Corsair Obsidian 350D

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Overclockers Club has just put the finishing touches on their review of the Corsair Obsidian 350D today. If you need a new mATX case, you might want to give this review a look.

As the micro ATX and mini ITX motherboards are gaining popularity, Corsair have realeased the 350D to add flexibility to the series and let builders of smaller (but still powerful) systems enjoy what the Obsidian Series has to offer. So today we will review the Obsidian 350D mini ATX case with the side window. It is also available without a side window.

 

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I have one. I like it. Inside it is a Corsair HX850 PSU, two Corsair AF120 "Quiet Edition" fans in the top (in addition to the 120mm and 140mm fans that came preinstalled in it), a Gigabyte microATX Z87 board, an Intel Core i5 4670, an EVGA GTX 770 with their ACX cooler, and a 240GB Intel 520 series SSD.

The thing is deadly quiet. And it doesn't have those annoying damn super bright blue LEDs that seem to be infecting every other piece of electronics. The power and HDD LEDs are soft white. It's a nice case. It looks sharp, feels sturdy, is easy to work in, and is very quiet.

 

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debating on this or the bitfenix prodigy for my LAN computer.