Introduction

I would like to thank Corsair for supplying the review sample.


We are taking a look the the Corsair Obsidian 750D today, a compact full-tower chassis aimed at the high-performance user. Here is what Corsair has to say about their own chassis:

The Obsidian Series 750D full tower PC case combines generous expansion flexibility, room for advanced cooling options, and an interior that’s optimized for fast and easy builds and upgrades. It has a clean, elegant exterior that dispenses with arbitrary plastic add-ons in exchange for the beauty of brushed aluminum and solid steel. This rigid, rugged exterior surrounds a frame that has ample room for high-performance components and the sophisticated cooling you’ll need if you’re going to push those components to their limits. And, it incorporates a host of clever system builder-focused features, because building a system should be straightforward, trouble-free, and even fun.

Specifications

Packaging

Corsair ships the Obsidian 750D in the same plain cardboard package as most of their other cases. The front has an image of the enclosure along with its model name, while the rear holds a blow-up diagram and some promotional text. Both side panels hold identical texts and images. There are also some carrying holes for ease of transportation.


The Obsidian 750D is held in place by two fairly sturdy Styrofoam spacers. A plastic bag has been applied to protect the case from fingerprints and scratches.