CORSAIR 3200D

The 3200D Tempered Glass Side Panel (A) is retained by two ball snaps at the top and secured with a screw in the rear.

• Unscrew the Tempered Glass Side Panel (A) at the back of the case.
• Pull the top of the panel outward, tilt it toward the floor, then lift it off the side of the case.

The 3200D Steel Side Panel (H) is retained by a ball snap on the bottom and secured with two thumbscrews in the rear.

• Unscrew the Steel Side Panel (H) at the back of the case.
• Swing the rear of the panel outward and lift it off the side of the case.

• Pull the Front Panel (G) outward from the bottom. It's secured by eight ball snaps.

The Front Panel I/O is mounted to the inside top section of the Front Panel (G) with three screws.

• To remove it, simply unscrew the screws, and the entire Front Panel I/O assembly can be lifted out.
• To reinstall the Front Panel I/O or to install a new one, place the assembly back in position and secure it with the same screws.

The 3200D supports mITX, mATX and ATX motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and GIGABYTE Project Stealth with reversed power connections.

• Align the motherboard with the standoffs and secure it with the provided Motherboard Screws (1).

• Connect the FPANEL plug to the front panel I/O header on your motherboard, aligning it with the keyed layout. This header is often labeled JFP1 on some motherboards.

The 3200D can mount up to 9x 120mm or 4x 140mm on the top, side, and rear of the case.

• Align your fans to the fan mounting positions and secure them using the screws included with your fans.

• Align your fans to the fan mounting holes on the PSU Shroud.
• Secure the fans with Long Fan Screws (5) from the top.

• Align your fan to the fan mounting holes.
• Use the screws included with the fan to secure it to the case.

The 3200D features built-in fan and radiator installation points throughout the case.

Top mounting provides optimal noise performance, but other mounts can be utilized based on your build preferences. Consult your cooler's product manual for more tips on usage and best practices.

The 3200D provides mounting space for two SSDs behind the motherboard tray and one HDD or one SSD on the case floor.

• Secure the SSD(s) to the rear of the motherboard tray with the included SSD Screws (2).

• Flip the case upside-down to access the HDD mounting holes.
• Secure the HDD to the bottom of the case using the included Motherboard/HDD Screws (1).

• Install the power supply with the fan facing down.

• Secure the power supply to the chassis with the two captive screws located on the back of the case.
• For additional security, secure the power supply using two Motherboard Screws (1) in the corners of the rear panel.

CORSAIR SHIFT power supplies have side-mounted connections for easy access for building and upgrades. The 3200D was designed with SHIFT in mind, providing sufficient clearance for cable bending and routing. The enlarged side panel cutout supports both SHIFT power supplies and reverse-connector motherboards.

CORSAIR SHIFT power supplies install identically to a standard ATX power supply.

The 3200D natively only supports horizontal GPU installations.

• Unscrew the PCIe slot covers and remove them.

• Insert the card into the PCIe slot until it clicks into place with the PCIe slot's retention mechanism.
• Align the bracket with the PCIe slots and secure the card to the case.

The GPU Anti-sag Stabilization Arm supports your graphics card, preventing it from bending or sagging under the weight of its heatsink. This not only helps protect your graphics card and PCIe slot, but also contributes to a cleaner, more professional-looking build.

• Adjust the GPU Anti-sag Stabilization Arm by loosening the front-facing thumbscrew and sliding the arm up or down.

• Attach the self-adhesive Anti-sag Stabilization Arm Rubber Spacer (6) to the GPU Anti-sag Arm.

Please visit the CORSAIR RS Series Quick Start Guide for instructions on fan installation.

Please visit the CORSAIR RS ARGB Series Quick Start Guide for instructions on fan installation.

The 3200D features three removable dust filters. A pop-in power supply filter on the bottom, a magnetic filter on the top, and a pop-in filter on the front.

• To remove the Front Fan Filter (F), first remove the Front Panel (G) and tilt it aside.
• Pull the filter out.

• To remove the magnetic Top Filter (D) simply lift it of the case.

• To remove the PSU Fan Filter (B), first flip the case upside-down.
• Gently squeeze the filter mesh at the edges to release it from the tabs, then pull it out.

The 3200D includes various cable management features such as:

• Multiple positions for hook and loop straps to accommodate standard or reverse-connector motherboards.
• Zip tie points are strategically placed for routing power cables to specific devices.
• Supports most reverse connector motherboards (MSI, ASUS, GIGABYTE) that feature connectors on the rear of the board for a build with no visible motherboard cables.

CORSAIR 3200D cases come with a 2-year warranty.