🔮 Corsair Crystal 570X RGB Black Mid-Tower Case with 3 Tempered Glass RGB Fans Review

I received the case and both LEDs are not working at all and it seems this is a common problem with the black version . I know why but it's sad. I thought corsairs inspect their products before sending them to the consumer, apparently they don't. So here is the exact problem. The RGB lighting hub's ports 14 work fine, but 56 don't work at all. The next problem is that the LEDs on the side and front are not working and they are not working with any of the 16 ports. I tried removing the side…

Some bad designs for such a big suitcase. A vented PSU shroud with no endplate means no thermal or noise insulation, and there are no properly positioned I/O feedthroughs on the bottom of the motherboard. Not wide enough for tall coolers like the NH-D15 to properly clear all but the lowest profile memory. The rear cable management area is okay, but the bracket that covers your cables isn't big enough. The beveled sides take up a lot of usable space. The knurled head design with tempered glass…

Good Case. Thoughtfully assembled. However, one major limitation. I bought a Corsair H115i Pro to use in this case and there isn't enough room at the top to install it and still get a motherboard. In my case ASUS Maximus X. Considering all the bells and whistles (RGB and such) and using a cooler from the same manufacturer, I was surprised it was tight. Even a board with fewer heatsinks would end up partly behind the fans. Micro ATX MB would be the best choice.

Overall, I really like this case. It has beautiful aesthetics. It is well designed and all tolerances are large. When installing fans, mainboard, power supply etc. nothing moves. All screws are perfectly aligned. The materials feel nice, the tempered glass is great. The metal is strong but not too heavy, it also has a perfect powder coating, there are no traces of raw metal anywhere. The cable management works pretty well, but I've had a few issues. My main concerns with the case are primarily…

Amazed by this build, SMITTEN I tell you. I keep watching this case. How gracefully dance RGB. The Corsair 570X may have changed a bit since it was first introduced in late 2016, or maybe just the SE (not sure). The PSU shroud on the unit I received now has a removable faceplate to hide the spaghetti. Tempered glass thumbscrews have a 4mm hex head and are thinner. Top I/O replaces a USB 3.0 Type-A with Type-C, and the Corsair logos are now RGB and are identified in iCUE as SP-RGB fans. For your