Today, we’ll be taking a look at the Corsair 2500X Mid-Tower Dual Chamber PC Case – White Edition. This Mid-Tower Dual Chamber PC Case is designed for mini-ITX and micro-ATX motherboard, and delivers exceptional airflow and cooling, with fully mesh paneling and a dual chamber design for an organized and stunning build.
It offers stunning panoramic views with front and side tempered glass panels. You can customize it with a wide range of optional accessories for a setup that reflects your unique tastes. Opt for more glass to showcase your components, or a more subtle airflow configuration in range of case styles.
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The case measures 376 (H) x 469 (L) x 304 (W) mm, and has plenty of room inside to install large graphics card of up to 400mm in length. Plus you can install up to 9x 120mm or 6x 140mm fans extra cooling. For watercooling, and you can fit a 240mm radiator on the side, and up to 360mm on the top or bottom of the case.
What’s more, the Corsair 2500 series supports the latest MSI Project Zero and ASUS BTF reverse motherboard designs.
The front O/I panel includes a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Port, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, power-on button, a reset button and a combination audio/microphone jack.
The Corsair 2500X is one of the few cases that are ready-made for MSI Project Zero and Asus BTF motherboards. These new types of motherboards feature connectors for power, USB, fan headers, etc on the reverse/back side, making the whole system look nice and clean with no “visible” cables in the front.
I would like to send a big thank you to Corsair for the review sample! Here is a snippet of what they have to say about themselves on their website:
More than 20 years of PC performance innovation
Founded in 1994, Corsair has grown from pioneering the high-performance DRAM market to one of the world’s leading providers of enthusiast-grade PC components and peripherals. Our groundbreaking technology and innovation can be found in our high-performance memory, ultra-efficient power supplies, PC cases, PC and CPU cooling solutions, and solid-state storage devices. Under the Corsair Gaming brand, launched in 2014, we provide gaming keyboards, mice, headsets and mouse mats to eSports professionals and anybody who is passionate about competitive PC gaming.
Corsair hardware is regularly featured in showcase “dream systems,” and we have earned the adulation and respect of the press, professional gamers and overclockers, high-end system integrators, and PC enthusiasts worldwide by delivering leading-edge technology backed by renowned service and support.
Corsair has developed a global operations infrastructure with extensive marketing and distribution channel relationships, and our products are available through leading distributors and retailers in over sixty countries worldwide.
We’re starting to see an increase in popularity of mini and micro ATX cases in recent months. Mini-ITX motherboards have always been popular among modders and system builders, but maybe micro ATX motherboard are making a comeback too due to its cheaper pricing, while offering similar features to their full-size ATX sibblings.
For our all-white system build, we’ll be installing an ASRock B760I Steel Legend WiFi motherboard, an Intel Core i9-13900K, Gigabyte UD850GM PSU, Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT AIO cooler, Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5-7200 ram, Corsair MP700 2TB PCIE Gen5 SSD, and an ASRock Radeon RX 7900 XT (White Edition).
OK, before we start the system build, let’s take a closer look at the features and specifications of the chassis in our page.
You can buy the Corsair 2500X Mid-Tower Dual Chamber Chassis for around USD $159.99 from Amazon – https://amzn.to/3WHHb8F
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