Aesthetics used to be something that was done merely for looks. If we think about the earliest jet fighters we might have seen a pilot's name below the cockpit window, or his call sign, or possibly some kind of symbol to represent something about the pilot.

As Corsair's summer product release onslaught continues, the memory giant is going big by releasing a full tower-chassis under the Graphite Series. We were mightily impressed by the miniscule Graphite 380T last month but will the same be said of today's release?

+ Impressive external design; + Easy to remove side panels; + Three-speed fan controller; + Great thermal performance; + Abundant fan/radiator support; + Up to 200mm of clearance for CPU coolers; + SSD allocation behind motherboard tray; + Excellent cable management options

Corsair have really pushed the limits with the 780T; this chassis is absolutely gargantuan! Sure, it's not quite as big as their revolutionary 900D Obsidian chassis but compared to your average full-tower, the 780T certainly stands out from the crowd in a very good way.

Wide range of motherboard support; Room for the biggest graphics cards on the market; Extensive air and water cooling support; Vast amounts of cable routing space; Fully modular storage; Comprehensive set of air filters; Built-in fan controller; Tool-free side panels; Unique design; Huge side panel...

Bottom PSU cable routing cut-out doesn't have grommets

Corsair continues to offer a huge selection of memory products, PC cases, SSDs, power supplies, coolers, gaming peripherals, and PC accessories! The 780T Full-Tower case is one of the new additions to Corsair's Graphite Series of PC enclosures for 2015 and is available in either black or white.

Large; full-tower enclosure with rounded corners and sleek look; Stylish; elegant design (available in white or black; Latched side panels for easy tool-free access; Large acrylic side window to show off internal components; Supports mini-ITX; microATX; ATX; E-ATX; and XL-ATX motherboards; Two 140...

GPU air cooling may be problematic for some multi card installations; External water-cooling knock-outs on back panel leave sharp edges if removed; Large acrylic side window can scratch easily if you are not careful

Today, we tested came very interesting computer case Corsair 780T. It is the flagship Graphite in times of minimalism proudly belongs to the category Full-Tower. Let's find out what opportunities are expanding manufacturer has placed in the 780T.Hopefully, it will please us not only for its size but...

If you are looking for a full tower, there isn't anything not to like about the Corsair Graphite 780T. It can fit the largest systems with room to spare. In the additional space, you can install liquid cooling radiators in multiple locations.

Today we review a case from Corsair that will fit many more enthusiasts' needs, the Graphite Series 780T chassis with room for huge motherboards. This full tower comes with lots and lots of water cooling in mind, a built in fan controller, smartly designed hard drive and solid state drive housing,...

All too often, design and style exist in conflict with each other. Form follows function, as the saying goes. But sometimes, we see products which are as beautifully-styled as they are well-designed.

Attractive styling – aggressive without being over-the-top or garish; Brilliant engineering – everything feels like it's high-quality and built to close tolerances; Superb features – integrated fan controller; cable management perks; Beautiful details – side panel latch mechanism; SSD sleds; front...

Messy bundle of cables on backside of motherboard tray

Corsair have had a busy year so far but the 780T is a product we have both been excited and worried about in equal measure. Why? I hear you ask, well the 780T is the predecessor to the awesome 600T, sure she is showing her age a little now but like Jenifer Aniston and fine wine some things can age...

Not only is the Corsair Graphite 780T achingly pretty, it's also designed for easy maintenance and upgrades. Many of the panels, particularly those at the front and on top, can be detached with a single press so you can install or upgrade fans or liquid cooling radiators.