Corsair Graphite Series 760T Full Tower Windowed Case - White

The new flagship of Corsair’s Graphite series of performance cases, the 760T combines a unique and eye-catching industrial design with incredible ease of use. Central to these compelling attributes are two swing-out windowed side panels, providing an unobscured view into the heart of your PC.

Both side panels are identically shaped, grant ing the 760T a sophisticated symmetry, with one panel almost fully transparent and the other opaque to better highlight your system’s interior. Each panel is hinged to the rear and swings open to grant  complete access inside. A full steel roof and frame complements the side panels, ensuring the 760T remains strong and sturdy, despite its revealing exterior.

As a full tower chassis, 760T is available in black or Arctic White, and is loaded with room for expansion and cooling options. Nine expansion slots allow plenty of room for multi-GPU setups, while six 3.5in/2.5in hard disk mounts can be relocated to any of four separate mounting locations or removed entirely.

In addition, there are four side-mounted 2.5in drive caddies for those who want to remove the standard drive cages entirely.

Cooling is also well catered for, with two LED-lit AF140L 140mm cooling fans to the front and an AF140L to the rear, as well as an integrated fan speed toggle allowing users the choice of excellent air flow or low noise levels. There are also plentiful extra fan mounts for those wishing to mount liquid cooling systems, including a 360mm top radiator mount and a 280mm front mount.

The sibling to the 760T, the Graphite 730T case shares the same design and structure but has steel side panels without windows, for users who prefer a simpler, less flashy appearance. The Graphite 730T also removes the fan controller and is available in black.

“The 760T offers a stunning new appearance that’s unlike anything else on the market today,” said Xavier Lauwaert, Director of Product Marketing at Corsair. “Many enthusiasts take extra care to make sure their internal components look good next to each other. By incorporating a massive side panel window, the 760T turns their efforts into a showcase