Corsair ICUE 465X RGB

It is pretty damn fantastic build quality, even when it comes down to being a white chassis. Generally, white chassis do have problems with kind of th...

My conclusion about the IQ465X RGB is almost unchanged from when I first unboxed it, looked at the specification, looked at the name. It's all about t...

And again, this case, you can find it for about $149, which is a retail price. Again, I think it's a great value. So this is Chris with Overclockers C...

Corsair iCUE H100i RGB at $99, same as all time low (which was last DEC according to

In general this is a fairly good case, but I have a couple issues: 1. The top does not open and is not removable nor does it offer a removable motherboard tray so if your CPU cooler is very close to the top and you install it before you install the mobo in the case, the top center motherboard mounti...

**PC Case - iCUE 465X RGB Case White**. Now I'm gonna be honest, I don't know if the models of any of the parts other than the CPU, GPU, or motherboard actually matter, but I wanna check anyway. Also, the PC is expected to be used mostly for gaming, and when I was on here months ago, people suggested the B550 motherboard and the Ryzen CPUs, but I did a comparison with the 5800X and the 11700KF, and I got different opinions, mostly UserBenchmarks disagreeing with everyone else and saying the 11700 models - regardless of K, KF, or without - beat the 5800X.

I bought this case hoping for rgb fans and whatever is needed to power those fans (fan hub), but the case I received did not have it. I did not look at everything prior to building so I’m basically done and had to order fan splitters to connect the fans to my motherboard. When I looked at other revi...

**PC Case - iCUE 465X RGB Case White**. Now I'm gonna be honest, I don't know if the models of any of the parts other than the CPU, GPU, or motherboard actually matter, but I wanna check anyway. Also, the PC is expected to be used mostly for gaming, and when I was on here months ago, people suggested the B550 motherboard and the Ryzen CPUs, but I did a comparison with the 5800X and the 11700KF, and I got different opinions, mostly UserBenchmarks disagreeing with everyone else and saying the 11700 models - regardless of K, KF, or without - beat the 5800X.

I'll start off with the pros. This is a gorgeous case. It's got solid construction, and the tempered glass panels let you just sit back and admire your system's internals. It includes three LL120 fans, which make up a large part of the price tag. They retail individually for $40 USD, or as a 3-pack ...

Maybe it's because I also joined r/Corsair but I feel like my Corsair iCue 4000x RGB is also mainstream. It's not that I care too much, I love the case \^\^