We were beginning to wonder if Corsair would be joining the others in making a splash at Computex, and obviously the answer is “yes.” The company is catching eyes of hardcore gamers with its $299 Obsidian Series 800D high-performance chassis, an absolutely massive case designed to hold more components than most computer users could ever dream of. Indeed, even Corsair admits that this shell is engineered for the “enthusiast market,” with Jim Carlton, VP of Marketing, confessing that it’s a “true builder’s case.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We were beginning to wonder if Corsair would be joining the others in making a splash at Computex, and obviously the answer is “yes.” The company is catching eyes of hardcore gamers with its $299 Obsidian Series 800D high-performance chassis, an absolutely massive case designed to hold more components than most computer users could ever dream of. Indeed, even Corsair admits that this shell is engineered for the “enthusiast market,” with Jim Carlton, VP of Marketing, confessing that it’s a “true builder’s case.” Continue reading