Corsair's 220T Airflow case has its marketing point right in the name: Cooling, evidently, and we're here to validate those claims in our review of the Corsair 220T. Sponsor: Buy Gigabyte's X570 Master (Amazon -
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The Corsair 220T has two variants: One has tempered glass, the other has "mesh," or what Corsair thinks equates "mesh." The biggest benefit of either, though, is that the truncated form factor gets the fans closer to the components, so airflow restrictions are less profoundly impacting as they are in cases where there's a drive's length of distance between the front of the case and the GPU. The Corsair 220T Airflow clearly markets itself on its cooling performance, and so we'll be validating those claims in our test bench.
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Host, Test Lead: Steve Burke
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Video: Keegan Gallick, Josh Svoboda, Andrew Coleman
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