in various configs and placement in the case.  It also looks damn sleek!

 

As bit as it is compared to other smaller form factors (like mitx) I have no problem lugging it around the house.  Certainly a lot lighter than my old Corsair C70 and Lian Li K60. I'm actually looking forward to taking it to a LAN party next weekend.

[CobaltMK33]

Honestly, I'm sure it's worth the high price. But, seeing as though I'm on limited funds and I'm not as interested in the secondary build as the primary.