Corsair Graphite Series 600T Mid-Tower Gaming Computer Case with Mesh Side Panel CC600TM

This case is great, just the right size. I really like the modular drive bays that can be reconfigured to work well for your setup. The watercooling potential for this case is great (still on air at the moment) if you are willing to do some minimal modifications. With mods you can fit a 360 radiator in the top and a 140 in the front, should be enough for all but the most extreme benchmarking systems. The included fans are nice enough, they are quiet and move a lot of air for the noise level. The fan controller works well enough, actually my setup runs very cool at the lowest fan setting so I don't really need to turn it up ever.On to the cons of this case, they are not deal breakers but should be noted before buying this case. The first is that this case hasn't been update since it was released. Unfortunately that means that there is only 1 USB 3.0 port on the front of the case and that it is connected via a pass through cable that needs to be routed to the back of your motherboard. Obviously this isn't a huge deal but I just feel like it would be easy to update to a internal header. What I ended up doing is getting a header (the Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 3.5 inch Front Panel with 2 USB 3.0 Ports Hub) and mounted that in a drive bay and connected everything up. Ended up very clean but I still wish it had a additional port on the front.One more thing to note, the black 600T that I am reviewing is the mesh version of the case and does not include the window. The description here was misleading (copy and paste from either the silver or white) and said it included both the window and mesh insert but it does not...Unfortunately I was forced to buy a windowed panel at an additional cost because that is what I wanted. There is no black version that includes the window at this point, I think that is a mistake on the part of Corsair. If you buy this case and the window it should come out to the same price but the shipping will cost you extra so it ends up being more expensive. If they offered the window without a complete side panel it would be much better, unfortunately at this time they do not offer just the window and hardware for some reason.After I got everything and paid for the window I am still happy with this case. It looks great and is a nice size with nice features and is still cheaper than some other comparable cases...There are cheaper cases but I think the features of this case justify the price.

I replaced my old Dell XPS 730 monster case (can hardly lift it, lol) with this one. I want to say it meets my expectations for ease of access, cable management and room for growth. Only issues I had was attempting to fit the huge PSU from my Dell into the space provided. Solution; ran out and bought a Corsair TX 850, which fits perfectly (/wink). The case has lots of room for my Push/pull Kuler H20 radiator and if you want you can mount a radiator to top. The only beef, which has been mentioned my others is the fan controller range. If you have a mix of high speed and slow speed fans you wont get that much control as all the fans feed into one controller and the range of the controller seems limited (low to high, maybe 30%? difference). The other small design issue was the USB 3.0 on front panel. My MoBo has USB3.0 header and I would have expected to plug the front port cable into that header, but instead its a USB male, which means you have to either buy a small $10 cable to connect to your header or do what I did and buy the NZXT Apeture M Media Reader with 2 USB 3.0 ports (also comes with cable that connects directly to MoBo header). In addition, I also bought the NZXT Sentry Mesh Fan Controller so I could have individual speed controls for fast and slow fans. As it is, I do not use the built-in Corsair fan controller nor do I get to use the one built-in USB3 port, so in my mind, I had to add two devices ($55) to get the perfect setup. To be fair, I needed a multi-media card reader which luckily solved the USB3 front port issue. So, my suggested addons are not critical; and I am sure Corsair has some plans to adjust the fan controller speed range, so net net, unless you want separate fan controls or need a media reader, I would highly recommend this case as it is configured from the factory.

1. Shipping came Fedex no tears, dings, rips in box unlike ups!2. I moved up from a CM Storm Sniper case to this one not enough fan options). Both have lots of room to work on everything. The side panels latches on this case are a breeze.Installed everything my temps went up not down! All HD docks have pre-drilled holes for SSD's. Left side panel has no filters. Fit & finish is great! Very easy to install everything.Cons: The fans are awful, the only one I kept in was the front. I installed 2 120mm CM Excalibur in the top, 4 120mm CM Excalibur on the side with 2 twin packs of Masscool 120mm fan filters (eggplace) on the side using the rubber screws that came with the fans works great. With my H50 I installed 2 120mm CM Excalibur fans one on the outside rear for space. The fan controller is for 4 fans only, I purchased a Scythe Kaze Q-12 to control all my fans except the front one. It now has positive pressure & my temps are outstanding!Case needs to have foots that raise the case at least another 1/4" off the deck with fan down power supplies. The 3.0 usb cable to run thru the case & out the back to plug in your IO plate is plain Stupid, my mobo has an 3.0 port!Pros. Space, all fan mounts have vibration isolators on them and more are included. All the screws you need except for H50 but that's a given. Front fan filter & PS filter work great & are easily cleaned. Just so many choices to how you can run all your cables, freaking sweet. With all the work I've done I would give it 3.5 stars my temps are now way lower, it's a $110.00 case in my opinion!Temps at start with stocks fans, system 37c, cpu 34c, HD6870 39c. With updated fans & controller, system 32c, cpu 29c, HD 6870 34c.

I purchased this case on prime day as it was £10 cheaper than it is now.First impressions I thought it was a bit on the big side, but after building my rig I find it perfect with plenty of space for my hardware.The H110i fits nicely in the top, cable management is excellent.The only fault I found was that was no USB 3.0 header cable to connect to the motherboard.Just a standard USB to which you would need an adaptor.This isn't really a problem as my motherboard the excellentGigabyte Z97X-SLI Intel LGA1150 Z97 ATX has 5 USB 3.0 ports

It's a really good case, if you don't mind the size. It is huge!Fans look to work well and the case is very airy.The cable management is neat and the fan controller built in is a nice touch.The fan filters are easy to get to.The only negative is the front USB3 port is just a cable with a standard USB cable which was a little awkward to plug to the back. Not sure where else it should go.Also, the power supply holder is a little loose fitting.

Great case all round.Would only mention it's probably the biggest case I've ever seen. My old case was a midi and this is like twice the size.But great cooling, great led's, great wire management and great case.

This case is amazing. I wanted to buy an all round case that is big enough for upgrades and this case was perfect.Inlcuded 3 LED fans which were outstanding and provided the right amount of cooling without making a heavy noice. Adjusted with the fan control. The quality of the case was strong and well built. Can't seem nothing breaking or going wrong with it. Fan filters is an ease to clean.Pefect case for any build.

best case i've ever owned, loads of space, even for the biggest gpu