CORSAIR 6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black/Walnut Wood

Build quality is excellent - even with side panels removed there's no flex anywhere, everything lines up perfectly, and the finish is perfect. Plenty of space inside, very easy to build in with plenty of clearance for cables and room for three 360mm radiators if you're feeling extravagant, and cable management is a breeze (although there are no provided cable straps which feels a bit bad given the price).

For my first PC build I wanted buy a case that was unique, stylish and Bold and a friend of mine suggested this case to me, after doing some research I decided to buy one.I had watched reviews of this case and decided to buy one. Despite the high price for a PC case you do get what you pay for with this case, it looks stunning and despite going for the 6500X, there are still plenty of spaces for fans for airflow and cooling.I enjoy the customization that Corsair allows with this case and I find others might too, from wood types, metals and colours. The two tempered glass panels are easily removable for ease of access while installing PC Components.Reviewers mentioned great airflow and modularity with this case, I look forward to seeing how my PC build turns out!

Great quality chassis, easy to work on and very appealing on the eyes when finished! All filter meshes are easily-removable allowing for simple cleaning. No sharp edges. Convenient storage compartments for spare bits such as screws and cable ties.

Such a beautiful case it is built very solid and strong. Cable management is a breeze. Excellent airflow options

Has soo much room and good airflow

Don't listen to the amateur reviewers and guessers, THIS is the review you need, from a professional having just tested it for 24 hours:The Great:It's a GORGEOUS case! The glass panels are silky, the white finish is smoother than a chocolate bar ad.The design is clearly engineered by techincians. Everything is where it should be and everything is easy to disassemble and reassemble, from magnetised filter strips to the pull-out filter tray at the bottom.The Good:Every component in existence WILL fit inside this case, but it will take some creative engineering on your part if you have a 3-fan AIO (cpu water cooler) and a 3-fan GPU (graphics card).I've included pictures of my first boot to illustrate the GPU is best fitted vertically (you will need a GPU extension cable, the case does not include one) and the 3-fan water cooler radiator & fans must be fitted to the front of the case (as per seller's diagram).My GPU is an Asus Geforce RTX 3080 and my water cooler rad is a Gammaxx L360. As you can see, the air flow isn't compromised and my CPU doesn't exceed 56 degrees C while tested on high-end game running.The case isn't heavy or awkward, despite it's size.The extra screws and cable-ties are plentiful and good quality, despite what others have said.The Corsair RGB fans and controller are high end products and produce lovely displays, much more advanced than standard 4 or 3 pin RGB controllers. There are 3 empty sockets for 3 more fans (or devices) on the existing and there is an expansion socket for a second controller if needed (allowing for 12 devices in total).There's 3 brackets for the old 3.5in size hard drive and 4 for 2.5in hard drives. I managed to remove the 3.5in drive holding bracket and separated the 2.5in bracket for use on its own. Again - creative engineering required!The Bad... Yes, there's some bad, alas...You will be paying at least £90 of the case price just for the 3 Corsair RGB fans and controller units. If there was an option to buy without, I would have taken it as I have plentiful cheaper RGB fans I could have used. This case felt totally that Corsair are finding ways of promoting / forcing out their controllers and iCue software solutions to customers who want RGB. I like to choose, personally.Depsite the case coming with 3 RGB fans and 1 standard exhaust fan, there was no power splitters or options provided with the case. Each fan, effectively, had no means to its own power source or switch. I wasn't so much concerned with the exhaust fan, easily fitting to the MB 'Sys Fan' power pins, but nothing for the pretty fans at the front? Come on Corsair! What cost is a 3 pin fan power splitter or independent speed switch on the case somewhere?My last niggle is that there's no support for vertical graphics cards, despite there being two vertical PCI slots to encourage it. There's plenty of support for the Power Supply Unit in the closed portion of the case, so why not an optional bracket just to keep the Graphics card in place? I've installed it as Corsair have intended me to, and the sway of the graphics card is a concern, even knocking a little on the glass panel side as I moved it. Again, for the money paid, it would have been pennies for a screw-in bracket to fit from the base to allow the card to rest...To conclude:It's a 4 star, close to perfect (but not quite there) case with an awful lot going for it - but as you would expect at this price.Be ready to fork out some more £££.You will need a fan power splitter / controller / switch.If you've got a 3 fan graphics card and 3 fan AIO CPU water cooler, you will need both a PCI-e extension cable and some sort of additional support bracket for the card. If you fit it horizontally, air flow will be compromised that close to the water cooler rad and anything longer than my Asus TUF RTX 3080 won't fit horizontally at all.If you've already got more Corsair RGB fans, great - you've got space to add them on this case. If not, get ready for a mis-match mixture of rainbow skittles that might make you turn all the RGB off to admire the dark instead!Happy Case Hunting!

I previously built my last PC in the Corsair 540 Carbide (the grandfather to this case). Such a good case I kept it around for 9 years.But time and wear and tear decided it was time for a new case.It's not a perfect case for everyone. It is for me (wouldn't have 5 starred it otherwise) but I can see where some people would have issues.I like to completely air cool, no AIOs, no water loops and for that this case is perfect. Needed to have space for a noctua nh-d15 and keep a 7800XD and a 4090 cool. It does...nicely. I've yet to beat 70 degrees under heavy load but of course I have 13 fans running as well. It also had to fit a specific dimension for where the case was going. Any taller or deeper and it wouldnt have worked.It's a great case "IF" you only want to air cool and you couldn't care less about RGB. Of course you can buy new parts and swap them out on the case so it looks different (such as a glass panel for the front) but then why not choose to buy that or a similar case like the lian li evo to begin with.If the case has a problem (and it does if I'm honest) its that Corsair tried to hard to cover every base for options they actually dropped the ball a bit and made it a bit bad to cover all those options. But as a pure air-cooled case (which is exactly what I wanted) within a dimension threshold it was the ONLY case to do the job.So yeah. great case...for me. May not be for others.