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Graphite 760T with Corsair George! - CES 2014

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The Graphite 760T is introduced as a bold full-tower chassis from Corsair, expanding on the award-winning 750D with a modernized, aggressive look and a large window. George demonstrates the hinged, full-window side panel that can be opened easily for maintenance and then reattached using magnets, highlighting how the panel stores to avoid scratches when working inside the system. Inside, the 760T preserves the key features of the 750D, including dual 140 mm front fans, multiple radiator mounts (240/280, 360 mm on top, and a 140 mm rear), and removable, relocatable hard drive cages, all while allowing ample cable management space to showcase a clean build through the window. George also points out a secondary acrylic panel on the opposite side for a balanced aesthetic, along with an accessible latch system that keeps the panel secure yet simple to remove. The discussion covers design choices aimed at appealing to both enthusiasts who want a flashy look and those who value practical airflow and cable organization, while noting the chassis’ strong build quality and versatility for high-end cooling setups. The interview also touches on integration with Corsair lighting controls and the visual appeal of a transparent window to display the internals, emphasizing that the 760T serves as a premium option for builders seeking a showpiece case with robust functionality.

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What makes the Graphite 760T different from the 750D in terms of design and features?
The 760T adds a full windowed side panel with a hinged, magnet-assisted opening and a secondary acrylic panel on the opposite side for balance, while preserving key 750D traits like dual 140 mm front fans, multiple radiator mounts, and removable hard drive cages for flexible cooling configurations.
What cooling and power options are highlighted for the 760T?
The case supports front dual 140 mm fans, radiator mounts for 240/280 mm and 360 mm configurations, a rear 140 mm fan, and bottom space for a 120 mm fan. It is shown with Corsair components including an AX1500i power supply prototype, designed to operate quietly with hand-selected RM and AX level components to reduce coil wine and electrical noise.
Is the 760T intended for extreme builds or more mainstream setups?
The 760T is presented as a premium full-tower case suitable for high-end, high-performance builds with extensive cooling and visibility of internals, while still offering practical features like improved cable management, removable cages, and a strong aesthetic appeal for show builds.