Corsair 110Q Mid-Tower Quiet ATX Case, Solid, Standard - Black

I purchased this 110Q case about 3 months prior to making this review and I have to say, it has met and in some ways surpassed my expectations. I built a computer in this case (Ryzen3-3200g soon to be Ryzen5-3500x, Auros Pro Wifi B450 mobo, SeaSonic PSU, 4 hard drives, RX560, etc.) with the goal of having a computer so silent, you could hear a pin drop even with it running at full tilt in a stress test. The case is of course compatible with all motherboard sizes and even my full ATX board had enough space for me to build my first ever PC and never feel cramped while building it. It's of some kind of metal that feels like aluminum but is certainly one of the most solid feeling cases I've ever touched. The "doors" have some kind of soft touch material that does a good job absorbing sound though the one aspect of this case I wasn't impressed with was the left side door that goes over the front of the motherboard as for my computer at least, it doesn't quite sit flush meaning light can escape which makes it look a little less cool in darkness but that could have been an isolated defect and cool factor wasn't that high on my priorities. It comes with a single 120mm exhaust fan and no intake fans, but boy is it a good exhaust fan. I wasn't expecting much from the fans when I bought it, just a crappy little unit that would be loud and not move much air. I was wrong. The included black exhaust fan isn't as quiet as it comes but it's pretty quiet even at full tilt and manages to move a decent amount of air. All that said, I would certainly recommend this case to anybody who doesn't mind a full size mid tower case and wants silence above all else, a good quality case that looks sleek and professional, or an easy-to-work-in sleeper.

I am VERY grateful to Corsair for still manufacturing a quality "white box" without the frills of acrylic and plexi windows. I needed a no-nonsense case for a high-end build for a professional-client. This case fits the bill perfectly. Finding a quality case was a real challenge in today's market where the majority of cases sold are for gaming rigs. Very little mind is paid to the need for solid quality cases for custom one-off builds. Noise level I couldn't score higher than 4 in good conscience because I only installed (needed) one case fan for the exhaust. Noise was not perceivable. Material quality was a concern of mine going in as most "simple" cases on the market are either pretty old and that very sharp sheet metal of yester-year, or very cheap. This case is built very well with tight-fitting doors, a bottom air filter, and several SSD mounting locations as well as 2 full-size HDD bays. There is room in the front of the case for 3 120mm fans and possibly a radiator with some creativity. Ease of removal is a rather general statement and is very subjective to the skill of the tech but I would easily consider this an A tech or L1 tech assembly

After the Antec case I ordered arrived badly damaged, I ordered this as my backup. The Antec felt too big anyway. Its looks are simple and unassuming, which seems to be the point. There is a 5.2 drive bay, which is still something I like to have and increasingly most cases don't. There's no windows and virtually no lighting other than a small power light. The side panels have foam insulation to dampen sound, and there is no top exhaust. Air flow is strictly front to back, and you'll need to add fans to the front (and probably replace the wimpy one in back. Once it's fully loaded, it's manages to keep my air cooled i7 13700k cool and happy with a little headroom, so it might not have amazing airflow but it gets the job done. And, of course it's SO QUIET, even with air cooling, even during stress tests, I can barely hear it. Silent assassin. I love it. Inside, it's what you expect. It fits a full sized ATX comfortably as well as a couple hard drives and some room for SSDs on the back. Nothing surprising. The front I/O is a little limited with only two USB ports and a headset jack (with mic support, nice). There isn't a speaker (and I couldn't hear the little aftermarket speaker I got thanks to the sound dampening). If you're looking at this case, it's because you want something quiet, simple, and un-flashy with space for a DVD drive. If that's your criteria, it gets the job done.

I was looking for a replacement case with an ODD slot and this fit the bill. The sound-proofing inside the unit is exceptional, and everything fits together as it should with no gaps or needing to force things back together after disassembly. Mounting for two SSDs was a bit different, but the ability to easily remove them if needed is great. Also, if you don't have the need for internal spinning disks, the cage for them can be removed opening up the interior even more. One deciding factor for this case was its ability to house the Noctua NH-D15S CPU cooler for the Ryzen 9 CPU. It is massive, but it easily fit.

For those seeking a rather discreet case that is not flashy and has some noise dampening capabilities on a budget, I can recommend the 110Q. There is some light noise dampening material on the front and side panels. While the noise reducing capabilities are not significant like in BeQuiet! cases, there is a some difference. The case can run warm due to minimal venting; there is intake through the front capable of three 120mm fans, and one exhaust vent in the back for a 120mm fan. The case is compact, length wise. To fit larger graphics cards, you will have to reposition or remove the included hard drive cage. However, there are two SSD mounts in the back panel if you do need to remove it. Alternatively, you can use an M2 drive. The case has other nice features, but the ones mentioned here were things that i was specifically considering before purchasing. Considering the price, this is a great value product from Corsair.

Easy to work in, side panels have baffles to lower the noise of fans, super sturdy and the value us high. Only issue might be lack of usb-c connection on the top panel.

I really like this case. It looks great, its pretty quiet, and its very easy to open up and route cables inside of. Building a PC with this case was a joy.

Aesthetically, it's perfect for a no RGB build. I bought it to be an all-in-one entertainment gaming x-box s-X equivalent sitting in the corner stoically without the flashy RGB puke. 3 stars for quality and simplicity of design. The sound dampeners work to a point, but expect a perfectly quiet atmosphere. The biggest issue with this case is air flow. Without vents on the top or intake panels on the bottom, it gets very stuffy in there quick. I recommend a highly efficient processor than won't generate much heat and a mid-range GPU. I have a water cooled front mounted 360 radiator with P/P configuration and I had to remove the center pull fan out from the inside of the radiator to make room for a 6900XT. I ultimately took that GPU out because it just needs way more air-flow to exhaust the massive amounts of heat it's dumping. Not a case for enthusiasts, but a great minimalistic no frills or RGB-less case for an entertainment center/emulating beast. If you don't want your PC distracting you from a gorgeous 4k TV on the living room while you're on the couch but need more processing power than a console, this is the Perfect case.

Ho comprato questo case per allestire un pc da utilizzare per lavoro. Volevo un case che fosse di buona qualità, non troppo costoso e sobrio, e questo modello ha soddisfatto in pieno le mie esigenze. Vedo che il prodotto è già stato recensito con dovizia di particolari quindi di seguito mi limito a riportare le mie impressioni: - Spedizione e consegna: Consegna in 24 ore, come da tradizione Amazon. Il case arriva nel suo imballo originale, una robusta scatola di cartone spesso. Al suo interno è protetto da fianchi in polistirolo e plastica protettiva, molto difficilmente può danneggiarsi durante il trasporto. - Aspetto: come si vede nelle immagini pubblicate il modello 110Q è interamente nero, senza fronzoli ne pannelli trasparenti. La dotazione di tasti è ridotta al minimo: accensione, reset, jack per cuffie e due prese USB tutto nella parte superiore. La realizzazione è pratica e robusta. A parte il pannello frontale e i quattro piedini è interamente in metallo verniciato. I due coperchi laterali presentano all'interno dei pannelli di materiale fonoassorbente. Esteticamente ha un look sobrio e minimalista, mi ricorda vagamente il monolito di 2001 Odissea nello Spazio. Sul frontale è presente uno slot che consente di alloggiare un lettore DVD oppure un lettore di schede di memoria. Per chi ha l'hobby della fotografia è una discreta comodità. - Montaggio: l'interno del case è organizzato in maniera razionale. Ospita tranquillamente schede madri ATX, c'è parecchio spazio per le schede PCI e prevede alla base una sezione separata per l'alimentatore, dotata di un filtro per proteggere dalla polvere la presa d'aria di aspirazione, e una sezione con due slitte per alloggiare due dischi rigidi da 3.5''. Le slitte sono in materiale plastico e presentano un meccanismo di blocco che consente di alloggiare i dischi senza la necessità di utilizzare viti. Si vede a occhio che la cosa è stata studiata con attenzione. Aprendo il case troverete nella slitta inferiore una scatola di cartone contenente un ricco assortimento di viti e fascette di nylon che vi consentirà di ancorare tutti i vostri componenti senza fatica. Sul fianco destro, tolto il pannello, sono invece presenti due piccoli supporti in metallo su cui si possono alloggiare due dischi da 2.5''. Sempre nella parte destra c'è parecchio spazio tra la base di ancoraggio della scheda madre e il fianco del case per far passare i cavi di connessione senza tribolare. Sono presenti anche numerose asole per permettere di ancorare i cavi con facilità. In corrispondenza dei fori per far passare i cavi la lamiera presenta i bordi ripiegati all'indietro, in modo da non danneggiare i cavi con bordi taglienti. - Impressioni d'uso: il case è ben realizzato e da un'impressione di solidità. I materiali sono di buona qualità, le plastiche si agganciano con precisione e non presentano difetti e le lamiere non sono troppo sottili e non si deformano troppo se sottoposte a pressioni durante il montaggio. Una volta acceso il pc mi sembra abbastanza silenzioso, ma non so se sia merito dei pannelli fonoassorbenti o della qualità delle ventole. - Pro e Contro: Tra i pro metto sicuramente la qualità complessiva del case in rapporto al prezzo, Corsair è sempre una garanzia in questo senso. Per la cifra che ho speso non credo avrei potuto comprare di meglio. La ventola di raffreddamento fornita a corredo è del tipo a tre cavi, non è PWM. Io l'ho sostituita con una migliore; penso che Corsair, aggiungendo pochi euro al prezzo di acquisto, avrebbe potuto fornirne direttamente una migliore con il case. All'interno sono state prese precauzioni per proteggere i cavi nei punti di passaggio tra i pannelli. Purtroppo i cavi delle periferiche sono sempre più sottili e delicati e grazie ai bordi arrotondati delle lamiere non si rischia di danneggiarli. Io per abitudine applico sempre dei pezzi di tubicino di gomma tagliati per il lungo nei punti critici, ma in questo caso non sarebbe necessario. L'unico aspetto negativo è che ho trovato difficile alloggiare l'alimentatore a causa del non perfetto allineamento dei fori per le viti tra alimentatore e case. Ho dovuto forzare un po' le viti per farle entrare nei fori. Non do necessariamente la colpa al case, forse è l'alimentatore che è leggermente fuori specifica, ma sarebbe bastato fare dei fori mezzo millimetro più grandi e non ci sarebbero stati problemi. Per chi pensa di raffreddare a liquido la cpu ricordo di considerare che non c'è una griglia di aereazione nella parte superiore, quindi eventuali radiatori vanno montati davanti oppure al posto della ventola posteriore. Detto questo ritengo che questo case sia un ottimo prodotto e ne consiglio sicuramente l'acquisto. Io personalmente ne comprerei tranquillamente un altro, ne avessi bisogno. Spero che questa recensione vi sia stata utile

I decided that my old PC case was too big now that spinning HDDs are largely replaced by smaller SSDs. I did not want a case that was all show - loads of RGB LEDs etc. I needed just a basic case so after searching around I decided on the Corsair 110Q. My ATX mobo/Ryzen 3900X system slotted in nicely - no problems. I also installed an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 AIO liquid cooler in the front of the case. Everything fitted easily and the internal cable management was quite straightforward. In use the system is eerily quiet making me think that initially the case and cooler fans were not working. I shouldn't have been concerned. The sound damping in the case is fine. Even running my CPU at full tilt (video rendering is very CPU intensive hence my need for enhanced CPU cooling) the case is very effective at sound deadening. If you are really into RGB LED lighting inside your system case then this isn't the one for you. If you are looking for a good quality basic case that is keenly priced then this one just does the job. Highly recommended.

Acheté pour monter un pc en piochant dans mes anciens matériels inutilisés, satisfait de cet achat. J'ai eu un peu de mal à passer mon alimentation Corsair ATX HX1000i mais heureusement le rack HDD peut se dévisser et se déplacer, c'est passé tout juste. AIO Corsair Hydro H110 2x140 mm monté en façade sans problème. Pas de fioriture sur ce boîtier de bonne facture, plutôt bien pensé et effectivement très silencieux. En résumé très bon rapport qualité/prix.

Love it. Exactly as advertised. Very quiet. You can almost hear nothing, and I have some old noisy component in it.

PCを組立て始めてから７～８台目になります。 5.25インチの Optical Disk driveが天井に近接して配置してあり、前面クーラーファンの追加、ケーブルの取り回しが容易です。 通気性良く、静音性も十分確保されています。