Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
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Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
Corsair Graphite Series 780T Full Tower PC Case - White
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Brand | Corsair |
Case Type | Full Tower |
Color | White |
Cooling Method | Air |
Item Weight | 24.9 Pounds |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 25.1 x 11.3 x 23.7 inches |
Number of USB 2 Ports | 2 |
Number of USB 3 Ports | 2 |
Total USB Ports | 4 |
Hard Disk Form Factor | 3.5 Inches |
About this item
- Full tower case with massive expansion and cooling space
- Supports dual 360 mm radiators. Latched side panels for easy access
- Front panel three mode fan controller
- Dual 140 mm LED intake fans and a 140 mm exhaust fan included
- Maximum GPU Length 355mm. Maximum PSU Length 260mm. Maximum CPU Cooler Height 200mm.Compatible Corsair Liquid Coolers : H55, H60, H75, H80i, H90, H100i, H105, H110
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A nicely-built high performance PC can be a thing of beauty. This is truer than ever with the sleek, artfully crafted, and undeniably stunning Graphite Series 780T. The striking Graphite Series 780T full tower PC case is the perfect place for your high-end PC parts and delivers a knockout when it comes to performance capabilities and ease of maintenance. Evade the aesthetics of yesteryear with 780T's rounded corners and smart design principles inside and out. A windowed side panel reveals incredible expansion and layout options, including space for dual 360mm radiators or up to nine 120mm fans. With room for nine drives thanks to the modular tool-free hard drive cages and side-mounted SSD bays, you'll have tons of storage flexibility. The front panel offers a lot of functionality, too: a three-mode fan controller makes you the judge of optimal noise and cooling ratios, and there are two ports each for USB 3.0 and 2.0 devices, as well as headphone and microphone ports.
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Premium looks, premium space, premium cooling.
The stunning Graphite Series 780T Full-Tower PC case can satisfy the most hardcore gamer or overclocker with ample room for nine drives and nearly a dozen large cooling fans. Into water cooling? You’ll appreciate the generous space for dual 360mm radiators. And, you’ll get everything done faster: the 780T offers easy maintenance shortcuts like tool-free removal of side panels, hard drives, and graphics cards. A three-speed fan control button and generous options for peripheral connections make the front-panel a true time saver.
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Rounded corners and a sleek, cohesive designA nicely built high performance PC can be a thing of beauty, and this is truer than ever with the artfully crafted exterior. |
Latched side panels for easy accessNo tools or twisting are necessary to get at your components for maintenance and upgrades. You’ll get in, get out, and get on with your work or play. |
Dual 360mm radiator supportDoes your next dream build demand state of the art cooling? The 780T has you covered. Of course, if your heat transfer needs are a little more down-to-earth, 120mm and 240mm cooling goes in just as easily. |
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Dual 140mm intake fans and a 140mm exhaust fanThe 780T gives you ample airflow right out of the package. Large diameter front intake fans deliver plenty of cool air to your high performance components. |
Front-panel three-mode fan controller and four USB portsPower is nothing without control. You can be the judge of the optimal noise and cooling ratio. The three-step LED gauge tells you exactly where you’re at: one bar for surfing the web, and three when you’re pushing your GPUs hard. The front panel also has two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports, so device management is easy |
Smart storage configurationModular hard drive cages and space-saving side-mounted SSD bays make the most of interior volume. You can remove the cages you don’t need, and your solid-state storage tucks out of sight and out of the airflow path. |
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Technical Details
Brand | Corsair |
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Item model number | CC-9011059-WW |
Item Weight | 24.9 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 25.1 x 11.3 x 23.7 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 25.1 x 11.3 x 23.7 inches |
Color | White |
Manufacturer | CO7LH |
ASIN | B00LA6ZLGQ |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | July 16, 2014 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #1,542 in Computer Cases |
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2015
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Positives: Case is very roomy. Outstanding airflow. Cable management options are excellent, plenty of tie down points. Unlike most cases, the back panel fits on in such a way that it allows PLENTY of room for you to hide cables behind motherboard tray. Also, unlike some other cases I looked at, SSDs mount vertically in the back part of the case, so if you have all SSDs and no HDDs, you can remove the hard drive cages, mount two additonal fans at bottom of the case, and have nothing but open air between the front of the case and your cpu/expansion cards, with no cables in the way whatsoever. I also love the fact that the doors are screw-less. I read reviews that other people had issues with warped doors both front and back, and trouble with the doors latching, but thankfully I had none of those issues. My doors slide in and out of place like butter, yet stay firmly latched unless I physically lift the latch. I guess I was one of the lucky ones. Regarding the complaints that the case is made of cheap material, to me, the material did feel lightweight, BUT it still felt sturdy. I was completely comfortable moving it from one spot to another, by gripping the outer lips at the top of the case both front and back. I actually like that its lightweight. It's so much easier to move than my last case. Plus, my temps run cooler than they did in my Genesis case, and I'm sure the lightweight material has a lot do with that. Last but definitely not least, I LOVE the filters in this case. One on top, one on front, two on bottom. They are super easy to pull out and clean.
Negatives: Only had small issues, not enough to knock an overall star off for. As other mentioned, the case fan speed defaults to the highest setting when you turn the computer on, and it's pretty loud and powerful. I wish it would stay where you last put it, but just a minor detail. I just automatically hit the switch a couple of times after I hit the power button. The only relatively big negative that I had is that if you have large fat hands like I do, it's not very easy to install expansion cards, especially if you're installing a very high end graphics card such as the 1080 ti. There is maybe a half inch of space between the top of the brackets and the outer shroud of the case and if you don't aim the thumbscrew just right, it's very easy to drop the screw into crevices on your motherboard, or even worse, into the shroud of the video card's fan like I did. I did that several times and probably removed and reinstalled my video card ten times before I gave up and asked my wife (who has very small hands) to screw those thumbscrews in for me. I highly recommend having a magnetic screw driver handy when installing the expansion cards so you can easier grab screws that drop. If anyone has tips to make this process easier, I'm listening.
Other thoughts: Even with the issue I had installing the expansion cards, I highly recommend this case, especially if you're not ready to make the jump to liquid cooling and prefer good old fashioned air cooling like I do. You aren't going to get much better than this when it comes to good airflow. For those complaining that the one filter on top isn't enough, in most cases, the top fans are meant to be exhaust fans, so we're lucky that corsair even including a filter on top. This is the first case I've seen that even had a filter in that location, and if you're getting dust around that area despite the top fans being exhaust fans, you've probably got too many exhaust fans in your case and not enough intake fans (negatively pressurized case). Bottom line, I was hesitant to get this case because of a few of the other reviews, especially the ones that mentioned the case being flimsy, but I took a chance and I'm really glad I did. No regrets on buying this case. I expect to have this for years to come.
Pro:
Lots of space for MOST things
Attractive design
Easy removal of front and top panels
Lots of mount points for fans, including the floor of the case
Fan speed control on the front panel is pretty neat
Con:
Thick radiators don't leave room for motherboards
360mm radiators on the top, definitely block at least one of the 5.25 bays
Second chamber for cable wrangling could be a bit bigger
Custom water loops take up more space than necessary
Error in the manual about remove HDD cages! (minus a star for that!)
When the sides panels are off, the plastic edges are a bit sharp. I didn't cut myself, but it's definitely a hazard!
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+ Great airflow (i've not actually measured it but i've never had the slightest issue).
+ Plenty of room to work in.
+ Decent cable management options (maybe not THE best - but you have no excuse to be messy)
+/- It is T H I C C. This thing is very big. Measure the space it's going into, then measure it again. Then consider if you're ever going to move, or change the current room around. This case is a centerpiece whether you want it to be or not.
- If you want something to go on a desk, this ain't it chief. It could be, but you're going to be taking up a lot of space with it, and it's going to be vertically imposing.
- No PSU shroud. It's a purely aesthetic complaint. One that can be solved with a really simple case 'mod' but yeah, unless you yourself decide to do something about it then you'll be seeing that power box each time you peek in the side window.

A new case provides the opportunity to review and update hardware so in addition to upgrading to a Z97 ATX Motherboard and processor, I also upgraded to a MSI NVIDIA GTX 970 Gaming Twin Frozr HDMI DVI-I DP Graphics Card. It is a big card and fits without significant congestion to cable assemblies or ingress into the aforementioned drive assembly. I also upgraded cooling options to include along with static fans a Corsair (CW-9060021-WW) Hydro Series H100i GTX 240mm Extreme Performance All-In-One Liquid CPU Cooler.
Just to provide an indication of scale, I sited the twin exhaust fans for this component in the roof section. They occupy 2 out off 3 possible 'slots'.
I like the neat toggle-click of the grills that allow quick removal for cleaning and the overall stability of the case. Once loaded with your components, its not going anywhere. The glass side panel is of good quality and provides a view of the LED motifs when the rig is running pleasingly.
Overall, if you can justify the price of buying a 'nice box' to yourself, then you will have bought a quality product capable of delivering many years of service. Outstanding

I bought this in Early 2021 and I think it was released in 2015 or something.
The case is massive. Absolute tons of room for everything, making your build a pleasure rather than a pain.
The air flow is just devine and ste up with a case fullof argb fans you will be spending a lot of time just looking at it.
It goes so well in a custom gaming hub and the PS5 marries well stood next to it.
Just don’t expect any smiles from the person who owns the PS5.

There are enough features around the case for good cable management, features the ability to remove all unwanted drive bays and is basically very customiseable.
Currently I've fitted mine with x5 140mm and x2 120mm Magnetic Levitation (MagLev) fans from Corsair together with a H115i closed loop system, and overall airflow is incredible. Bear in mind that this is a 280mm radiator mount, though this case can accommodate 360mm mounts also.
The one issue I've had is that my side panel inadvertently scratched, but Corsair were quick to send a replacement RMA within a week of making the claim.
Excellent product and customer service overall.


Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 24, 2018
There are enough features around the case for good cable management, features the ability to remove all unwanted drive bays and is basically very customiseable.
Currently I've fitted mine with x5 140mm and x2 120mm Magnetic Levitation (MagLev) fans from Corsair together with a H115i closed loop system, and overall airflow is incredible. Bear in mind that this is a 280mm radiator mount, though this case can accommodate 360mm mounts also.
The one issue I've had is that my side panel inadvertently scratched, but Corsair were quick to send a replacement RMA within a week of making the claim.
Excellent product and customer service overall.


Great case for expansion choices too and mostly tool free installations fits my massive graphics card with equally great airflow. Not a fault of the case but a gaming motherboard with fan controllers makes the fan controller on the front panel useless as the system manages this for you without the manual intervention of using the button.
Waited a long time for this case and not disappointed.
Bought through Amazon warehouse and in all honesty it was faultless despite it having a description that said it had minor defects, I can't find them.