The Obsidian 760T is essentially a 750D with a lot more "oh" and "ah". Flashier on the outside, it sports a more elaborate look, a choice of two colors, a huge window, and a bit more lighting. It even comes with a fan controller right out of the box.

Both the 760T and the 730T are some of the best examples of high-end chassis products that are available on the market today, sure enough it is hard to find a "bad" product when you're spending in excess of ￡100, but finding the one that is right for you or your system is the tricky part.

Extensive options for air and water cooling; Magnetic top panel cover looks great; Easy access dust filters on PSU and front panel; Three high quality 140mm fan pre-installed; Fully modular and expandable hard drive bays; Four 2.5″ hard drive mounts behind motherboard; Impressive cable routing,...

No dust filter for bottom fan mount; no dust / debris filter for top panel

It is rare that I am impressed by merely the aesthetics and functionality of a chassis, yet the Graphite 760T ticks all the boxes on my wish-list, and then some more. Now that is a bit dangerous as I allow my personal preference to influence the conclusion a little.

Corsair have succeeded again to release a case on the market which features an unique and interesting design after multiple stages of rigorous testing. The swing-out side panel doors are easy removable, light because of the use of plastic and are kept fixed onto the case thanks to the locking system...

Corsair is on a roll in 2014 as they continue to expand their PC enclosure lineup. Today we are taking a detailed look at Corsair's new Graphite Series 760T Arctic White Full-Tower Windowed case (the 760T is also available in black).

Large full-tower enclosure with awesome good looks; Stylish; elegant design with high gloss finish (white/black or black/black; Two swing-out side panel doors (can be removed when opened; Large smoked grey acrylic side window; Supports mini-ITX; micro-ATX; ATX; E-ATX; and XL-ATX motherboards; Two...

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

The Corsair Graphite Series 760T is a great all around chassis. It has something to offer just about everyone but that isn't to say it doesn't have a few minor drawbacks. The lack of padding for the PSU is a bit disappointing as are the metal plugs in the back of the case for external water cooling.

Corsair's new Graphite Series 760T Arctic White Full Tower Windowed Case is extremely easy on the eyes and as the name implies it allows us to see in, but with the 760T it is a full clear panel that gives it an elegant look.

We last saw a full tower case from Corsair back in September, when I took a good long look at the Obsidian 750D. It was a pretty sweet case, but lacked a few desired features in my view. Today, we're looking at another case from Corsair in the Graphite 760T.

The Corsair Graphite 760T is a great full tower case with many cooling options, and huge possibilities for expansion. If you like to show off your hardware, and a full tower is your preferred form factor, then the 760T is the case for you.

Corsair tells us the Graphite 760T will carry a MSRP of $189, which in my opinion is a terrific value. To be honest, once I laid eyes on it and actually started building a system in it, I totally expected a price of around $229 or so. I certainly can't complain about the price.