Corsair6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black

I have been building my own computers, just as a hobbyist, since the early 90s. This is the best case I have ever installed in...and the panoramic glass, PLUS the airflow to compensate for the glass panels, is perfect for me. It has two compartments, and again GREAT airflow. It can handle larger/longer video cards that caused problems in my last corsair case (Corsair Crystal 680X). I have 6 120mm fans, plus 3 120mm fans on a top mounted 360mm radiator (Arctic III), and a 140mm fan for exhaust out the back, for a total of 10 fans, and next to zero noise out of the case (Corsair SP and LL fans).I love this thing, it is a joy to work with...and I picked it up on sale for approx $150. Great price.

The media could not be loaded. Tons of room to work in. Great quality of life features. Stylish. Generous amount of case ports. Nice glad side panel hinge, for easy/frequent opening.All in all, this case is a real winner and one I would whole heartedly recommend to anyone!I did an RTX 5080 build (Godzilla theme) recently in this case and had no issues with the case in any way.

I had a similar Corsair case but my new 7900GRE would not fit without moving some fans. So I bought this one and couldn't be more pleased. Installation was very easy. This case supports rear MB power connectors but my motherboard doesn't have those. That makes this a little future proof in my opinion. I have an AIO radiator CPU cooler. I have 6 140MM fans and 3 120MM fans. Temps are great. Not too loud but you can definitely hear it. Excellent build quality. There are so many good looking cases out but I wanted to stick with a trusted brand.

This is a really good case. I recommend it 💯. Is big enough for my use. Well designed for cable management.There is only one problem I get, for BTF the CPU power cable is obstructed by the drawers for extra SSD/HHD, I had to removed it so I don’t damage the cables. Otherwise this is. A great looking case.The way I have set it up looks very clean.

I am typically not a fan of mATX motherboards and this mATX cases, but this one might change my mind. Room above and below the motherboard, not so much that you aren't squeezing into some tight spaces alto run a few cables, but enough that things aren't impossible to run or connect even after you have all of your components in the case. Room enough for the bottom 140mm fans(I had ordered a 3 pack of 120s and 2 pack of 140s, as most cases only have room for 3x 120 and 2x 140) and the USB 3.0 cable that is large and super stiff. Turns out on the Mobo I was using there were 2 USB 3.0 headers, one on the bottom and one behind the SATA connectors by the 24pin power cable. Fit the 360mm AIO no problem, with a little room on either side allowing me to choose what height to run the rear exhaust fan at, which surprised me a little. Neat hiding spots for HDDs or SSDs if you are running them. Adapter for a SFX PSU or standard ATX, which standard is a no brainer given that it is available and no small form factor tax. Good input options on the top of the case with a Type-C option. All and all pretty nice smaller case.

I got this case primarily for its aesthetics and cooling potential. While there are a lot of choices for PC cases that do what this does, I got this shortly after it was released by Corsair and I really have no regrets. The PSU and wiring are all in its own chamber out-of-sight so my build looks really clean.Who's this case for? If you're in the Corsair ecosystem and like to stick with brand loyalty, and you aren't going to be moving your PC around all the time, this is a pretty nice case to use. It's relatively easy to work in and add components in. I also have my fans dialed in for really good cooling with low fan noise overall.My biggest gripe is the removable dual 3.5" drive cage that sits right above the power supply. I have the Corsair RM1200x Shift PSU which aims the modular connectors at the top of the PSU when mounted in the case which is terrible if the drive cage is installed. I have to remove the cage if I need to work with power cables. That wasn't very well thought out on Corsair's part.

The media could not be loaded. Finally did a brand new PC bill a few months ago and it turned out amazing. This case has plenty of hook ups for fans, RGB lighting and other components that you can ever want. Has great airflow it’s a good value for the money. The screws are easily accessible and easy to remove to get to back panels which makes it easy to clean. In the back of the case, there is a storage panel that comes with a little container that has spare screws and other items. A must buy for anybody looking to build a custom PC!

The case looks great, I love the layout even though it's just a O11 by Corsair. The build quality is great. I'm not exactly sure but I know Corsair doesn't make their cases for themselves. It's made by I think Cougar then Corsair slaps their name and branding on it. That aside its still a great case. I would recommend to buy if you needed a great MATX case that's easy to build, with great build quality. The case is slightly bigger than I expected. But other than that I'm satisfied.