Corsair 350D M-ATX Chassis -- Review

Posted on 2013-04-26 08:36:53 by Thomas De Maesschalck

If you've had even a passing interest in computers, there is a good chance that you've heard of Corsair. Corsair has a solid history of producing some of the best computer products on the market that range from SSD hard drives, RAM modules, power supplies and chassis to name but a few. With such a wide product range Corsair have built up an extensive knowledge of what PC users need in their systems and how best to integrate the required hardware, something that has always reflected well in their previous chassis designs, including the ones we've previously reviewed here at eTeknix, such as the 200R, 300R and C70 Vengeance, all of which won eTeknix awards for their design and feature set. As part of the Obsidian series of Corsair chassis, the 350D is set to take the entry level spot of the range, where it will sit along side the 550D, 650D, 700D, 800D and the gargantuan 900D chassis, but the 350D is the baby of the Obsidian family and it's Micro ATX form factor reflects that nicely. Given the pedigree of the rest of the Obsidian series, Corsairs 350D has a big reputation to uphold and nothing short of a high-performance, feature packed product will cut it today.



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