Corsair 6500X RGB iCUE LINK, schwarz, Glasfenster

Overall, the 6500D Airflow doesn't have a large advantage over the 6500X in air cooling, especially when noise normalized. Its main advantage is that it adds an additional fan or radiator mounting location with 140mm support, but otherwise the choice comes down to personal taste. Again, the two cases are identical other than the front panel. If you need an ATX BTF or Project Zero or MG-RC compatible case, the list is extremely short. Probably. The competing standards and confusing naming make it hard to get an exact count, but the Corsair 6500 series, Jonsbo TK-3, and the InWin F5 are the most visible options made by third parties. The 6500 series has some promising touches, but it'd be improved if it was compatible with either normal motherboards or back connect motherboards, not both. If you don't need compatibility with back connect motherboards, there are cheaper dual chamber cases. The King 95 costs as little as $90 without fans (we've seen discounts even lower) and it includes an optional mesh front panel, and the Antec C8 ARGB should be available soon for less than $200. For that matter, all of the other dual-chamber cases that we've tested recently are close to falling within a $200 budget, even the Lian Li O11D EVO XL and the Hyte Y70 (non-Touch).