[Newegg] Corsair Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case $134 after $20 MIR

I have the black version of this, and love it dearly.

Lots of options for fans in the top and back, though you are stuck with the single 200mm fan up front.

Holds 6 HDD's of either 2.5" or 3.5", routes much of the cabling behind the motherboard.

Super easy to install 5.25" optical drives, but no 3.5" external drive
On mine there is 5 USB ports on the top including one USB3 port, Firewire 400, and audio.

Behind-The-Motherboard access via one side panel is priceless if you're replacing a cpu cooler with something better.

It's easily better than my P180, though perhaps doesn't dampen reverberation as much [its not nearly as heavy]

To combat this I have taken .99 cent mousepads, and cut/glued them to the panels.

Corsair HX750 works flawlessly, cable length feels good all around.

Note that its also HUGE. "Mid-tower" is a joke, its pretty much full sized.

Quote from hotcrandel : Note that its also HUGE. "Mid-tower" is a joke, its pretty much full sized.

At 20 inches tall it's comparable to the Antec 900 or CM Storm Scout. At 23 inches long though, it's significantly longer than those cases.

Great case... but $135 still is a lot of money. If I was going to spend that much I'd get an Antec P280.

BTW the black version of this case is currently $120 AR.

Quote from Chocobo : At 20 inches tall it's comparable to the Antec 900 or CM Storm Scout. At 23 inches long though, it's significantly longer than those cases. Great case... but $135 still is a lot of money. If I was going to spend that much I'd get an Antec P280. BTW the black version of this case is currently $120 AR.

Not quite correct. This is the white special edition which comes with two different side panels (Mesh and window). The black just comes with the mesh.

Is it worth 15 dollars more for white and a extra side panel? You decide!

I paid $150 for this case last October. It's a GREAT case. It's quiet, roomy, keeps my components cool, and it has front air filters that do a very good job keeping dust out. It's got a couple flaws like you cannot shut the internal light off or use the knob without some type of controller but I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to build a PC.

Special edition for sure!

I'd expect to be paid $130 for this monstrosity!

great deal! repped!

Quote from zhopa : Special edition for sure! I'd expect to be paid $130 for this monstrosity!

Heh.

The build quality is probably exceptional (as most Corsair products tend to be) but I can't agree more; for me, these giant gaming cases are like CRT televisions - excellent picture quality but not worth the physical footprint.

Quote from toolio20 : Heh. The build quality is probably exceptional (as most Corsair products tend to be) but I can't agree more; for me, these giant gaming cases are like CRT televisions - excellent picture quality but not worth the physical footprint.

this isn't really a "giant" gaming case. It's classified as a mid tower which is your average case size, although these run bigger than normal it's not as big as full size gaming cases

Quote from escoe : this isn't really a "giant" gaming case. It's classified as a mid tower which is your average case size, although these run bigger than normal it's not as big as full size gaming cases

An case of mental gymnastics if ever there was one...

I got this case for 128 after tax in Micro Center. Its my third build. Its my favorite case so far. lots of room. I think this case will last me more than 5 years. The build quality is just great. Lots of room. I can barely see my cables run so clean. To bad the Noctua NH-D14 is taking so much space. lol. I like the white lights on the fan also. I know some people does not like it.

I recently got this case for a new build and love it.

No doubt that this thing is bigger than a traditional "mid". That being said, all of that space is put to good use on the insider. Lots of space/room makes connections/changes etc easier, while giving components plenty of space "to breathe" and fitting big video cards. The space also contributes to having good airflow and there additional options for further improving airflow (removing a portion of the HD cage, etc).

Cable management is great and I have zero clutter interrupting airflow and only a couple fan wires at the bottom that I would even be deemed remotely unsightly from an aesthetic standpoint (4 wires to hook up for side fans for mesh panel). That being said, those don't even matter as I have gone with the mesh side for more airflow and to house 4 120s for superior air cooling.

5.25 drives are snap-in easy to install, as are 3.5 hard drives. SSDs or 2.5s need a couple screws. But, hey, couldn't we all use a couple screws? I paired this with a Corsair HX power supply and it is great.

I can' tell you what every other case in the market has, but this one is very nice.

I've generally used Antec cases in the past and like those as well (900, etc).

im thinking about upgrading from my CM storm scout to this case in a year or so. love the idea of removing the individual 3.5" drive bays for video cards, cable management, etc. lots of cutout w/ gromets.

i like this color scheme too. torn between this and obsidian 650D.