Corsair Graphite 780T Full Tower Case Review - PAGE 1

I'm sure you know the name Corsair when it comes to computer hardware. The name conjures images of high performance memory modules, but don't forget all the other Corsair product lines. Over the years Corsair has expanded into and now produces power supplies, solid state drives, thumb drives, CPU coolers, mice, keyboards, PC cases and more.

Corsair has recently introduced the Graphite Series 780T full tower Case and graciously sent one for us to review. The design of the cases in the Graphite series mainly use a latching mechanism to open the case side panels, but two models (including the 780T I'm reviewing as well as the 380T) have what I am referring to as a "brow" look to the front and rear panel. These same two models also have a "bulge" design on the sides, and Corsair has attached elongated foot stands that elevate the case to allow for bottom air flow.

Corsair tossed in easily removable air filters, two 140mm LED fans in the front, two 5.25" external drive access spaces, six internal 3.5" or 2.5" drive slide-out mounting trays, three dedicated SSD trays and one 140mm fan in the rear. Next they made mountings for more fans and liquid cooler options, then tossed in a cable management system for good measure.

Then Corsair placed a well thought out power switch, reset button, fan speed control, USB ports and headphone/speaker ports on the front of the top panel for easy access. Now that we a good idea of what to expect, let's get an interesting look at this Graphite 780T case.

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