CORSAIR 3500X LX RGB Link Panoramic Mid-Tower PC Case – 3X Pre-Installed Fans, High Airflow, Spacious Interior, GPU Anti-Sag, Reverse Connection Motherboard Compatible – White

The CORSAIR 3500X LX-R RGB iCUE LINK Mid-Tower Glass PC Case is your gateway to a high-performance iCUE LINK ecosystem, with a clean, modern design framed by wraparound tempered glass panels. Three pre-installed LX120-R reverse rotor RGB fans provide vibrant lighting and strong airflow, all with the streamlined connectivity of iCUE LINK, reducing cable clutter. Its spacious interior supports large graphics cards, CPU coolers, and radiators up to 360mm for custom or all-in-one liquid cooling. Compatible with the latest reverse connection motherboards for a cable-free interior, the 3500X also includes a GPU Anti-Sag Stabilization Arm to support your graphics card, while double-shot grommets improve cable routing for a cleaner build.

• NOTE: The following product only includes 3x Pre-Installed Fans and iCUE LINK System Hub. The other components featured are not included.
• A Great Build with a Great View: The 3500X has all the cooling benefits and essential features you need to build an amazing PC, supporting motherboard form-factors from Mini-ITX to EATX, with a wraparound glass aesthetic to give you the view to match.
• iCUE LINK Fans and System Hub – Three pre-installed LX120-R reverse rotor RGB fans and an iCUE LINK System Hub bring you into the iCUE LINK ecosystem, featuring simplified connections and reduced cabling for a clean, streamlined build.
• High Cooling Capacity: Side, roof, and PSU fan mounting points, accommodating up to 10x 120mm fans, ensure that you don’t sacrifice cooling for the stunning looks of a glass front panel.
• Removable Tempered Glass Panels: Easily removable front and side glass panels make it easy to build and access your system after it’s done.
• Compatible with Reverse Connection Motherboards: Validated for use with ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and GIGABYTE Project Stealth motherboards featuring connections on the back of the board, so your view isn’t spoiled by plugged-in cables.