The Corsair Graphite Series 600T Mid-Tower Case arrived in its bare product packaging but, aside from a few scrapes and scratches, showed no signs of damage. The box is constructed of double-walled corrugated cardboard that is glued along the seams. The Corsair Graphite Series 600T features a steel construction with a plastic front panel and accents that measures 23.3"H x 10.4"W x 20"L. The case is painted in a graphite grey finish and weighs in at just under 30lbs.
The inside of the Corsair Graphite Series 600T is surprisingly roomy. The eight expansion slots easily accommodate 3-Way SLI and Tri-Fire systems with room to spare. There are a total of eight cable pass-through holes with rubber grommets in the motherboard tray for cable management. The 600T also has a rather unique adjustable power supply retention bracket that helps keep your PSU in place. If you are planning on internally mounting a Corsair Hydro H100 in the Corsair 600T, the slim radiator allows you to easily mount the unit in the top of the case.
The performance of the 600T in its standard configuration is impressive to say the least. Even without the benefit of the mesh side panel and using only the three pre-installed fans, our system wasn't close to breaking a sweat. Source
The inside of the Corsair Graphite Series 600T is surprisingly roomy. The eight expansion slots easily accommodate 3-Way SLI and Tri-Fire systems with room to spare. There are a total of eight cable pass-through holes with rubber grommets in the motherboard tray for cable management. The 600T also has a rather unique adjustable power supply retention bracket that helps keep your PSU in place. If you are planning on internally mounting a Corsair Hydro H100 in the Corsair 600T, the slim radiator allows you to easily mount the unit in the top of the case.
The performance of the 600T in its standard configuration is impressive to say the least. Even without the benefit of the mesh side panel and using only the three pre-installed fans, our system wasn't close to breaking a sweat. Source
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