Hands-on with Corsair's new Graphite 600T case

Phalanx 3rd June 2010, 12:21

That looks awesome! I want!

rickysio 3rd June 2010, 12:22

Hopefully the price'd be more sensible than the Obsidian.

stonedsurd 3rd June 2010, 12:23

I spy a SOLID competitor to the CM Sniper/HAF 922.

Looks pretty neat.

Jack_Pepsi 3rd June 2010, 12:24

My next case. This is everything I want in a chassis, everything!

DragunovHUN 3rd June 2010, 12:30

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While we’re going to wait until we have time to test the case back in the bit-tech lab

They never gave you guys a retail production 800D. Is this going to be any different?

bob_lewis 3rd June 2010, 12:34

No mention of a launch date? I'm getting this case.

flaming_goat 3rd June 2010, 12:38

It looks rather plasticky. Im not really a fan of all the rounded edges

raxonb 3rd June 2010, 12:40

A very nice case. Whilst I love the Antec 900 and 1200 cases, its about time they had some real heavy competition.

shadows 3rd June 2010, 12:45

Wow that is a nice case, looks like it should run fairly quiet as well given the right set up. Wonder what the thermal properties are like with it.

heir flick 3rd June 2010, 12:50

nice looklng case, but it does make me laugh when nothing is pluged in so it all looks nice and tidy

Jipa 3rd June 2010, 12:51

Thing of beauty, looking forward to having a hands-on. The cooling looks very similar to the Fortress (with top fan inverted)..

B1ackbeard 3rd June 2010, 12:53

The 600T at Computex is a late prototype, but a finalised model will grace Bit's labs in due course. I, of course, will need a sample for... erm... testing too...

The US MSRP is $150, but it's difficult to estimate the actual UK/EU prices till they start shipping.

Unknownsock 3rd June 2010, 12:53

Looks like a fail cosmos :o

Lizard 3rd June 2010, 12:59

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Originally Posted by Unknownsock
Looks like a fail cosmos :o

On what planet?

It's got far better cooling (potentially) than either Cosmos and (personally speaking) is much more visually appealing.

Apoca1yps0 3rd June 2010, 13:07

Pretty, very pretty.

If only I hadn't just bought a new case...

Necrow 3rd June 2010, 13:35

I just moved from an Antec P182 to an Obsidian 800D, wow what a case, loads more room for my 3x120 Rad and graphics cards. The internals of this look similar with the gromits etc..very nice gaming case in the making here.

NightrainSrt4 3rd June 2010, 13:52

I think it looks alright, but it does have that "CoolerMaster had a baby with Thermaltake" vibe to me.

hurrakan 3rd June 2010, 14:15

I've been delaying building a new system for over a year because I couldn't decide on a case.

Now I have :)

bigsharn 3rd June 2010, 14:59

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Originally Posted by Jack_Pepsi
My next case. This is everything I want in a chassis, everything!

This

Naberius 3rd June 2010, 15:38

Its a world a way from the Obsidian, but there are some great features in there that are usually left out on cases of this size.

Awesome work Corsair.

M7ck 3rd June 2010, 15:45

This case looks crap!!!! Only idiots and fools would think this looks good and would want one.

Only joking of course, this thing is fricken awesome, I want I want I want.

robots 3rd June 2010, 15:57

I really like this case. I want one, but it will all depend on price for me.

Teh C 3rd June 2010, 16:15

Looks like a great case. Eager to see what price it is. If its not far from a HAF 922 then it could be a solid purchase.

wuyanxu 3rd June 2010, 16:30

don't like its gamer-ish look.

want more Lian-Li-like case, want a £150 or cheaper version of 700D. inside doesn't have to be painted, just want the sleek look and the fact its front panel is completely fan-hole free.

FelixTech 3rd June 2010, 19:18

It has a very functional look in my opinion, like it has been designed to look as sleek as possible while shifting a lot of air (kind of like a server rack :P). I really like the front but the sleek look will be ruined as soon as you put a cd drive in there. A second fan on the front for a wind tunnel effect would be awesome!