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When Corsair introduced its Obsidian line in 2009 with the 800D it brought out a case that was beautiful, functional, and massive. In 2011 Corsair introduced the mid-tower Obsidian 650D it was still beautiful, functional, and just a bit too big for many enthusiasts. In 2013, Corsair introduced its first Micro-ATX case the 350D. The 350D keeps the beauty and functionality of its larger brethren but fits it into 17.7″ x 17.3″ case designed to contain a powerful multi-GPU system in a much smaller enclosure than many enthusiast have been accustomed to in the past. So let Benchmark Reviews walk you through the Corsair 350D and look at the new smaller case design.
Technic3D hat das Corsair Obsidian 350D Gehäuse im Test. Optisch angelehnt an das 900D Gehäuse soll das 350D, trotz kompakter Maße für Micro-ATX-Systeme, ein üppiges Platzangebot bereitstellen. Ob das Obsidian 350D-Gehäuse auch im Test überzeugen kann, steht im folgenden Artikel.
Earlier this year, Corsair released their flagship chassis, the Obsidian 900D. A bit later a mini version came out, the 350D. Almost like the mini versions from smartphone brands such as Samsung and HTC, there are many similarities with the bigger sibling, but the features are less extensive and less advanced. It's smaller, more affordable and it will only fit micro-ATX motherboards.
Corsair’s success in the case market has been undeniable, yet there has always been that one missing option; a micro-ATX chassis. Enter the 350D, a chassis which sits in Corsair’s Obsidian series and aims to provide enthusiast m-ATX users with a high-quality enclosure.
Corsair introduced early this year at the CES fair another case to the strong Obsidian lineup: the Obsidian 450D. Being labeled as the smaller 750D variant it blends in perfectly between the existing range from the humongous full-tower 900D model to the cube shaped Obsidian 250D. The 450D model is here to satisfy the need for a spacious interior combined with an optimized air flow, ready to fit crazy customized water cooling equipment. Nevertheless combining this with the sleek looks and design, typical of the Corsair Obsidian series.
Corsair Obsidian 550D Die hochpreisige Obsidian-Serie von Corsair ist seit Jahren bekannt und wurde unlängst um das 550D ergänzt. Das 550D ist dabei das bislang günstigste Computergehäuse der Serie.
Technic3D hat das Corsair Obsidian 550D Gehäuse im Test. Das 550D möchte im Silent-Bereich punkten und zugleich auch alle anderen bekannten Features nicht außer Acht lassen. Wie das Gehäuse im Test abschneidet, steht im folgenden Artikel.
The 550D is the latest mid-tower case within Corsair's Obsidian series, with an aluminum front door, eight expansion slots, noise dampening foams, and several other interesting features. Let's check it out.
Today we look at one of Corsairs most recent case designs, the 550D, which looks to bring ultra-low noise operation to the high quality build normally associated with their range.
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