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September 2014
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66 Reviews
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(90%)
15 Reviews
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The editors liked
Intriguing hexagonal and octagonal design elements. Easy-open side-door latches. Plenty of air- and water-cooling mount options. Very good cable-management features.
Aesthetically Beautiful
Available in Three Colors
Manageable Weight for its Size
Excellent Stability
Three 140mm Fans Included
Two LED
Three Speed Integrated Fan Controller
Three ToolFree 2.5" HDD/SSD Sleds
CPU Cooler Height up to 200mm
Support f
Large
Fulltower enclosure with rounded corners and sleek look
Stylish
Elegant design (available in white or black)
Latched side panels for easy toolfree access
Large acrylic side window to show off internal components
Supports miniITX
MicroATX
ATX
Tons of air- and water-cooling mount options
Intriguing hexagonal and octagonal design elements
Super-easy side-door latches
Very good cable-management features
Very sturdy
Attractive design
Nearly every feature you could want
Massive water cooling compatibility
Toolless 2.5″ drive bays.
Excellent water-cooling possibilities
Three 140 mm AF140L fans included
Whooping 40 mm of space behind motherboard tray
Excellent cable-routing and hiding possibilities
Excellent 2.5" brackets on the backside of the motherboard tray
Modular hard-driv
The editors didn't like
Cable-management positioning needs tweaking. No vibration dampening for power supply unit (PSU). A bit more plastic than we'd like
No Internal Lighting
ToolFree Sleds are Difficult to Clip into Place
GPU air cooling may be problematic for some multi card installations
External watercooling knockouts on back panel leave sharp edges if removed
Large acrylic side window can scratch easily if you are not careful
A bit more plastic than we'd like
A couple of tweaks needed on cable-management positioning
No vibration dampening for PSU
Prince is still on the high side for many builders
– Fan mounts are without design or reason
– Not even fully compatible with their own AIO systems.
No external 3.5" drive
Hard-drive cages cannot be secured when hung from the top
No lock on latches
HDD trays work
But have a tiny bit of play
No USB 3.0 to 2.0 adapter or rubber grommets for liquid-cooling holes
Published: 2014-09-10, Author: Marc , review by: hitechlegion.com
Aesthetically Beautiful, Available in Three Colors, Manageable Weight for its Size, Excellent Stability, Three 140mm Fans Included, Two LED, Three Speed Integrated Fan Controller, Three ToolFree 2.5" HDD/SSD Sleds, CPU Cooler Height up to 200mm, Support f
No Internal Lighting, ToolFree Sleds are Difficult to Clip into Place
When I consider a new computer case purchase, I take many things into consideration. Aesthetics, functionality, included accessories, flexibility, and functionality just to name a few. Most of the time when a computer case is purchased, unless it is spe...
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Published: 2014-09-10, Author: Tom , review by: overclock3d.net
The case is difficult to describe, as mentioned in the video modern cars seem to be taking on an angular look rather than sweeping curves at the moment and the 780T seems to fit in with that too. To the eye the exterior feels very clean and angular, the i...
Water cooling support, Wellbuilt metal frame, Support for large, aftermarket CPU coolers (200mm), Support for large, highend graphics cards (355mm), Long internal cables, Dedicated fan controller, 360° dust filter coverage, XLATX Motherboard Support, Uniq
Let us recap my reasoning and scoring method before diving into my final words. First I look at what the company is saying it offers. For example, say the company states the case supports large / long graphics cards or ten quiet fans. In this example, I e...
Published: 2014-09-11, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
Corsair has proven once again that their head is planted deeply into what the customers want in a chassis with the release of this Graphite Series 780T. Not only does the 780T carry on the tradition set before it by the 600T and 760T, but it does it with...
Abstract: Today, we tested came very interesting computer case Corsair 780T. It is the flagship Graphite in times of minimalism proudly belongs to the category Full-Tower. Let's find out what opportunities are expanding manufacturer has placed in the 780T.Hopefully...
Streamlined “sport” design (subjective), Support for large components, including motherboards E-ATX and XL-ATX, CPU cooler height of 200 mm, Screwless mounting of all drives, including SSD, Removable HDD cage, Excellent functionality in terms of customiza
Can not be disabled lights front fans, Not too low cost
Overall Corsair Graphite 780T turned bad. He is well suited to build a powerful gaming PC, ideally – using liquid cooling. Benefit in it in abundance space for the radiators LSS, and through a large transparent side window you can admire, for example, glo...
Abstract: Although the body produced by Corsair to get us regularly, so far we have only met with two representatives of the series Graphite: 600T quite expensive and much more budget 230T. It should be noted that recently the series began to develop actively, if 4...
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Published: 2014-10-07, Author: David , review by: vortez.net
Impressive external design, Easy to remove side panels, Threespeed fan controller, Great thermal performance, Abundant fan/radiator support, Up to 200mm of clearance for CPU coolers, SSD allocation behind motherboard tray, Excellent cable management optio
Lots of plastic on exterior
780T is Corsair's second Graphite Series release this summer and in true Graphite fashion, this full tower chassis remains consistent with the rest of the portfolio.One of the biggest attractions with the Graphite Series is the easy to remove side panels,...
The default cooling of the 780T could certainly be better, especially for the CPU. Maintaining high airflow in a case this big is never easy without deafening users, but even so other full tower cases have managed better results. A fourth fan fitted in th...
Primed for an extreme X99 build, Design likely to turn heads, Available in black, white or yellow, Integrated threestep fan controller, Massive amount of internal space, Supports multiple thick radiators, Quickrelease side panels, 11 storage bays in total
Too big to be a true successor to the 600T, Fan controller reverts to high speed on shutdown, Frontpanel cabling is messy, Plasticky for a £140 chassis
Corsair's Graphite Series 780T is a welcome addition to the company's roster of full-tower solutions for the high-end enthusiast. Armed with nine expansion slots and more radiator mounting opportunities than you're ever likely to need, there's a huge amo...
