Corsair Graphite Series 600T CC600TM Graphite Grey Mid-Tower Gaming Case

Pros: Solid well made case, plenty of space and room for expansion. Unlike others I really like the fans that mine came with, they seem very well made. They look and feel better made than others I've seen and better than the ones in the photos. Must be upgraded fans. Love the USB3.0, Audio, and Firewire on top. Cable management is a breeze. Really like the white LEDs that came with the case and the water cooler. Doesn't look like a cheap kid's toy PC. Top, front, bottom and side panels come off easily to clean when they get dusty. Just push and click.

Cons: user manual is lacking.

Overall Review: There's so much room that there's almost too much empty space. Specs: Corsair Graphite Series 600T CC600TM Mid-Tower Gaming Case OCZ Vertex 3 VTX3-25SAT3-120G 2.5" 120GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz (3.8GHz Turbo Boost) LGA 1155 95W Quad-Core (OC'd 4.8Ghz) OCZ ModXStream Pro 500W Modular High Performance Power Supply x2 (16 gigs) G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900) Desktop Memory Model F3-14900CL9D-8GBXL Logitech G19 & G13 Keyboard / G9x Laser Mouse EVGA SuperClocked 01G-P3-1563-AR GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) (PhysX) ASRock Z68 EXTREME4 GEN3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard CORSAIR H80 (CWCH80) High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler LG Black Super Multi SATA WH12LS30 LightScribe Western Digital ASUS VG Series 3d VG278H Black 27" 2 ms Western Digital Caviar Black WD1002FAEX 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard nVidia Vi

Pros: cool LED colors. quieter than most. good size.

Cons: USB 3.0, not. almost.

Overall Review: really messed up with my homeboys modelo and skunky and the case started to look like a robot with 5.25" slot eyes, usb 3.0 add-on slot nostrils, and 200mm glowing mouth. exterior of 600T was a hood around his\it's face and it was just chillin listening to faith no more with me.

Pros: I'm writing this to provide some additional information from my previous review (which for some reason posted my name as "NA"). Pros are still as before. This is a beautiful, roomy case loaded with features. It is wide enough for tall CPU coolers which will still clear optional side fans if you want them. Cable management, drive bay flexibility, and fit and finish are all top notch. Despite my four egg rating, the best case I've ever worked with, bar none.

Cons: Corsair makes you jump through hoops and sends you a VISA credit card which is stamped DEBIT on the front, then tells you that you must have the retailer use it only as a credit charge. Their rebate website doesn't work to activate the card, so you have to do it by phone. Most annoying rebate ever. Besides the sour rebate experience my chief gripe with this case is the faulty analog fan controller on the front/top of the case. Mine never worked well and I basically turned it all the way up when gaming, then all the way down the rest of the time. It worked for just under four months then failed entirely, stopping all the fans. Corsair's forums have posts from owners with similar experiences. Corsair's only solution: RMA the case. They have no means of sending you the hardware to repair the device, and the repair job would probably be beyond most home builders anyway, as the control panel is very hard to access from inside and is not a removeable assembly.

Overall Review: As I noted in my previous review, I'd have preferred a simple HI-LO switch instead of the analog knob fan controller. Guess what? In Corsair's new Carbide series cases, they use a HI-MED-LO fan switch. (The Carbides have two USB 3.0 ports on the front but no USB 2.0, otherwise I would buy them for other builds.) RMA'ing the case is out of the question for me. WAY too hard to dismantle/store the guts and wait a week for a new case. Any other part I'd RMA. Not the case! I ended up plugging the front and top fans into MOBO fan control ports. My side fans are now rigged to a simple ON/OFF switch; I turn them on for gaming and leave them off otherwise. The cooling performance is exceptional, but it irks me I didn't get the desired functionality from the (now useless) case's fan controller. Yes, I still recommend the case. It is worth buying, despite the rebate hassle. Just don't rely on that fan controller to work in a smooth, linear fashion or to last through the warranty period.

Pros: Great airflow. Designed for PC enthusiasts. Great amount of expansion bays. You can total up to nine SATA 3.5 HDDs if you buy the further expansion bay from Corsair direct. Aesthetically pleasing; case is minimalistic and elegant while being fully functional. Since I don't use optical drives I'm able to retain the front panel aesthetic of it looking all the same top-bottom as opposed to having space for useless, painfully obvious optical bay ports. Removable, washable fan filter trays for front intake fan and PSU tray. Both are accessible from outside the case and easily removable and cleanable. The "feet" are actually runners along either side of the bottom of the case which give it a nice, large stable footprint. Nice I/O layout on top of case. Built-in support for fan control and hidden dual-fan radiator setup makes this a no-brainer for liquid cooling enthusiasts. Lots of extra components and features, hardware, bolts, etc. Built for PC enthusiasts BY PC

Cons: For those people operating their PCs out of the back of a Geo Metro, yeah it's a little bulky. Fan speed knob seems to be an attempt in Chinese algebra. Overpriced link-commander controller kit has an ugly brightly-lit LED UI and is a solution to a problem that never existed. YOU CANNOT TURN THE FAN LEDs OFF. I operate my rig in total darkness, and having it lit up like a pure-white Christmas tree wasn't helpful, nor was not knowing the case came with lit-led fans. To be fair, it IS in some of the seller pictures. Since, in my opinion Corsair makes great fans, I ended up keeping the 120/200+ MM fans and using nail-clippers to snip the wires for the LED leads which still allowed the fans to run just fine. Only comes with 2 HDD bay cells but has expansion for a third or relocation of one of the original two. Some people (like me) have a LOT of HDDs, and instead of the hell of trying to get it through Corsair direct, drive rails and all, it would have been nice to just get

Overall Review: The quick-remove doors on either side of the case, which are also both lockable for when you may take your rig to public LAN parties, are effectively priceless. Most of the hardware of this case is tool-less and well thought through. Making GPU/CPU Fan adjustments takes seconds now as opposed to having to rely on remembering where I put that #2 Phillips and then losing tiny screws under everything. I bought this case to be the "last case I'll ever buy" and So long as the market stays ATX I think I won't ever be let down. Hardware Canucks got it right in saying that for a mid-tower it has to be "the biggest mid-tower in it's class" but yet the case still avoids looking like the immovable monolith from 2001 like some other cases. From cable grommets and cable storage room, to expandable drive bays, USB 3.0 support. Room enough for three-mile-GPUs and daisy-cutter Mobos, RV-sized PSUs and server running quantity HDDs. Find something the Corsair 600TM DOESN'T do, I dar

Pros: This is a solid, well built, well designed case. Access is excellent, with plenty of room for any component you could imagine. Both side doors are easily removable and latch solidly. There is a ton of room between the door and the back of the motherboard mount. Plenty of room for tons of cables. Cable management is superb. I have never had a cleaner finished look than with this case. There are plenty of drive bays. The lower cage is removable should you need it out of the way. Everything is tool-less, so mounting and removal are a breeze. Drives latch solidly in place, and can also be secured with screws. There is, quite literally, a ton of room inside this case. I had seen one in person at a B&M store, but was still amazed by the size when I unpacked this monster from the box. It comes with quiet fans preinstalled. They are lighted, but it's a nice, subtle white led. The case mounted fan controller works well and looks nice. I like a lot of the little badges that come with all my components, but I don't like cluttering up my cases with them. There's a mesh-covered compartment on the top that lets me mount them out of sight, yet still brag a little. The graphite finish looks amazing. I was torn between it and the white. I would have been equally happy with either color. The case looks great, the color contrasts nicely with the black mesh. The overall design has a sculptured interesting look that will age well. It's subtle, yet classy and flashy at the same time without being gaudy.

Cons: None for me, but as others have said this case is rather large. So if space is an issue for you, you might want to reconsider. The only real niggle I had was the lack of instructions or documentation with the case. I had to do an online search and hit up a YouTube video to figure out why the front panel fan controller leads had a weird connector. Turned out it was just a removable protector on the plug. Duh. Lastly, who has ever used firewire? This is a pointless front panel connector for me. I honestly don't even remember if my MB had a firewire port.

Overall Review: This case and it's cable management, along with my Sabertooth MB, have resulted in the cleanest cable-free build I've ever accomplished. i7 3770k Asus Sabertooth MB Corsair HX850 PSU 16GB G-Skill Trident memory 128GB OCZ Vertex 4 boot drive 3TB Seagate data drive Dual Radeon HD6770 in Crossfire Black Widow Ultimate keyboard 43" full HD Samsung plasma TV

Pros: No need to go into this again. This case is PERFECT except for the issue below.

Cons: Fans, fans, fans!!! I understand that now at days manufacturers want to build silent cases but if the fans don't push air how are we supposed to keep our equipment cool? Not everyone is buying this case to water-cool. For instance I used my DJ equipment to test the airflow, put a smoke machine in front of the intake and noticed that most of the smoke was staying inside the case instead of exiting out the back and top exhausts. I took a users advice on upgrading ALL the fans and now when I test them with my smoke machine most of the smoke exits the case rather than just circling inside. In all the case + fans came to $200.00. Corsair should do something about this since the case comes with a fan controller. Id rather have high RPM fans that push air and be able to control the noise with the fan controller as opposed to low RPM fans that are basically useless regardless of the fan controller.

Overall Review: My HAF X has more than adequate airflow with the stock fans, Corsair should be able to do the same if not better than Coolermaster.

Pros: I spent literally days researching and reading reviews for over 20 different case before finally deciding on the Corsair 600T graphite. All said and done, I could not have made a better choice. ~Phenomenal air flow ~Sleek styling ~Subtle but attractive lighting ~Room to spare ~Outstanding cable management ~Quality fit and finish ~Front USB3 and 4 fan speed control dial ~Nominal noise considering I am running 7+ fans ~Outstanding customer service

Cons: Two very slight cons: ~The front panel USB 3.0 is a pass-through cable. * Fortunately, the ASRock Fatal1ty board I purchased came with its own 3.5 front USB 3.0 which I installed internally to use as an on-board adapter. ~The clips on the top and front fan filters are plastic and can break off if you're not careful. * The top clips on my front filter were broken in shipping rendering the font filter unusable. However, I just sent an email to Corsair via their online support center and I received a full replacement part in 3 days, no questions asked. OUTSTANDING customer service Corsair.

Overall Review: This is my first major powerhouse build and I couldn't be more pleased with my choice. Every detail of this case. both inside and out, is well thought out, easy to use/install, and brimming with quality. For first time builders and pros alike I would highly recommend the Corsair 600T Graphite case. You won't be disappointed. My Build: ASRock Gen 3 Fatal1ty Z68 mobo i7 2600k 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1600 ram EVGA gtx 570 2.5gb gc Rosewill cpu fan 64gb Crucial sataIII ssd 1TB WD Black 7200 rpm sataIII HDD 3-1TB WD Black 7200 rpm sataII HDD 4-120mm Xigmatek white LED fans (attached to side panel & operated by the front fan controller)

Pros: This case is incredibly roomy and well designed. It makes building a neat and beautiful machine very easy. It is very quiet and really nice to look at. This case will fit most if not all Extended ATX motherboards even though it doesn't say so in the specs... My Asus Maximus V Formula board fit easily...

Cons: This Case is much bigger than it appears in the pics. To get the idea from the pics you must picture the optical drive bays and the fact that there are about 2-3 inches of Case to either side of the bays. This thing is super WIDE, and a pretty good height.

Overall Review: Fit everything I bought for my build with plenty of space for cable routing and my hands to work without getting cut. This is probably the first pc I have ever built where the case did not draw blood at some point.