Hyte Y60 Modern Aesthetic Dual Chamber Panoramic Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Computer Gaming Case with PCIE 4.0 Riser Cable Included, Snow White (CS-HYTE-Y60-WW)
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Color: Snow White
Style: Y60
Features
- Panoramic Views: No corner pillar. The Y60 features a 3-piece panoramic tempered glass design for the ultimate photo and display potential. See your build the way it was meant to be seen from the left or right side of your desk with a simple turn.
- Exclusively Vertical GPU Mounted: Why would you want to see your graphics card any other way.
- Included PCIE 4.0 Riser Cable: A protective riser cable canopy integrates beautifully into the case, allowing for half-height PCIE cards behind the throne of the vertical graphics card. The protective shroud is the first of its kind, made specifically for the Y60.
- Antechamber Construction: Segment cables from thermal components and turn your PC into a work of art.
- Cold Floor Cooling: Eliminate hot spots with sweeping lateral vents from fans tastefully tucked into the basement of the Y60.
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See your components the way they were meant to be seen. The HYTE Y60 features a 3-piece panoramic tempered glass design for the ultimate photo and display potential and a protective riser cable canopy that integrates beautifully into the case, allowing for half-height PCI-E cards behind the throne of the vertical graphics card.
Brand: HYTE
Motherboard Compatability: Micro ATX
Case Type: Mid Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Color: Snow White
Material: Tempered Glass
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Model Name: CS-HYTE-Y60-BW
Fan Size: 12 centimeters
Supported Motherboard: Micro ATX
Case Type: Mid Tower
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air
Fan Size: 12 centimeters
Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 7
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 6
Total Usb Ports: 6
Other Special Features of the Product: Protective Riser Cable Canopy, Panoramic Tempered Glass, Cable Management Grommets, Antecahmber Design for Hiding Cables, Alternate GPU Power Connector Route, Riser Cable Enclosure Color Matched
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 inches
Internal Bays Quantity: 1
Compatible Devices: Micro ATX
Number of Fans: 3
Light Color: RGB
Color: Snow White
Enclosure Material: Tempered Glass
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 17.95"D x 11.22"W x 18.19"H
Brand: HYTE
Model Name: CS-HYTE-Y60-BW
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: HYTE
UPC: 848604044590
Global Trade Identification Number: 90
Built-In Media: Item
Model Number: CS-HYTE-Y60-WW
Mfr Part Number: CS-HYTE-Y60-WW
Warranty Description: Hyte Y60 Computer Case - 3 Year
Antenna Location: Gaming
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I’ll keep this quick. I went for a 1440p @ 100 fps system. Intel i7 13700k w/ DeepCool AK620 DDR5 Memory Radeon 6700 XT (to keep it under budget) Pros: Easy to build in. I converted the set up from liquid cooling to air cooling and have yet to thermal throttle in synthetic tests or extended gaming. CPU is never above 75* while gaming, GPU floats around 70*-90* depending on the game. If you are building a similar system, stick fans in it in a positive pressure configuration that doesn’t clash and you’ll be set. Paint and finish is surprisingly good. No chipped paint, no smeary scratches, no wear marks that I didn’t put on the case by accident. Oops. I went with the Snow White (white interior & exterior) and I never noticed any glaring build or quality issues. There’s plenty of space inside to do a custom water loop. DOUBLE CHECK that any fat radiator you have will fit! Absolutely tons of tie down areas. If you want to cable tie cables, there’s a spot in a well thought out location to do so. Aesthetics are great, but that’s 100% subjective and honestly doesn’t matter toooo much. Cons: Mostly small and things out of company control. Mine lightly was damaged. Those small quick clips that secure glass and plastic panels were broken on one of the glass panels. I don’t think it was manufacturing but was due to shipping. The case is shipped with all glass installed, so maybe in shipping all the jostling broke those plastic clips? Maybe the company can figure out a different way to ship with the glass side panel off. Some of the case screws are really tight. They paint the screw threads themselves, and combined with the painted case makes very tight screws. Threading & unthreading strips the paint off the screw threads, which is normal. But kinda annoying when you can just paint the screw heads to avoid all of it. The instructions don’t include how to take off the PCIE riser cable to upgrade it, if you can even do that. It’s a PCIE 4.0 according to manufacturer, so when I upgrade GPU I will need to upgrade that. I’d like to not go in blind and undo all the screws and possible mess something up. Please update the manual.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2023 by Jorge Aguilar
Really fun case to build in! I have build in this case twice since receiving and if you are into lighting, this case allows you to enjoy the look! Noise level will depend on your fan settings and brand, but it is a quiet case otherwise. Very sturdy build with plenty of dust filtration built into the top, bottom and rear covers. Very versatile case that shows of well lit builds!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by J. Hogge
I wanted a fish tank case with a riser cable and found the Y60. Y70 and Y70 Touch are both other options but the 'Touch' model is CRAZY expensive and the Y60 is cheaper than the Y70 but that's due to the Y60 being a bit smaller (not by a whole lot). I think a 5090 would fit in the Y60 but at that point, might as well just get the Y70/Y70 Touch so there's more room for airflow. I have two NVME SSDs that are on the motherboard but also two HDDs so those are in there and since they're in the same area with the PSU, it can get a bit cramped with cable management but it's nothing too crazy. Working around the riser cable before plugging it in can be a little annoying as it's more or less in the way of plugging in extra fans, front panel connector and audio connector but it's still manageable. If you REALLY don't want it in the way, you can remove the bottom panel which takes the riser cable with it (the extra 2 fans (intake) are right below that which is why it's removable). I had two extra fans from my old case that I brought over for the intake on the main level. I will eventually move the visible fans over to RGB fans but I do want to give a heads up that if you do this and you are picky about the "pretty side" of the fans, be sure to put reverse blade fans here so they still intake without showing the "ugly side" of the fans. Also, if you put fans on top (either by themselves or with an AIO cooler), make sure they are set to exhaust as if you do intake, you will be pulling in extra dirt via gravity. I do plan on putting an AIO up top myself so just word of advice for all newbies. So, overall, you can have up to 8 fans (unless there is a spot for a third fan on the bottom, that would make 9; I probably should have checked that but oh well haha). For this case in particular, I love the white/black mix, instead of it being all white or all black. It's a good case to do a white/black computer build but also very good to do an all white or all black build in. Anyway, very fun overall to move all my parts over to this new case. Highly recommended. Yes, I did not remove the protective film from the glass panels when I took the pictures but you get the idea lol.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2025 by Queso32
I've owned several PC cases over the years, and the HYTE Y60 is by far my favorite. The first thing that caught my eye was the gorgeous panoramic glass design. It gives my build a clean, modern look and really shows off all of my components and RGB lighting. I've had multiple people compliment my setup since switching to this case. Building in the Y60 was a great experience. There was plenty of room to work, cable management was simple, and everything fit together perfectly. The included vertical GPU mount is one of my favorite features because it puts the graphics card on full display and gives the entire build a premium appearance. The build quality exceeded my expectations. The panels feel sturdy, everything lines up well, and the removable panels make upgrades and cleaning much easier than with other cases I've used. Airflow has also been excellent with the right fan configuration, and my system stays cool even during long gaming sessions. This case strikes the perfect balance between looks and functionality. It's not just a beautiful display piece—it was clearly designed with builders in mind. If you're putting together a gaming PC and want something that stands out while still being practical, I highly recommend the HYTE Y60. It's one of those purchases that I'm genuinely glad I made, and I'd buy it again without hesitation.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Caleb
I bought the HYTE Y60 for its clean design and amazing airflow, but I had no idea it would end up being the bodyguard for my entire build. During an argument with a family member, my PC flew off the porch—a full two-story drop straight onto the ground. I thought it was over. But when I looked at the case, I was stunned. Every component survived except the PSU. The GPU, CPU, motherboard, drives—totally intact. The case took a beating on the outside, but its internal design protected everything that mattered. On top of being shockingly durable, the airflow is fantastic. My temps dropped compared to my previous case, and the side intake bottom intake + top and rear exhaust keep everything cool even under load. Plus, the panoramic glass and vertical GPU mount make it a centerpiece on any desk. People constantly ask what case I’m using. This thing isn’t just a pretty face—it’s a tank disguised as modern art. Absolute legend of a case.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Patrick
Really great case. The snow white is amazing. I love the design of it. The angled corner is beautiful. There is plenty of room for your parts to be seen. And they look great. 3 slot cards and tall CPU coolers may not fit so well, so check ahead of time. The assembly isn't too bad. Although there are some nuances, you may have to disassemble things in a certain order to reach the parts properly. It's very heavy as well. I've expected with glass. But the end result is worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2023 by Cool Customer
#1 best thing about they hyte y60 is the aesthetics hands down. If you're gonna splurge on the case just shell out the extra 150.00 for the corner vsdisplay. Super easy to assemble and instructions easy to understand (but if you built PC's before you know what to do) Cable management in the back near the battery can be tricky based on how clean and precise you want you cables to look, but plenty of room to just cram them in there. No issues with wiring everything works flawlessly, and it's an amazing centerpiece for any battle station. Now the important thing to note is your temps specifically on the gpu, if you plan to make a liquid cooling system for this than no worries for you. If you plan to do air flow cooling you will need to purchase extra fans for the chassis and might want to consider replacing the ones provided with better fans, nothing wrong with the fans provided but you need constant air flow on this. I have a 7900xtx and just simple games like crab champion were pushing the temps into 90 degrees, I know that's not a big deal and can be handled but after noticing the temps I put my hand on the glass near the gpu and it gave a second degree burn the glass was on fire. The reason for this is the vertical mounting for this case puts the gpu fans less than 1/2 an inch from the window, so the gpu is constantly pushing heat exhaust against the glass, overall gpu junction temps stayed within a somewhat safe zone but this thing cooks the glass like a frying pan. To counter this you have a few options, you can just remove the glass permanently and run the PC without it as a sort of open air system (after doing this my temps while gaming dropped literally 20 degrees) the other options obviously you can go with a liquid cooling build which is what I plan to do, You can find a local glass smith and pay anywhere between 25-50 bucks for a custom glass for the case that's either heat resistant, or have the glass smith cut holes so the air passes through the glass you can get creative with this design and the glass smith can add shading and such to the glass to make it a unique custom build, and lastly and most practical you can buy power cooling fans and ensure the air flow is pushing up and against the point of contact where the gpu's exhaust is directed at the glass, this will still cause high temps on the glass and possible gpu but it's a practical fix that doesn't require cutting the glass. In the end overall a nice case just keep an eye on the temps.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Matthew C.
If you have the money get it! This is the best case! It comes with no rgb fans! But they are good! Rgb doesn’t mean more fps it just looks! The case is heavy and built pretty good I find that is one of the cooler cases I ever catch in my life!
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025 by MikeEspañol