It's big and pretty and has lots of room for cables

The Corsair 750D Airflow. I knew I was going to overclock from the offset so I went with one of the best airflow optimised cases available this one also just so happens to be one of the biggest cases around without going overboard. I'm glad I got a big case as it was an absolute pleasure to work with. I'm looking into changing the stock af140's for the retail versions purely for the aesthetics.

I wanted something that had plenty of room inside and would be great for cooling. This fit the bill perfectly. It's massive. Great for building in, especially if you're a first timer and not very organized (so good for me).

Had to make several adjustments to my custom water loop and this case was good to work with. I like the mesh holes in the top because I had to make an on the fly adjustment to my 360 radiator and because of those holes I was able to fit it.

This case is huge, which means parts fit in easily and there is plenty of room for airflow. Cable management could be a bit less crowded by the PSU but its not too in the way.

This case is amazing. Very easy to work with, lots of room, and great cable management.

I really liked working with this case as it has the space to do so much and could even be used for a full custom loop, only gave it a 4 as it is literally just a bigger 300R and the back fastens can be fiddly.

Love the case for a few reasons. Firstly its very spacious and easy to work in and as a first time builder I think this probably helped more than I think. Secondly, cable management is made fairly easy in this case! The only criticism i would have is that I wasn't a fan of having the PSU on show and thus had to build my own PSU cover. Wasn't that hard and there is a step by step guide in my completed build if anyone is interested.

A pretty case with all the expandability you'd need. Although I had problems mounting my dual-socket motherboard.

After browsing through the corsair website, it was either this case or the 400C. I wish I went with the 400C instead as I didn't expect the 750D to be so ginormous. It still looks good though and I have plenty of room for upgrades or a custom water cooling loop if I ever decide to go that route.

The side windowed panel doesn't close particularly well on my case, I have to screw the top case screw really hard so that the door stays shut.