
Corsair CC-9011278-WW 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower ATX Case
Build Your Dream PC with a Stunning Panoramic ViewThe CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower PC Case combines builder-friendly features with a breathtaking wraparound tempered glass design. This case is designed to showcase your components while providing high cooling capacity and compatibility with the la...
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Overview
Build Your Dream PC with a Stunning Panoramic View
The CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower PC Case combines builder-friendly features with a breathtaking wraparound tempered glass design. This case is designed to showcase your components while providing high cooling capacity and compatibility with the latest hardware.
Specifications
- Case Type: Mid-Tower
- Motherboard Compatibility: ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX, EATX
- Material: Tempered Glass
- Cooling: Supports up to 10x 120mm Fans
- Included Fans: 3x CORSAIR RS120 ARGB Fans
- ARGB Lighting: +5V ARGB Header
- Dimensions: 19.92 x 9.45 x 18.11 inches
- Color: Black
Special Features: Compatible with Reverse Connection Motherboards (ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero)
Key Features
A Great Build with a Great View: The 3500X has all the cooling benefits and essential features you need to build an amazing PC, supporting motherboard form-factors from Mini-ITX to EATX, with a wraparound glass aesthetic to give you the view to match.
High Cooling Capacity: Side, roof, and PSU fan mounting points, accommodating up to 10x 120mm fans, ensure that you don’t sacrifice cooling for the stunning looks of a glass front panel.
Removable Tempered Glass Panels: Easily removable front and side glass panels make it easy to build and access your system after it’s done.
Three Pre-Installed RS120 ARGB Fans: Enjoy high-performance cooling and no-fuss lighting out of the box with simple motherboard control through a +5V ARGB header.
Compatible with Reverse Connection Motherboards: Validated for use with 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.