Though the total number of bays is unimpressive for a tower this size, today's ultra-capacity drives (up to 18TB in a 3.5-inch drive) have lessened the need for more.
A two-bay 3.5-inch rack in front of the power supply holds one 2TB hard drive two (empty) 2.5-inch caddies lie flat behind the motherboard tray for further expansion. The Vengeance i7200's traditional storage bays are also accessible from the right side. Three are visible behind the front panel, which pulls off for easy dust cleaning.
Sturdy steel and a tinted tempered glass left panel give it a quality look.Ĭompared to the a la carte version, this case has been upgraded for the Vengeance i7200's build with six Corsair SP RGB Pro (Opens in a new window) 120mm fans. Plus-sized at 18.3 by 9.1 by 17.8 inches (HWD), it borders on full-tower territory with a cavernous volume of 48.6 liters. The Vengeance i7200 uses Corsair's 4000D (Opens in a new window) mid-tower case. Well-priced and backed by a two-year warranty, the Vengeance i7200 is an easy Editors' Choice award pick among ultra-performance gaming desktops. It's a first-rate build from its top-quality (and mostly Corsair-made) supporting components to its neat interior wiring. The $2,799 Vengeance i7200 is its latest, a mid-tower 4K gaming desktop with a 10-core Intel Core i9 processor and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 graphics card that breezed through our benchmarks.
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