Carbide 400R
·     All-black case
·     removable drive bays for 6 x 2.5“ or 3.5“ drives
·     6 x 5.25“ drive bays
·     up to 10 Fans (6 x 120 or 140 mm, plus 4x 120), with dual already pre-installed 120 mm at roof of case
·     Native USB 3.0 ports on front panel (no pass-through cable that loops around the back), along with Audio, FireWire and a switch for case lights
·     Load-bearing handle on the top to carry the case around
·     Eight expansion slot positions
·     Has "popped out" side-panels on both sides; these recesses allow cables to be snaked behind the motherboard tray and install very large coolers
·     MSRP: $99 USD
Carbide 500R
·     Similar to 400R, but instead:
·     2 x 120 mm fans in front, 1 x 120 mm fan at rear and 1 x 200mm fan on side panel included
·     Also, case has black/white or white/grey color scheme, no carrying handle
·     MSRP: $129 USD
ForceGT SSD
·     SandForce SF-2281 controller, SATA 6Gb/s
·     Capacities of 120 and 240, with 60 OR 90 following later (to be decided)
·     Uses synchronous NAND, which improves performance with incompressible data (according to Corsair)
·     Performance according to spec sheet:
o  120 GB version: 555 MB/s sequential read / 515 MB/s sequential write; 85k IOPS (4k aligned)
o  240 GB version 555 MB/s sequential read / 525 MB/s sequential write; 85k IOPS (4k aligned)
·     Pricing tbd, availability "later in June"
Vengeance RAM
·     now available as low profile and low power versions (white = low power, 1.35V)
·     Pricing tbd, availability "later in June"
