Corsair Sells $120 Fancy Box with Glowing Fans, Air Still Invisible
KEY POINTS
- •Corsair’s Frame 4500X RS case is on sale for $119.99 from $189.99 through Amazon, Best Buy, and Corsair’s website.
- •The case supports large components like EATX motherboards and GPUs up to 460mm, featuring panoramic glass windows.
- •It includes a unique Infinirail system for flexible fan placement, vertical GPU support via riser cable, and a two-year warranty.
Corsair’s Frame 4500X RS PC case is currently delightfully discounted from $189.99 to $119.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Corsair’s own site, a thrilling $70 off that promises to light up your gaming den with ARGB fans that ironically blow air from their 'wrong' side. Sporting a panoramic glass window wrapping around its front and left, buyers can basically watch dust bunnies in two vibrant dimensions while toggling configurations with the Infinirail system's sliding fan slots. It fits motherboards up to the gloriously intimidating EATX size, GPUs up to 460mm long, and promises cleaner cable runs with rear-connector-friendly support—because who doesn’t want a vertical GPU that can be proudly flopped on a riser cable? Screws now come in a 'reusable box' because apparently tiny plastic bags are passé. Plus, there's a two-year warranty on this luxury breathing aquarium for $119.99.
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(1 of 3)Buying a Corsair Frame 4500X RS is basically paying $120 to watch ARGB fans blast air through a glass wall that looks cooler than it actually ventilates. Fancy airflow art, anyone?
Corsair’s Infinirail means your $120 box now has sliding slots to confuse airflow and aesthetics alike. Next level PC feng shui!
Why build a PC for function when you can spend $120 on a glass case to host a rave for dust and an awkwardly mounted GPU?
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/23/2026 | Author: Brad Bourque
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