A beautiful exterior, with windows to show off your beautifully-designed PC.

The Graphite Series 760T full-tower PC case starts with a visually stunning design that's a match for its stunning performance potential.

The beauty begins on the outside with its sculpted shapes and ingenious, full windowed hinged side panels with flush-mount latches. The front panel has two massive 140mm intake fans bathed in soft LED light, and there's a dual-speed fan selector for performance or silence. Inside, there's ample cooling potential, with eight fan mounting locations and room for multiple radiators for self-contained liquid CPU coolers, or even custom liquid cooling. And, clever touches like modular drive cages and laterally mounted SSD bays maximize interior volume to help your high-performance dreams come true.

Swing-out side panels

The side panels are hinged, so opening your 760T is as simple as pulling the flush-mounted latch. They can also be removed entirely by simply lifting them off of the hinges.

Ample cooling potential

Like all Corsair cases, the 760T is designed for high-performance system builds, and high-performance systems require sophisticated cooling. There are eight total fan mounts, with room for top, front, bottom and rear-mounted radiators.

A clever drive bay design that maximizes interior volume

The four SSD bays are mounted laterally to make the most efficient use of the interior space. The combo 3.5" / 2.5" drive bays employ a modular bay system, so you can remove the bays you don't need. The end result is an open interior optimized for extra-long GPUs and free airflow.

Front I/O panel with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 connectors

You can never have too many devices. The 760T front panel has two high-speed USB 3.0 connectors and two USB 2.0 connectors, plus headphone and microphone connectors for your headset.

Dual AF140L 140mm LED front intake fans with dual-speed control

The AF140L fans are custom-engineered by Corsair to deliver high-volume airflow with less noise and turbulence. The extra-large diameter allows them to run at a lower RPM, and they're positioned to deliver cool air directly to your GPUs. A front panel switch allows you to toggle between silent and performance modes.