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product_id: 1216133
title: "Corsair CC-9011030-WW Carbide Series Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case - Black"
brand: "corsair"
price: "¥44579"
currency: JPY
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reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/1216133-corsair-cc-9011030-ww-carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow
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region: Japan
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# Spacious ATX cube with cable management Dual-chamber airflow for max cooling Supports up to 6x120mm or 5x140mm fans Corsair CC-9011030-WW Carbide Series Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case - Black

**Brand:** corsair
**Price:** ¥44579
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Keep your cool and stand out with Corsair’s airflow powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Corsair CC-9011030-WW Carbide Series Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case - Black by corsair
- **How much does it cost?** ¥44579 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/1216133-corsair-cc-9011030-ww-carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow)

## Best For

- corsair enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted corsair brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Showcase Your Build:** Oversized tinted side window to flaunt your custom rig with pride 🖼️
- • **Versatile Drive Bays:** Multiple SSD and HDD slots plus 2 x 5.25” bays for legacy and modern storage 💾
- • **Massive Cooling Capacity:** Mount up to six high-performance fans or large radiators for liquid cooling 🌀
- • **Effortless Cable Management:** Rubber-grommeted routing cutouts keep cables tidy and out of sight 🔌
- • **Revolutionary Dual-Chamber Design:** Separates heat zones for ultra-efficient cooling ❄️

## Overview

The Corsair Carbide Series Air 540 is a high-airflow ATX cube case featuring a unique dual-chamber design that optimizes cooling by isolating heat-generating components. It supports extensive fan and radiator configurations, offers spacious and organized cable management with rubber grommets, and includes multiple drive bays for versatile storage options. Its large tinted side panel window lets you showcase your build, making it a favorite among enthusiasts who demand performance and style in one sleek package.

## Description

The unconventional design of Carbide Series Air 540 utilizes dual chambers to deliver cooler air to your CPU, graphics cards, motherboard, and memory without your drives or power supply getting in the way. The included custom Air Series AF140L intake and exhaust fans provide great airflow performance at lower noise levels than typical case fans. And, you can mount up to six 120mm or five 140mm fans, with 280mm top radiator support and room for a 360mm radiator on the front panel. Like all Corsair cases, Carbide Series Air 540 is designed for fast, neat, and satisfying builds. The tinted, oversized flush-mount side window lets you show off your work.

Review: Corsair 540 - it makes building your own computer EASY! - Background: I just started learning how to build computer systems. I am a physician of a small medical practice that has three offices. I like to game and enjoy watching people on YouTube build computer systems. Thus, when our computer systems in our offices started to reach the end of their lives and needed to be replaced, I volunteered to use this as an opportunity to build the computer systems from the ground up. The old computers for mostly Dell and HP systems that were running windows XP on fairly slow and small mechanical hard drives. The systems themselves were of such an age it wasn't worth it trying to replace individual components such as swapping in a solid-state drive into such an old system. Also I wanted to learn how to assemble a computer from the ground up and what better opportunity. I started with a lot of research. I used websites such as part picker, Life hacker, Linus tech tips, and Tested. There are multiple others and YouTube is a fantastic resource. Now to the case. The Corsair 540 is quite a well built device. It looks fantastic, it's more of a cube or square shape. Has a giant beautiful glass window to show off the pretty bits of your computer build. Is neither large nor small. It actually uses efficiently the space of the cube quite efficiently. Here are my bullet pros and cons: Pros: -lots of flexibility for modding the case to your need -well built - most screws used are thumb screws making assembly easy -although others have dissed the tool-less assembly, I love it for it's simplicity and speed. -designed to work well with Corsair coolers (again less hassles with assembly) -awesome air flow design: good for over clockers or those builds with heat generating bits (Multiple mechanical hard drives, CPU, GPU ect ) -did I mention how pretty the case is? -large area to work in behind the motherboard --section where wires are supposed to be hidden and routed along with optical drives + solid-state drives. Some have again not favored this design because it is a fairly large section, has little of the great air flow design of the rest of the case. I, however loved all the space to route cables, and hide bits I don't want displayed in the window. You could throw a fan in to exhaust heat but again airflow not great here. -multiple USB3 / 2 ports - can never have enough -comes with quality fans included: good airflow and quiet - should be easy to clean and remove dust Cons: -shipped in a box with hard styrofoam front / back caps. Very cheap + poor protection for the less than gentle UPS delivery handling. I purchased four cases for my builds. Of the four cases one came with a box that had a large gash/dent. When I opened the package the window panel was shattered and thus the case had to be return. Also every time you remove the case with the Styrofoam generates an enormous static charge. I had several painful shocks taking the case out of the box. That said, desertcart is awesome with the return policy. Just follow the online instructions, drop off the damage goods at your local UPS store free of charge, and desertcart at the same time sends a new package free of charge rush delivery. My damaged goods only cost me about a day and a half in wait time. -large cut out holes under the swappable hard drive bays: With the hard drives in place the holes are covered up but it does make the box look a little less in quality. They don't add to airflow or to aesthetic design. -footprint of the case will limit where it can be placed: I am using these cases for computer builds for our billing department. They have limited desk space on top but large amounts of room underneath the desk. The Corsair 540 will fit nicely and look great underneath there - so I've already thought out the limitations here. Unless you have quite a large area of deskspace the 540 will not fit too well on top of your desk where you keep your monitor and keyboard. My other builds have space limitations. For example our nurses and the front desk check-in checkout area have very little below desk and on desk space so I have gone with a smaller case build. Again I think most people looking at these reviews will see there is very little to complain about with the Corsair 540. I would read the reviews and notice the theme that repeats itself listed in most peoples' Cons remarks. They could be deal breakers for you when considering a case purchase. After learning how to build about a dozen computers, I would have to say the money is well spent: saves time, effort, damage to your knuckles and fingers from poor quality material. Hi recommendation from me!
Review: One of the best mid-size cases, no contest. - Seriously, I was pretty excited to get this case coming from a history of stock, base-model cases that came with a pre-built machine, or cheapy, weak, badly designed cases. My previous case that I just replaced with this was absolutely awful. I though I bought a full ATX size case, but it was mis-labeled and I bought a very cheaply made VERY slightly above average mid-size case with almost no airflow at all. I pretty much took the entire case apart just to get some type of air into it, and it still managed to build up heat, especially with summer just now starting. This case in particular caught my eye pretty fast while browsing around, largely because of its cube shaped design. I was used to the standard rectangular cases that were usually tall, however this meant that if I wanted more space, I'd end up with a taller case. The multi-level desk I have only has so much height on each shelf, so I needed a case with more room, AND still fit within the height of my bottom desk shelf. Thanks to the way this case is shaped and spaced, it fit PERFECTLY (and I mean barely even centimeters of clearance left), and gave me plenty of room for my components. The main problem came from my latest PC part: A GTX 780ti. This card is massive, and generates a bit of heat. Combined with my AMD 8350 CPU (yes, I replaced the stock fan with an aftermarket cooler. I'm not insane.), that made for a lot of heat in an already cramped space, with only a CPU fan, the GPU fan, and one hard drive bay fan trying to flow air through a mess of cables and PCB. With this case, I have NO issues with space and cable management. The Corsair Air 540 is split into two separate compartments: One for the motherboard and components, and One for the power supply, cables, and SSDs. This means the power supply doesn't take cooling from the motherboard, and the cables flow through the back, into the front where the motherboard is, and only as needed. This makes cable management a breeze, and it looks great! The motherboard side has two trays for two mechanical hard drives, that just slide right out, and already have convenient slots for the power. The amount of space this case has is more than enough for my single 780ti, and I would be able to fit one, MAYBE even three if I wanted to. As far as airflow goes, which was one of the main reasons I bought this case, it comes with three fans: Two in the front of the case, and one in the back, making air move directly through the case and out the back. This, combined with the extra space, has cooled down my components by about 5-10C. Working inside this case is a dream. There is almost nothing to get in the way, the sides come off with thumb screws, and both side panels come off for easy access and simple CPU mounting. The design isn't incredibly flashy, but it is rather classy and nice to look at, and it has a nice, large window on the side panel so you can see inside. Overall, this case is amazing. I'm very happy I bought it, and it's nicely priced. Corsair has not let me down with anything of theirs that I have purchased, and this case shows their sign of quality.

## Features

- Dual-chamber Direct Airflow Path design for outstanding cooling potential
- Features 8 Case Expansion Slots
- Also features 2 x 5.25 inch , 4 x 2.5inch and 2 x 3.5inch /2.5inch combo case drive bays
- Full side panel window
- Cable routing cutouts with rubber gromme

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00D6GINF4 |
| Antenna Location | Business |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,250 in Computer Cases |
| Brand | Corsair |
| Case Type | Desktop |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | 120mm; 240mm; 280mm; 360mm | H55, H60, H75, H80i, H90, H100i, H105, H110 |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,079 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Alloy Steel |
| Fan Size | 14 centimeters |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00843591039765, 05705585174508 |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 3.5 inches |
| Internal Bays Quantity | 8 |
| Item Weight | 7.4 kg |
| Light Color | rgb |
| Manufacturer | CO7LH |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Mfr Part Number | CC-9011030-WW |
| Model Name | CC-9011030-WW |
| Model Number | CC-9011030-WW |
| Motherboard Compatability | ATX |
| Number of Fans | 5 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Built-in speaker(s)^Hot-swap^Side window |
| Power Supply Mounting Type | Bottom Mount |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Business |
| Supported Motherboard | ATX |
| Total Expansion Slots Quantity | 8 |
| Total USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Total Usb Ports | 4 |
| UPC | 809394262755 843591039765 808112928881 012301324235 013591040324 734911365148 034893356784 031112557144 734911144835 803982736451 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Corsair
- **Case Type:** Desktop
- **Color:** Black
- **Cooling Method:** Air
- **Fan Size:** 14 centimeters
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Model Name:** CC-9011030-WW
- **Motherboard Compatability:** ATX
- **Power Supply Mounting Type:** Bottom Mount
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Business

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Corsair 540 - it makes building your own computer EASY!
*by P***Y on October 12, 2013*

Background: I just started learning how to build computer systems. I am a physician of a small medical practice that has three offices. I like to game and enjoy watching people on YouTube build computer systems. Thus, when our computer systems in our offices started to reach the end of their lives and needed to be replaced, I volunteered to use this as an opportunity to build the computer systems from the ground up. The old computers for mostly Dell and HP systems that were running windows XP on fairly slow and small mechanical hard drives. The systems themselves were of such an age it wasn't worth it trying to replace individual components such as swapping in a solid-state drive into such an old system. Also I wanted to learn how to assemble a computer from the ground up and what better opportunity. I started with a lot of research. I used websites such as part picker, Life hacker, Linus tech tips, and Tested. There are multiple others and YouTube is a fantastic resource. Now to the case. The Corsair 540 is quite a well built device. It looks fantastic, it's more of a cube or square shape. Has a giant beautiful glass window to show off the pretty bits of your computer build. Is neither large nor small. It actually uses efficiently the space of the cube quite efficiently. Here are my bullet pros and cons: Pros: -lots of flexibility for modding the case to your need -well built - most screws used are thumb screws making assembly easy -although others have dissed the tool-less assembly, I love it for it's simplicity and speed. -designed to work well with Corsair coolers (again less hassles with assembly) -awesome air flow design: good for over clockers or those builds with heat generating bits (Multiple mechanical hard drives, CPU, GPU ect ) -did I mention how pretty the case is? -large area to work in behind the motherboard --section where wires are supposed to be hidden and routed along with optical drives + solid-state drives. Some have again not favored this design because it is a fairly large section, has little of the great air flow design of the rest of the case. I, however loved all the space to route cables, and hide bits I don't want displayed in the window. You could throw a fan in to exhaust heat but again airflow not great here. -multiple USB3 / 2 ports - can never have enough -comes with quality fans included: good airflow and quiet - should be easy to clean and remove dust Cons: -shipped in a box with hard styrofoam front / back caps. Very cheap + poor protection for the less than gentle UPS delivery handling. I purchased four cases for my builds. Of the four cases one came with a box that had a large gash/dent. When I opened the package the window panel was shattered and thus the case had to be return. Also every time you remove the case with the Styrofoam generates an enormous static charge. I had several painful shocks taking the case out of the box. That said, Amazon is awesome with the return policy. Just follow the online instructions, drop off the damage goods at your local UPS store free of charge, and Amazon at the same time sends a new package free of charge rush delivery. My damaged goods only cost me about a day and a half in wait time. -large cut out holes under the swappable hard drive bays: With the hard drives in place the holes are covered up but it does make the box look a little less in quality. They don't add to airflow or to aesthetic design. -footprint of the case will limit where it can be placed: I am using these cases for computer builds for our billing department. They have limited desk space on top but large amounts of room underneath the desk. The Corsair 540 will fit nicely and look great underneath there - so I've already thought out the limitations here. Unless you have quite a large area of deskspace the 540 will not fit too well on top of your desk where you keep your monitor and keyboard. My other builds have space limitations. For example our nurses and the front desk check-in checkout area have very little below desk and on desk space so I have gone with a smaller case build. Again I think most people looking at these reviews will see there is very little to complain about with the Corsair 540. I would read the reviews and notice the theme that repeats itself listed in most peoples' Cons remarks. They could be deal breakers for you when considering a case purchase. After learning how to build about a dozen computers, I would have to say the money is well spent: saves time, effort, damage to your knuckles and fingers from poor quality material. Hi recommendation from me!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best mid-size cases, no contest.
*by A***E on June 15, 2014*

Seriously, I was pretty excited to get this case coming from a history of stock, base-model cases that came with a pre-built machine, or cheapy, weak, badly designed cases. My previous case that I just replaced with this was absolutely awful. I though I bought a full ATX size case, but it was mis-labeled and I bought a very cheaply made VERY slightly above average mid-size case with almost no airflow at all. I pretty much took the entire case apart just to get some type of air into it, and it still managed to build up heat, especially with summer just now starting. This case in particular caught my eye pretty fast while browsing around, largely because of its cube shaped design. I was used to the standard rectangular cases that were usually tall, however this meant that if I wanted more space, I'd end up with a taller case. The multi-level desk I have only has so much height on each shelf, so I needed a case with more room, AND still fit within the height of my bottom desk shelf. Thanks to the way this case is shaped and spaced, it fit PERFECTLY (and I mean barely even centimeters of clearance left), and gave me plenty of room for my components. The main problem came from my latest PC part: A GTX 780ti. This card is massive, and generates a bit of heat. Combined with my AMD 8350 CPU (yes, I replaced the stock fan with an aftermarket cooler. I'm not insane.), that made for a lot of heat in an already cramped space, with only a CPU fan, the GPU fan, and one hard drive bay fan trying to flow air through a mess of cables and PCB. With this case, I have NO issues with space and cable management. The Corsair Air 540 is split into two separate compartments: One for the motherboard and components, and One for the power supply, cables, and SSDs. This means the power supply doesn't take cooling from the motherboard, and the cables flow through the back, into the front where the motherboard is, and only as needed. This makes cable management a breeze, and it looks great! The motherboard side has two trays for two mechanical hard drives, that just slide right out, and already have convenient slots for the power. The amount of space this case has is more than enough for my single 780ti, and I would be able to fit one, MAYBE even three if I wanted to. As far as airflow goes, which was one of the main reasons I bought this case, it comes with three fans: Two in the front of the case, and one in the back, making air move directly through the case and out the back. This, combined with the extra space, has cooled down my components by about 5-10C. Working inside this case is a dream. There is almost nothing to get in the way, the sides come off with thumb screws, and both side panels come off for easy access and simple CPU mounting. The design isn't incredibly flashy, but it is rather classy and nice to look at, and it has a nice, large window on the side panel so you can see inside. Overall, this case is amazing. I'm very happy I bought it, and it's nicely priced. Corsair has not let me down with anything of theirs that I have purchased, and this case shows their sign of quality.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great case with easy organization & spots for everything.
*by J***A on January 19, 2020*

Very roomy case. Easy cable management. Tons of air flow. Included Corsair fans are silent to barely audible at top speed (around 1,000 rpm). This system is completely air cooled & will run any game (even while streaming) I've thrown at it (over 200+ titles) with the Graphics Settings on Maximum with over 100 FPS (generally 130 FPS) & the component temps ALL stay below 65 C. The system (built May of 2018) mainly for gaming with workstation, video editing, & streaming capabilities: Corsair Carbide Series Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case with High Airflow AF140L fan x3 max max. 24 dBA (using 2 on top & 1 at back). Front of case 3x Noctua NF-F12 industrialPPC-2000 IP67 PWM 120 mm Fans (if you desire a silent system these are not for you, however even at top speed these are easily blocked out by a headset max. 29.7 dBA). ASUS ROG Strix Z370-E Gaming Z370 ATX Motherboard Intel Core i7-8700K OC to 4.8 GHz on 1.25V Cryorig R1 Universal Dual Tower CPU Heatsink with XF140 & Xt140 Fans max 23 dBA (Very effective & efficient, but will be replaced with an IceGiant ProSiphon Elite CPU Cooler pre-ordered) ASUS ROG Strix GeForce GTX 1070 Ti 8GB GDDR5 Advanced Edition (Slight OC at 1781 Mhz Boost Clock & 8080 MHz Memory Clock, also loudest fans in the build max 47 dBA. Strongly recommend creating your own cooling profile). Carbon Fiber Edition Graphics Card GPU Brace Support PCI Slot Bracket holding 2 Noctua NF-F12 industrialPPC-2000 IP67 PWM 120 mm Fans max 23 dBA (Extra cooling on GPU) EVGA Supernova 850 P2 80+ Platinum Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz C16 on 1.29V (Removed RGB fan & RGB bars to make compatible with IceGiant Cooler) ASUS BW-16D1HT Blu-ray burner Samsung 960 PRO NVMe M.2 512GB SSD addlink S70 2TB SSD NVMe PCIe 3x4 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Seagate FireCuda 2TB Solid State Hybrid Drive Performance SSHD (Depending on needs, will be replaced with 4TB SSD) Seagate BarraCuda Pro 10TB Internal Hard Drive Performance HDD DEMCiflex Dust Filter Kit Corsair Air 540 (8 Filters) Dell Gaming S2716DGR 27.0" Screen LED-Lit Monitor with G-SYNC Logitech C922x Pro Stream Webcam

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