Founded in 1994, Corsair quickly became known for their award winning memory and flash drives. Over the years, they slowly entered other computer peripheral markets such as keyboards, headphones, mice and cases. Each time they showed their strength in knowing what it takes to make high end hardware, while at the same time keeping the price reasonable. Their computer case line consists of the Vengeance, Graphite, Carbide and Obsidian; Legit Reviews has taken a look at many of these and has always been impressed with the quality and features. Releasing a new model is always met with anticipation and high expectations. Recently they introduced the Carbide Air 240, a micro ATX cube case that included a wide range of cooling and storage options. Read on to see how the Carbide Air 240 does when we use it on a system build.