Testseek.com have collected 25 expert reviews of the Corsair Carbide 600Q and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair Carbide 600Q.
January 2016
(87%)
25 Reviews
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Starting with the build quality of the Carbide Series Quiet 600Q we have a case which reaches a high standard. Where other manufacturers tend towards plastic, Corsair go with steel. The finish is flawless and we noted no issues with loose or ill fitting c...
Subtle, sleek design, Great buildquality, Lownoise, Easy to install hardware, Caters for variety of highend components, Fan controller included, Additional AF140L supplied
Long distance for CPU power to stretch
Corsair's 600Q is a dramatic departure from conventional computer chassis with its routine features. Instead, this new case steps into a new arena and offers up something rather exciting and distinctive.An initial look at from the outside of 600Q gives no...
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Published: 2015-12-08, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Bold and clean exterior design, Noise dampening design, Flawless cable management, Excellent water/air cooling support, Built-in fan controller, Two 140mm fans pre-installed (with a third included for free), Dust filters on all major intakes,
None, Neutral, The bold design of the 600Q may not suit everyone, but the 600C does look a lot more “gamer” friendly, “The Corsair Carbide 600Q is the perfect chassis for those looking to build a high-end system. Offering a clean and modern design, with a
PricingThe Corsair Carbide 600Q (CC-9011080-WW) and its windowed equivalent the 600C (CC-9011079-WW) should be available from most major retailers very soon, and we will endeavour to update this section with retail links as soon as we have them. Corsair h...
Published: 2016-09-16, Author: E. , review by: anandtech.com
Corsair added the Carbide 600Q to their ranks as a case with a minimalistic appearance and similarly minimalistic noise. Aesthetics are a highly subjective matter, so the minimalistic design of the case will probably be a bit polarizing; some will love th...
Published: 2016-07-04, Author: Paul , review by: technologyx.com
The inverted concept of the 600Q is fun and exciting but is better served in the 600C as hiding away the inversion behind panels takes away the point of inverting in the first place. We liked the build, it was not too hard and everything came together but...
Published: 2016-01-25, Author: Sebastian , review by: pcper.com
The Carbide 600Q is a thoughtfully designed, well-constructed enclosure with exceptionally low noise output. Keep the fan controller set to "low" for the included case fans and you will have a very quiet computing experience. There are some tradeoffs here...
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The first case I examined with an inverted motherboard was the SilverStone Temjin TJ08-E back in 2011. Its good performance was was probably due to the large intake fan rather than how the components were laid out. Compared to cases with traditional desig...
Sleek design, Sound dampening materials throughout, Three fans included + fan controller, Room for 5 hard drives, Tool-less installation of hard drives and optical drives, Ample room for water cooling, Easy installation
Fans installed with power cables going the wrong direction, ATX motherboards will sit very close to the 3.5-inch hard drive trays making header installation harder
The Carbide Series 600Q takes on the other quiet cases out there, that was the whole idea behind the case. I think that they've done a tremendous job in that respect. The sleek design fits in that category and all of the sound dampening material keeps you...
