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May 2019
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Published: 2019-03-12, Author: Mark , review by: overclock3d.net
The Corsair Crystal 680X is an easy case to describe. In short, it is the bigger brother of the Crystal 280X, overcoming the shortcomings of MATX by scaling to a larger size and scale, supporting even EATX mainboards. As a dual-chambered case design, the...
We likey! But this is a conclusion and we do need to talk about the biggest problem with the 680X first, money. The chassis itself is up there in a proper looking and quality build. Thing is, Corsair included some top-notch RGB fans and a Lighting Node PR...
Build Quality, Looks (Tempered Glass Side, Top & Front Panels / 3 RGB LL120 Fans), Removable Fan / Radiator Mounts, Support For Up To 8 Fans, Radiator Space (Top, Bottom & Front 240/280/360mm), Room For 3x3.5" & 4x2.5" Drives, Space For 180mm Tall C
Price (For Some), “Plain” Rear Fan,
When CORSAIR launched the CRYSTAL 280X RGB case back in June last year the only thing that we didn't like much was its compatibility with micro-ATX and mini-ATX mainboards so we were hoping they would release something similar with enough inte...
Abstract: The new CORSAIR Crystal Series 680X RGB is a dual-chamber tempered glass ATX case available in both white and black colors. With room for up to eight fans and four radiators, including one 360mm, superb airflow and brilliant RGB lighting from three LL120...
Abstract: Corsair is no stranger to our case reviews, and they have had some that were good and some that were less than we expected them to be. Today we have one of the cube style iterations of a mid-tower chassis in the Crystal Series 680X. The 680X shares some d...
The Corsair Crystal 680X is a great chassis. It's not simply a larger version of the previously released Crystal 280X, but it's also an enhanced version that corrected the earlier model's shortcomings. Since the case has a dual-chamber layout, setting up...
Something different to your regular tower, Tempered glass panels look swish, Three RGB fans and Lighting Node Pro, USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, Rear chamber effective at hiding clutter, Seven storage bays
Top radiator mounts not offset, No integrated fan hub, Pricey if you've no need for RGB fans, Rear exhaust not PWM
We've liked the Corsair Crystal Series 680X RGB chassis, but a selection of niggles has prevented us from loving it.The case looks very smart in the flesh thanks primarily to three sheets of tempered glass and three vivid RGB fans, and it's always nic...
Good thermal performance, Three tempered-glass panels, Glass side panels are hinged, USB 3.1 Type-C, Great filtration system,
Higher-than-average price, Middling acoustic performance, Exhaust fan not RGB-lit
With its built-in addressable RGB lighting and USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C, the Corsair Crystal Series 680X RGB is a very stylish premium chassis. We just wish the company had included a riser cable for vertically mounting the graphics card and made front filter...
Available in black or white, Unique dual-chamber design, Features USB 3.1 Gen2 port, Good build quality, Good storage options, Includes Lighting Node PRO, Can house high-end kit, Fits different sized radiators, Great cooling performance, Hinged panel is
Noise leakage, Price
We haven't seen many cases in this genre of dual-chamber but we can definitely see the appeal. Having the ability to separate components and compartmentalise is a venture which is welcomed by system builders who are keen to keep the configuration tidy and...
Published: 2019-03-14, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Starting with the good, the 680X's compartmentalisation allows for very easy usability; regardless of what hardware you need to install, service, or swap, you won't have to spend very long doing so. The overall aesthetic is good, at least to our eyes, and...
