Testseek.fr ont rassemblé 71 examens experts du Corsair Carbide Air 240 et l'estimation moyenne est 85%. Faites descendre l'écran et voyez les toutes les revues pour Corsair Carbide Air 240.
August 2014
(85%)
71 Avis
Note moyenne issue des avis d’experts sur ce produit.
Utilisateurs
-
0 Avis
Note moyenne délivrée par les utilisateurs du produit.
Extrait: Aujourd'hui nous nous retrouvons avec un cube qui nous vient directement de chez Corsair ! Le Carbide 240 Air, petit frère du 540 de la même gamme, conviendra donc parfaitement pour des configurations micro-ATX et mini-ITX. Un boîtier que l'on pourra mett...
L'Air 240 est un boitier Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX. Son look lui apporte de la personnalité avec une recherche de sobriété réussie. Il profite d'une architecture compartimentée avec une ventilation, assurée par trois ventilateurs de 120 mm, dédiée aux éléments l...
Design, Chassis, Installation dans deux sens, 3 ventilateurs, Prix
Finition moindre
Avec ce nouveau Cube, Corsair nous propose un second très bon produit dans la semaine. Très joli et relativement bien fait techniquement parlant, ce nouveau Cube au format Micro ATX semble tout avoir pour lui, d'autant qu'il arrive avec trois ventilateurs...
Montage (montage sans outil presque intégral), Performances en refroidissement, Améliorations apportées à la partie stockage
Peut s'avérer assez bruyant
Arrivé au terme de ce test, rappelons-en maintenant les principaux moments. Si la question de la filiation entre Air 540 et Air 240 ne mérite même pas d'être débattue (proximité du design et de l'appellation par exemple), celle des améliorations qui au...
Cet avis était-il utile?
Award
-
Publié: 2014-10-07, Auteur: David , review by: vortez.net
Attractive design, Excellent build quality, Three AF120L fans included, Modular all panels can be detached, Easy to install kit, Toolfree design throughout, Variety of locations for 240mm radiators, Cable management is easy to arrange
Quite an open design noisy, CPU cooler height limitation of 120130mm
Since its arrival last year, the AIR 540 has been a very popular choice due to its fresh approach to computer case design. Since this case is able to handle the bigger form factors of EATX and ATX, it was inevitable that hardware advocates would desire a ...
We're really excited by the possibilities the Corsair Carbide Series Air 240 offers. It's an interesting case that gets your brain thinking about all sorts of scenarios, and one thing we did consider is reversing the airflow so the fans at the front act a...
All the charm of the original in a smaller frame, Still fun and easy to build into, Good cable management, Available in black or white, Great at showing off your hardware, Designed with a choice of orientations, Room for dual GPUs and liquid cooling, Hing
Lacks the premium feel of a Graphite or Obsidian, Could do with a fan controller as standard, Only one easilyremovable dust filter
The Carbide Series Air 240 is going to prove popular among enthusiast users looking to put together a powerful Micro-ATX build. For £70, it offers the well-received aesthetic design of the original Air 540 in a smaller form factor that's easier to manage...
Publié: 2014-08-15, Auteur: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Great build quality, Well thought out design, Stylish, Excellent cable management, Lots of fan mounts, Three high quality fans pre-installed, Dust filters on all major intakes, Rotatable design, Tool free and removable drive-bays, Competitive price
Non fixed dust filters would have been preferred, Corsair Carbide Air 240 Micro-ATX Chassis Review, Thank you Corsair for providing us with this sample, Share this, Tweet, inShare0, Share on Tumblr, Email, Print
PricingThe Corsair Air 240 was never going to be a cheap product with this level of build quality and specification, but at £70 inc. VAT / €70 Exc. VAT it is still very good value for money. This brings it in line with similar offerings from the likes of...
Large viewing window, Full size ATX power supply support, Endless cable management space, Ability to position whichever way you want due to the changeable Corsair Logo on the front!
Side panels could be stronger, Lack of 5.25″ drive bays will annoy some consumers, Poor support for large CPU coolers such as Noctua NHD15 etc (only max of 130mm clearance but it will be tight)
When Corsair first announced this case I thought wow, an alternative to the larger Air 540 but I was worried that smaller would mean less features. That certainly wasn't the case throughout the duration of this review but I think the main question that h...
Publié: 2014-08-15, Auteur: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Dual chamber design separates the hot components from power supply and data drives, Low price, Large window, Quick and easy to remove side, top, front and bottom panels
The Air 240 is slightly too short to accommodate a 12inch graphics card with a 240mm radiator at the front, No optical drive bay, Restricted to MicroATX or MiniITX components, The compact nature of the Air 240 makes the PC build laborious, No scope to ins
I like the Corsair Carbide Air 240 and applaud its novel design. The dual chamber layout separates the hot processor and graphics card from the power supply and drives, and that makes the cooling path as straight as an arrow. On the other hand the form fa...
