CORSAIR 6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black
- Unrivaled Looks: The 6500X provides a truly unobstructed view of your system behind tempered glass side and front panels, for a system that’s easy to build and even easier to show off
- Dual Chamber Design: Promotes effective cooling and a cleaner, more organized build with one chamber equipped with a multitude of fan and radiator mounts, and the other providing abundant room for cable routing, drive storage, and PSU installation
- Compatible with Reverse Connection Motherboards: Validated for use with new ASUS BTF and MSI Project Zero motherboards featuring connections on the back of the board, so your view isn’t spoiled by plugged-in cables
- Wide Cooling Flexibility: Customize your cooling setup with room for up to 10x 120mm or 7x 140mm fans, including versatile radiator mounting options for up to 360mm in the roof, bottom, and side
- A Picture-Perfect PC: By keeping cables out of the way in the second chamber, it’s exceedingly simple to build a stunning PC worthy of the show floor
CORSAIR 6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black
$199.99
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Specification: CORSAIR 6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black
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10 reviews for CORSAIR 6500X Mid-Tower ATX Dual Chamber PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – No Fans Included – Black
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Mr. Nurse –
El gabinete es una bestia en cuanto a manejo de dispositivos, cables, espacio para PSU, y flujo de aire, aparte de que estéticamente luce muy muy bonito, SIN EMBARGO, si utilizas una GPU robusta o larga, quizá debas considerar otra opción, el máximo de longitud que permite en estado horizontal es de 32 cm, se nota en la foto, tengo una 3060 y está casi rozando con el ventilador frontal, incluye espacio para soporte vertical de GPU, este te da quizá uno o dos centímetros más de espacio. Otra cuestión es que el soporte superior para el enfriamiento líquido, en caso de que utilices uno de 280mm cómo es mi caso, solo podrás poner 6 de los 8 tornillos del soporte, aún con usar dos tornillos menos el soporte es el adecuado y no hay ningún problema de inestabilidad o ruido no deseado. Es un gabinete hermoso. Corsair debería actualizar o sacar una versión mejor.
Mr. Nurse –
I’ve built so many systems over the years that I have reduced it to a some rules that will never be broken, and one of them is that the case has to be 2-chambered – PS and drives on one side, and MB and cards on the other. This makes it so much easier to keep cables out of the way and to provide good airflow.
This case comes preloaded with RGB fans and an RGB fan controller. I run Linux, not Windows, so I have to figure out a way to set their colors, because the constant rainbow rotation of the front fans is distracting.
All in all, it’s a professional looking (except for the default light show), functional, well-builtm classy case.
I love it.
Syed –
Very spacious, easy to build in.
I like how it hidden the psu from view in thr back part of the storage.
Only gripe, I guess no fault to corsair, I didn’t have enough fan spots on my motherboard so I had to order some splitters.
Very good case. Fans look and feel great.
Bryan Jordan –
I’ve built dozens of systems and corsair cases are always really well thought out. This case has excellent build quality and is extremely versatile. I was able to fit a double thick 360 rad in the front and a slim 240 rad on the top. The vertical mount for the GPU lines up perfectly to allow the card to extend past an installed radiator in the front. I was able to fit my pump and reservoir in the side compartment that houses the PSU and hard drives. This was probably one of the easiest cases to build in and I don’t see myself replacing it for the foreseeable future.
Garett Geho –
Gabinete atende a inúmeras possibilidades de configuração e futuros upgrades na sua máquina, a única reclamação é o preço, muito caro pra um gabinete que um dia custou R$ 900,00.
Stephanie –
13900k with a 4090 build. Downgraded from a 5000T to this 6500X. The 5000T is almost double the price (5000T comes with a commander XT for fans/rgb) and has some nicer features, but I prefer the 6500X. I couldn’t vertical mount the gpu in the 5000T.
Tons of space to work with. The mount for the 3 vertical fans on the right side can be used in two positions. As you can see in my picture, I have it more forward which I think looks better than the rear position. Appreciate the white case cables. Previous white corsair cases did not have white case cables so this is nice.
If I had to nitpick I would have liked some more tie down points for cable management, but zip ties and some velcro ties solved all those issues. I guess the top panel could be removable for easier radiator and fan mounting, but I installed those before the motherboard, so didn’t have any issues. Also didn’t come with a physical instruction manual and instead a QR code to an online one. Great to save the paper, but some might not like that.
In general, I prefer to install parts in this order: Fans/radiator, motherboard with cpu and ram installed, power supply, gpu after all other cables are installed.
Corsair vertical bracket was out of stock so used the coolermaster and it works perfectly.
Stephanie –
I wanted something with good airflow that was roomy and could hide all my cables well. BOY DID I GET IT! This case is beautiful and functional. It looks amazing with all my fancy new parts in it too! Great job Corseair!
Syed –
I love the airflow line of cases from Corsair, I have a few PCs one built inside a 7000D and another inside the 4000D. When the 6500D came out I decided to build a PC in it and it’s a great case. Easy to build in, love the swing open glass panel, and the airflow is excellent.
Rob –
For the most part, PC cases are usually pretty typical and standard, with the same look and feel and it’s boring
I’ve been through a lot of different cases, and my favorite for a while was the Thermaltake Tower 900, but that thing is honestly monstrously large and heavy af lol I wanted a big case with lots of room and that one was honestly TOO big lol
Now with the Crystal Series 680x, it’s a great unique design with lots of room, probably the perfect size. You can store a lot of hard drives and there’s lots of room for customization. I love the airflow and everything.
Notes: The 2-chamber design is pretty cool and something I really appreciate. I use a lot of external storage so this is not a problem for me, but users have reported that the 2nd chamber whete the PSU goes doesn’t have great airflow. It’s not a problem for me, but I thought I’d mention. Also, I’d say more than 50% of cases on the market come with 5.25 bays for DVD drives and this one does not. I still actively burn CD’s and DVD’s for several reasons, so if you choose this case, you will need an external disc drive if that is important to you.
Overall, fantastic case, perfect size with great airflow, great features and a magnetic door for easy access. 10/10 best case I’ve ever used
F. Wise –
I’m not a gamer. I’m a 62 year old father of two daughters who recently got married and have lots of pictures/video clips of their weddings and wanted me to put them all together into one comprehensive video so I built my second computer ever and chose this case because it looked like it would be easy be to get in and Fiddle around with components if needed. My only complaint is that it’s a lot deeper than I thought it would be and it barely fits on my desk but I do like all that space and the colored fan lights make me feel like I’m about 12 years old again but when I was 12 computers were just a thing that people mentioned here and there but no one thought we would be alive when computers became the norm. Nor were we sure what we would or could do with a computer. It’s very solid. And the glass wall is cool to look through. I should also mention that I do like to game at times and enjoy first person shooters and Splinter cell. Pretty fly for an old guy. Put Quadro 4000 video card in there and can’t hear any sounds at all and a 9th Gen intel processor. Making videos has gotten a lot easier now especially for one daughter who has about 2000 images to deal with.