VERSATILITY BUILT-IN BUILD WITHOUT BOUNDARIES You don’t need a large footprint to build a decked-out PC. The 3500X accommodates most large graphics cards and CPU coolers, 360mm radiators, and even EATX motherboards – without taking up your entire desk.
For a truly immaculate build, the 3500X is compatible with ASUS BTF and MSI PROJECT ZERO motherboards, keeping your connections and cables out of sight.
PERFORMANCE MADE EASY INCLUDES RS ARGB PERFORMANCE FANS Three RS ARGB fans deliver a one-two punch of great cooling and lighting – without complex connections. Daisy-chain your fans to just one 4-pin PWM connector and one +5V ARGB connector on your compatible motherboard.
RS Series fans incorporate CORSAIR Magnetic Dome bearings, AirGuide technology, and in-house fan blade development optimized for unparalleled cooling efficiency in both radiator and PC case applications.
THE AIR IN THERE COOLING PERFORMANCE Strong cooling is paramount for a modern PC, and the 3500X excels with side, roof, and PSU fan mounts so you can cover all the angles. And with 360mm radiator mounting points in the side and roof, you’ll have plenty of potential for liquid cooling.
A BREEZE TO BUILD IN With a modern design approach to a mainstream PC format, the 3500X has the convenient features to take the hassle out of your build.
REMOVABLE GLASS PANELS The front and side tempered glass panels that give the 3500X its signature look are easily removable for quick access.
CABLE ROUTING A spacious interior and roomy 38mm behind the motherboard make cable routing easy and comfortable.
STORAGE OPTIONS A removable drive plate accommodates up to 2x HDDs and 2x SSDs simultaneously for all your storage needs.
WIDE COOLING FLEXIBILITY Customize your cooling setup with room for up to 10x 120mm fans, plus versatile radiator mounting options including up to 360mm in the side and roof.
MODERN FRONT PANEL I/O Puts your connections within easy reach, including a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Port, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, and a combination audio/microphone jack.
