Corsair Is Back In Black

Corsair Is Back In Black

If you need a roomy full tower for your next build, check out Corsair’s new Obsidian Series 750D ($159.99). The brushed aluminum and steel case has plenty of space for all the latest component goodness you want to add to your system. In addition to tool-less side panels and drive bays, and you’ll find little extras like cable routing grommets that will keep your wires safe and secure as you piece together your build. 

The case comes with three 140mm fans (two front, one rear), but has room for up to eight, and there are easy-access dust filters at the top, rear, and front. Included are six internal 3.5/2.5-inch bays in two modular cages, and you can add up to four more SSDs via dedicated sideways-oriented mounts. The case’s nine expansion slots mean SLI and CrossFireX configs are no problem, and the front panel has four USB ports (two USB 3.0) and headphone/mic jacks. Dimensions are 22 x 9.25 x 21.5 inches (HxWxD); weight is 21.4 pounds.