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The Corsair Carbide 500R has a really neat feature; the top grating can be removed. The space is supposed to be for a water cooling radiator, but I haven't decided yet if I'm going to use one. Anyway, the nice thing about this is it allows me to take a picture of the inside without having to remove the side (and unlook the 200 mm fan that's attached to the side panel, which has a REALLY short wire). From here you can see the Cooler Master Hyper D92 sticking off the front of the case. I used Arctic Silver 5 to cover the space between it and the processor. From here, you can also see the two sticks of RAM (the motherboard has space for 4 sticks, and I'm seriously thinking about grabbing two more to bump it up to 32 GB, considering they're only $70 CDN per stick).

Description
The Corsair Carbide 500R has a really neat feature; the top grating can be removed. The space is supposed to be for a water cooling radiator, but I haven't decided yet if I'm going to use one. Anyway, the nice thing about this is it allows me to take a picture of the inside without having to remove the side (and unlook the 200 mm fan that's attached to the side panel, which has a REALLY short wire). From here you can see the Cooler Master Hyper D92 sticking off the front of the case. I used Arctic Silver 5 to cover the space between it and the processor. From here, you can also see the two sticks of RAM (the motherboard has space for 4 sticks, and I'm seriously thinking about grabbing two more to bump it up to 32 GB, considering they're only $70 CDN per stick).