The original Graphite 600T from Corsair was a wonderful case and the 760T retains the same plastic-metal shell design concept. Although this time around, the entire side panel is transparent and made of good quality acrylic.

Modular SSD mount; Inbuilt fan control; Transparent side panel

Steep price; 11.2 Kg

The case is brilliant in every way apart from 1 problem i have with it, the fan speed controller button does not work.

This is a nicely balanced case delivers classy looks, great airflow, classy looks, and solid construction. It ships with two powerful 140 millimeter fans installed in the front of the case and another installed in the rear with an option for up to three fans in the top of the case.

. We found that it was a solid all rounder but there's no denying that its aesthetics are rather plain. Combating this is the Graphite series of chassis, for which Corsair reserves bolder and racier designs, with the bright orange being the most recent example.

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.

For all the reasons we liked the 600T so much, we find all of that and some with the newest Graphite series chassis to hit the market. The exterior styling definitely shows some lineage to the earlier design, and who doesn't like when the manufacturer sees what is being done to the chassis in the...

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.

Great lookin case Big window Price is... okay... Seriously, get this case. Looks modern and minimalistic too

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Just received my Graphite 760-T & right out of the box I have noticed a minor problem. The top of the case is missing 1 rubber fan grommet. This must be a cost savings issue for Corsiar because I have noticed others reviewers mention the same thing.

Great looking case but it's prone to vibration noise from fans as the side doors are only held in place with clips rather than screws as they are on most other cases. I have to open the door and close it again at least once or twice a day to (temporarily) stop the noise.