Corsair Graphite 760T Review: One for the show-offs

Corsair Graphite 760T detailed review

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. We especially liked the hinged door design along with the spring loaded latches. You can also mount four SSDs using the included modular quick mount trays. They’ve also added a magnetic top cover that fits really well and is a welcome add-on. 

Three pre-installed Corsair 140mm AF series fans coupled with the inbuilt fan control help in maintaining the temperature and noise inside the case and as a result, the Graphite 760T performs fairly decent with the load temperatures inside never crossing 38.5°C with the ambient room temperature being 28°C. 

There’s a fundamental problem with saturating the market with innumerable options, at one point the price to features (or performance) ratio of two different products in the same category is bound to be immensely close. This is exactly what happens with the Graphite 760T. Corsair’s own Obsidian 750D which belongs to its flagship series of cases is available for a similar (or even cheaper) price and since the insides of the 760T and the 750D are almost identical, your choice boils down to your preferred material finish and the price difference between the two cases.

Specifications
Form Factor: Full-Tower
Motherboard Support: Mini-ITX, MicroATX, ATX, E-ATX, XL-ATX
Fans: 2x140mm (Front), 1x140mm (Rear)
PSU Location: Bottom
Drive Bays: (x3) 5.25”, (x4) 2.5”, (x6) 2.5”/3.5”
Expansion Slots: 9
Dimensions: 564(H) x 246(W) x 568(D)mm;
Weight: 11.2kg
Warranty: 2 Years