Corsair Crystal Series 680X RGB CC-9011169-WW White Steel / Plastic High Airflow Tempered Glass ATX Smart Case

Pros: Easy access to board area with heavy hinges on glass panel and magnets on front side to hold door securely shut. Rubber bumper ring on each magnet ensures that it closes nice and quiet! With the Dual Chamber Layout there is plenty of room to hide a ton of wires, with metal loops in the frame for using ties if needed. Soft rubber grommets offer snag free pass through for running wires. Bottom of case features a slide out screen filter for easy cleaning. Optional top screen included that mounts inside case with magnetic mount if you are not planning on using a radiator. Drive mounting and PS side of case also has an easily removable mesh screen filter that is also magnetic mount for easy removal and cleaning. Future proofed with a USB-C port and cable for connecting to existing motherboards that have this feature and 2 x USB 3.0 with Audio plug located on top of case with lighted power button. The 2 vertical slots in back give you the option to mount your graphics card vertically which is really nice, but this leaves less than 1 inch of clearance between the glass panel and the fans on your GPU. You will need to order a kit if you plan on mounting your GPU vertically as no kit is included! Maximum supported GPU card length is just a bit less than 13 inches. Accommodates large/small power supplies with an adjustable boot bracket for the base of the PS. Keep in mind that if you have a PS with RGB lights you will be limited to how much light can pass through the side vent screen. Multiple radiator mounting options! And up to seven 140mm fans can be mounted on the front, back, top or bottom, or eight 120mm fans. Included CORSAIR Lighting Node PRO supports up to 7 RGB fans or RGB LED light strips, powered by CORSAIR iCUE software.

Cons: No mounting hardware is included for mounting a graphics card vertically. While these kits are inexpensive, they could have thrown in the kit for this price! No fan mounting options on drive mounting side chamber.

Overall Review: I would recommend this case for those that love a custom build that allows you to show off all your gear and lights! Tons of room with excellent airflow throughout the motherboard area!!

Pros: - The Corsair Crystal 680X case arrived from Newegg in pristine condition. - The build quality is excellent and everything fits well. The materials have premium feel with excellent paint job. The top and front have real glass covers. The left side cover is also made of glass and swivels on well made hinges. There is no lock. Rather, the side door is secured in place by strong magnets. - Magnetic dust covers on the top and bottom of the case. - Dual chamber design allows for excellent cooling of the motherboard. - Dual chamber design allows all the cabling to be hidden for wonderful aesthetics. - Lightning Node Pro hardware can handle 6 fans (3 front RGB fans are already installed). - The front fans can be programmed via i-Cue software to perform wide variety of effects. - The included Corsair fans are very quiet. - 8 expansion slots (plus 2 vertical slots) - 2 USB 3.0, one USB type C and and audio out ports on top of the case. -The case can accept ITX, MATX, ATX or E-ATX motherboards. - Four 2.5 internal hard drive bays. - Three 3.5 internal hard drive bays (each can accept 2.5 drives instead). - L W H of 423mm, 344mm, 505mm.

Cons: - No external 5.25 expansion bays. - I am not a big fan of Corsair’s solution for mounting internal 3.5 hard drives. I find the plastic trays hard to remove and easy to damage.

Overall Review: - I loved building a PC around this case. It was very easy to install all the components. The cables can be hidden out of sight. Before you buy this case though, ensure you have enough space for it at your place as the dual chamber 680X case is rather large. - The left chamber is made for motherboard (and its components) and is well-ventilated with 3 front RGB 120mm fans preinstalled (replaceable by two 140mm fans). There is one 120mm fan in the rear (replaceable by one 140mm fan). The top can be fitted with two 120 or 140mm fans. The bottom can be fitted with two 120 or 140mm fans. If you wish to fit the case with water cooling: the front can take one 360 or 280mm radiator. The top can take one 280 or 240mm radiator. The rear can be fitted with a 120mm radiator. And the bottom can be fitted with one 280 or 240mm radiator. - The right chamber has space for bottom-mounted, vertically-oriented PSU (ATX up to 225 mm). The PSU draws fresh air through the perforated opening on the side door. - The right chamber contains two hard drive cages. The inside of the right chamber is not visible from the outside and is meant to conceal cable management and Lightning Node Pro hardware. Since all the cabling is concealed, the case has wonderful aesthetics. - Aside from PSU drawing fresh air directly from the outside, there are no fans in the right chamber. -If you use air cooler with your CPU, you probably will not be able to use tower taller than 150 mm. - The max GPU length is probably 12 inches (300 mm) with the existing fans. - The Corsair Crystal 680X will allow you to build a PC with excellent cooling characteristics in a visually pleasing package. There is plenty of room for the components and its easy to conceal the cabling. On top of that, 680X was one of the easiest cases to work on.

Pros: Today I am going to be reviewing the Corsair 680x RGB computer case. I have the one that is white and I have to say that its sharp looking. It's a full out white not some white off gray. I got this case for my wife as she needs a new build and she absolutely loves the pop of the white. It's a full sized case so if you're looking for some small form factor this is not the case for you. If you're looking for a case that will not cramp your style when you're looking to build a new gaming unit this is the case for you. I really like the fact that the case buttons are on the top of the case and not on the face, it gives the case a more finished look It has great air flow and has more than enough room in it for a closed liquid cooling system. The glass side panel is easy to remove and makes it easy to see into the case to unsure you have no leaks or you can add some extra lights and show off your mood. This case is very modular and it was easy to do my cable management and competent setup in. I had no issue installing and managing my two large video cards and was able to match the case color to my heat sink fan color "Red" over all I am very happy with the case and would say buy it if you were on the fence. It's a great case. The RGB was not why I got this case but it really adds that extra pop to it.

Cons: The only real con to this case is the thumb screws that hold the side panels on. I am come on you can't give me a full aluminum screw that complement the case? If I had the ear of Corsair I would make sure that they add finished thumb screws to all of their cases.

Overall Review: There are not a lot of reviews on this case and I am not sure why? It's a great case for the money, its big, roomy, great air flow and RGB what more do you want from a case?

Pros: The overall quality of the case is nice.

Cons: UPDATE: Just to save anyone who buys this case from unecessary annoyance. The top dust filter for this case comes loose in the box (which is strange considering the other 2 come pre-installed). At first glance it appears useless as it does not fit in the top slot. The "directions" supplied indicate (just by pictures, no actual description), that it rests on the top slot. It does not. You have to install it yourself from *inside* the case. There is a separate panel that you have to remove from inside in order to get it to fit in the proper slot. *However*, as one other review mentioned, it comes with a completely mis-sized top dust filter. Like its not even close to be able to fit in the slot, way too big, i have to think its just the completely wrong part number included in the box. Also the front top RGB fan on mine arrived defective. The outer ring of the fan has no illumination at all (yes i double checked all the connections and rgb config settings). I have have two open tickets with corsair to send replacement parts, which have gone unanswered so far. Hopefully they make it right.

Overall Review: As long as everything gets replaced correctly its a solid case.

Pros: This case just looks fantastic. I'm almost done with my build and can hardly wait to see what it looks like lit up. There is plenty of space for fans, I have 8 RGB fans installed in the front compartment. On the back side is a good size compartment. It holds the PSU along with the drive cages. It also has your connectors for any RGB lighting and led strips you want to do. This back compartment makes wiring the front of the case very easy with 8 grommeted holes give easy access to your motherboard. It's easy to install an AIO water cooling radiator. Please stick to 120-240 or 360 radiators. ( see cons ) This case is a dream to work on if you plan out what you want in it.

Cons: Okay this case looks fantastic, but it should have been about 2 inches longer than the 16.25 inches from front to back, and 1 or 2 inches taller than it's 19.25 height without feet. The width of 13.125 inches is fine. The spec diagram shows that you can put 1-2 and 3 fan radiators in the front. Do not get the 2 fan 140mm units they only fit in the top 2 or bottom 2 positions in front, they can't be centered. If you mount a radiator in front at the top, you cannot use two 140mm fans in the top of the case. These must be centered, they can't be moved forward or back to miss the front radiator. They will fit in the bottom, the hoses will pass over the front of your graphics card and obstruct the view slightly. Two 140mm fans can be mounted in the bottom with no problem. A 140mm fan will fit in the back, I suggest it for moving more heat out of the case. As I said in the Pros of this review, the back compartment is huge compared to most cases you see on the market. The PSU is mounted on its side and draws air from a large vent in the side panel. The three 3.5 " Harddrive bays are also on their side, with 4 removable SSD cages on top of that, you can remove 2 of them and have about 3 " on top for cable management. This takes up just over 1/3rd of the space in back. You get a Corsair Lighting Node Pro, and an RGB 6 plug fan hub. The hub is required if you want to run RGB fans. If you get two models of fans, they come in ML, LL, SP, and HD, you must have a separate RGB fan hub for each type. They are small and as I said, for RGB control a requirement, they are also about $40 dollars a piece if you don't buy them in a multi-fan kit. The wiring can be kept neat, but to do so, you need to spend some time planning the wire routes out ahead of time. Just time consuming.

Overall Review: To sum up. This case looks great, with planning your front compartment will be un-cluttered, only showing off your design skills. Outside of the two inches front to back and top to bottom, this case is The Bomb. My case is white, the theme is Black, White and RGB. I wish it was finished so I could post a pictures, if they allow pictures. I could do this again, I have no problem recommending it.

Pros: - excellent cable management - 3 RGB LL120 fans front mounted, 1 Non Rgb 120mm fan mounted in rear - Overall design and aesthetics are great - Will manage most design layouts without any issue -Case keeps cool with an RTX 2060 Super

Cons: - 2 design flaws, one is the top magnetic screen that does not fit as it should and you'll have to cut it as most have stated - Hard drive cage for 3.5 drives blocks some motherboards from utilizing PCIe slot 1 as it blocks the card from being seated correctly-no way to move hard drive cage - For an RGB novice better directions are needed for the RGB and Led power connector

Overall Review: Overall I'd recommend the case with the above listed caveats, it's a great case beside those items and is large but stuns when everything is connected and lit up. Temps for the case with a H115i on the new I7-10700k are about 25-28 idle and barely touch 39-45 when gaming, airflow seems solid. But for the price I paid, I would have expected the hard drive case and dust filters to not have the listed issues.

Pros: Big and spacious interior. plenty of room and pass-through sport for cable management Nice pre-installed HDD and SSD storage space and bays Lovely and big RGB Case Fans

Cons: The top dust filter screen did not fit the top slot magnets on it were installed crookedly

Overall Review: This overall was a very nice and spacious case, with plenty of room for components, wire management, water cooling and anything else you could probably put in it. I really like the design of have the PCI and storage separated from the main components to help give it a nice cleaner look and feel. my only real complaint is with the magnetic dust filters, the top one in particular. It was the only one that didn't come already installed into the machine and it feels like it was just kind half haphazardly tossed into the box. The magnets that were "fitted" to it were not even lined up striated and were also two big to fit in the slot on the top where the filter was supposed to go. I had to end up forcing it down, which made it bulge up on the side instead of laying flat like other dust filters. It not a huge issue for me as I have my fans blowing out through the top of the case, but if you set yours up to pull air from the top into the case it might be an issue for you

Pros: Split design to hide the cables, power supply, and hard drives. Makes for a very clean look. Comes with the fan controller modules so you don't have to buy an extra one when outfitting it with corsair lighting fans. For reference I purchased Corsair LL120 fans to plug into the controller.

Cons: Would have liked a couple more case mounted usb connectors

Overall Review: This is the first case I've purchased in 19 years. Yep, that isn't a typo. When I'd build a new computer, I'd use my trusty Antec full tower that has slide out cases for drives and put the new guts in. With all the stuff going into a machine now it was becoming very crowded. Video cards barely fit, couldn't get drives out, and the cables, no matter how much I tried to manage them, became a mess. It was time for a new one and a friend had the smaller brother of this case and I loved the idea of the seperate area to keep cables and stuff out of the way so you can easily work inside and have great airflow since I don't have cables blocking everything. Highly recommended. Either this or one in this series.