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April 2014
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Published: 2014-05-28, Author: Oliver , review by: hkepc.com
Abstract: Corsair entered the chassis market with its iconic Obsidian 800D way back in 2009. Even back then, I was impressed with that chassis' design and aesthetic. At that time I couldn't afford or justify getting the 800D, but I settled for its slightly more sen...
The Corsair Obsidian Series 450D is a great mid-tower ATX case that caters to the needs of just about every enthusiast. The phenomenal cooling performance, bold styling, and flexibility, makes this a chassis that is easy to recommend to almost anyone.The...
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Published: 2014-05-06, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: We've explored many unique PC cases over the years, most recently having reviewed the Silverstone Raven RVZ01, In Win tou, and Xigmatek Nebula so far in 2014, yet one model has continued to elude us. First unveiled at Computex 2013, Corsair's Carbide Air ...
Corsair is pumping out cases at a high pace; one could think this leads to a lesser design or a lower build quality. Corsair wouldn't be Corsair if every detail hasn't been verified twice. The today tested Obsidian 450D is a high quality mid-tower cas...
Published: 2014-04-10, Author: E. , review by: anandtech.com
With the Obsidian 450D, Corsair attempted to fill the gap between the Micro-ATX 350D and the very large 750D of the same series with a mid-tower case of normal proportions. Yes, they already have half a dozen mid-tower cases available, such as the Graphit...
Corsair designed the Obsidian 450D with a single purpose in mind; to create a mid-tower version of the Obsidian series and bridge the gap between small and huge cases. One could even wonder why they did not release it sooner, as the mid-tower is the mos...
I think the that the 450D is a very decent product with proper looks and a nice feature-set, it really is a nice build quality as well. The removable HDD/SDD trays, the grommet holes with rubber inlays for managing your wiring, decent cable management op...
Excellent build quality, Three retail-quality fans included, Loads of space for liquid cooling, Two SSD brackets behind the motherboard, Modular HDD cage is easily moved, Excellent cable routing, Aluminum-plated front cover, Big dust filter on the undersi
No USB 3.0 to 2.0 adapter, Interior a bit on the simple side, CPU cooler limited to 165 mm, Basic I/O, Minimal number of screws and zip ties, Can only hold three 3.5" HDD out of the box, No paper manual, Front cover unclips easily, Quality comes at a pric
The Corsair Obsidian 450D will set you back 120 US dollars excluding taxes. Expect the case to go for 110 euros including taxes in the EU. Excellent build quality Three retail-quality fans included Loads of space for liquid cooling Two SSD brackets behind...
