The proliferation of Corsair's portfolio has given consumer's a massive choice of enclosures across the Carbide, Graphite and Obsidian Series product lines. Whether you're in the market for a Mini ITX, Cube, Mid-Tower or Full-Tower solution, Corsair now has a viable option available.

Every single time I check out a case from Corsair I find myself impressed that they manage to change things up and be fresh and innovative for each case. They do that without going over the top and keeping things clean. For the 760T the full side panel window really stood out to me.

Already in 2013 there were plenty of novelties in Corsair's case segment - and obviously they want to continue this trend. Recently we tested the the most recent entry in Corsair's high-end series; now it's time for the middle-class tower.

fresh design with a huge window panel, side panels designed as doors, plenty of room for high-end hardware, flexible cooling system with many 140 mm fans slots and four cooler slots; good cooling performance ex-factory, modular HDD/SSD cages, and four 2.5" drive bays behind the mainboard, tool-free...

optional bottom fan space without dust filters (but covered by the HDD/SSD cage ex-factory; power supply not decoupled

The Corsair Graphite Series 760T is flat-out gorgeous. It doesn't have the excessive detailing that companies pandering to gamers often seem to overdose on, and in that sense, should appeal to a broad audience.

The Corsair Graphite 760T is the company's latest addition to a series designed to offer versatility to advanced users. It would seem that Corsair released it as an advanced version of the basic 230T and a successor to the highly successful 600T.