CorsairiCUE Link 3500X RGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case – Panoramic Tempered Glass – Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – 3X CORSAIR iCUE Link RX120 RGB Fans Included – Black

I recently built a new PC using the CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case, and I have to say I'm thoroughly impressed. I had no issues with the case at all during the build process. There is a ton of space inside for all my components, which made installation easy and stress-free.I also added some extra fans, and there were perfect spots to place every single one. The case came with all the screws and hardware I needed, which is always a pleasant surprise. I especially appreciated the ample space and tie-down points for cable management, making it easy to hide all the wires for a very clean look. The clear side panel is a great touch, allowing me to show off the build.Overall, this is an excellent case for anyone looking to build a new PC. It's spacious, well-designed, and looks great.

Build quality is top notch, and the glass panels give it a sleek, premium look without feeling fragile. Plenty of space for cable management, airflow is excellent, and everything fits like a glove, along with having many fan mount spots for easy customization. 3 bonus fans included as well, absolute chef's kiss. Love the ease of access to the inside with the design of the glass panels.Honestly, it exceeded my expectations. Setup was smooth, and the final build looks stunning. If you're looking for a case that delivers both performance and aesthetics, this one nails it.The best case on the market right now in my opinion, both for the price point and quality of product.

This review is for the CORSAIR 3500X in white color variation.I purchased this case to replace an old Phanteks Enthoo Evolv TG that I've had for 8 years. My goal was to modernize the look and to have a black and white/grey aesthetic. I also wanted to improve some of the airflow and reduce the total weight of the PC.The build quality of the 3500X is excellent especially taking price into consideration. I purchased mine during the holiday sales but even at the retail price, I think it is a good value.Panel removal is toolless. However, to remove the side panels, I do think it is necessary to first remove the top panel first. The front panel can be removed if you can wedge a fingernail in between the glass and frame but isn't difficult.I am impressed at the rigidity of the frame and design. The back of the motherboard side has plenty of room and tie down locations for cables. Since the side is solid, I didn't bother to do any cable management. I just tucked excess cables in the power supply chamber. There is plenty of support for fans and radiators.Aesthetically this is a great looking case to me, and it looks like a quality case. I like the fish tank style case look without having the fish tank style case width. This case is perfect for my requirements because my desk does not have the room for a wide case.The tempered glass panels are crystal clear that helps to do a "show" build. The glass is so clear that I didn't bother to remove them in my pictures. There are some slight reflections in my pictures that appear as smudges.This case is only a little bit wider than a typical mid tower ATX case yet still have side and front tempered glass with cable room behind the motherboard. The only thing I don't like about the appearance, is the blank power supply cover/chamber. It is especially noticeable in the white color, looking like a blank piece of paper. I feel like it might look better if they perforated the power supply cover with the repeating "Y" pattern like the back of the case. I didn't reduce my rating for this because it is a personal preference with the looks.Overall, I really like the value for what you get. The quality is high, and it looks really nice. The only downside is there is no included manual. It is not difficult to build in this case if you have some experience building PC's, but for a novice or first-time builder I would recommend watching some builder videos, mainly to get an idea of optimal fan and radiator placement. Also, a note for novices is to pay attention to use the right screws. The smallest/finest threaded screws are for the 2.5-inch SSD drive mounting. The mid-sized (rounded head) screws are for the motherboard and radiator mounting to the case frame. The long bolt screws are for mounting fans to the bottom of the case. There are "normal" fan screws (short flat head with bigger threads). This is where a manual would have been helpful.Noteworthy components used in my build are the AsiaHorse AMICI-5GT fans. https://a.co/d/8Vc85pzPictured in this review are the white and black 120mm fans. The white (bottom and side) fans are reverse flow versions.

I recently built my new gaming rig using the CORSAIR 3500X ARGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case, and I’m blown away by how incredible it is! The panoramic tempered glass design is absolutely gorgeous, showing off my components and RGB lighting in all their glory. The three pre-installed ARGB fans not only look fantastic with their vibrant lighting but also provide excellent airflow to keep my system cool during intense gaming sessions.The build quality is top-notch—sturdy, with thoughtful cable management options that made assembly a breeze. I love the spacious interior, which easily accommodated my ATX motherboard, a large GPU, and even a 360mm radiator for my AIO cooler. The dust filters are a nice touch, keeping everything clean, and the front I/O is super convenient with USB-C and audio ports. It’s also surprisingly quiet for a case with so much airflow. This case has elevated my setup to a whole new level, both in performance and aesthetics. For the price, it’s an absolute steal. Highly recommend to any PC builder looking for a premium mid-tower case!

This case is absolutely stunning — hands down one of the cleanest, best-designed PC cases I’ve ever built. The airflow is phenomenal, the layout makes sense, and there’s so much room for fans and a large GPU. The white finish is just gorgeous and really gives the whole setup a sleek, modern, and ultra-clean look.The only downside? The included GPU sag support wasn’t quite working out. It didn’t bolt on properly and felt awkwardly placed, so I ended up ordering a separate sag support to keep my GPU level. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to be aware of if you’re running a heavy card.Other than that small hiccup, this case is near perfect. The build process was smooth, cable management was easy, and the end result is as good as it gets — amazing airflow, a ton of space, and a setup that looks like a showpiece. Highly recommend if you want a case that performs as great as it looks!