Corsair Frame 4500X RS deal cuts panoramic glass PC case to $119.99
Amazon, Best Buy and Corsair list the Frame 4500X RS for $119.99, taking $70 off a case built for large GPUs and flexible cooling.
By James Whitfield · Staff Writer
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A Corsair Frame 4500X RS deal has dropped the panoramic glass mid-tower PC case to $119.99 at Amazon, Best Buy and Corsair. The retailers list the current price as $70 below its regular $189.99, making the case a cheaper option for builders who want a showcase-style enclosure with room for high-end parts.
The Frame 4500X RS is available at Amazon, Best Buy and Corsair at the sale price. All three listings show the same $119.99 deal price.
What do you get with the Corsair Frame 4500X RS deal?
According to Corsair’s product details, the Frame 4500X RS supports motherboards up to EATX size and graphics cards up to 460mm long. That gives buyers space for larger PC builds, including systems built around bigger GPUs.
The case’s most visible feature is its glass design. Corsair describes the enclosure as using a panoramic glass panel that spans the front and left side, giving the build a broad view from two angles rather than a standard single side window.
Corsair also includes three right-side fans with reverse rotors. The design lets the ARGB lighting face into the case while the fans draw air inward, according to the company’s listed configuration.
How does Corsair’s Infinirail system work?
Corsair says the Frame 4500X RS uses its Infinirail mounting system for cooling hardware. Instead of relying only on fixed fan screw holes, the case uses long slots on sliding rails so builders can adjust where fans and radiators sit.
That mounting setup allows different cooling layouts inside the case. Corsair says the chassis can fit radiators up to 280mm or 360mm on the top or side, depending on whether the builder chooses 120mm or 140mm fans.
The Frame 4500X RS also supports rear-connection motherboards, including models such as Gigabyte’s X870 Aorus reverse-connect board, according to the listed compatibility. Those boards are designed to help keep cable runs cleaner by moving supported connections out of the main visible area of the build.
For GPU placement, Corsair says the case is ready for vertical graphics card mounting if the buyer adds a riser cable. The case also includes an anti-sag support arm for the GPU.
Corsair lists the case with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty. The company also says the included screws are packaged in a reusable box, rather than split across small plastic bags.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.