Corsair Obsidian Series 350D CC-9011029-WW Black Aluminum / Steel MicroATX Case with Window

Pros: Sleek design Easily accessible dust filters Fits an h100i in the top (maybe the front as well without HD bays, i dont know!)

Cons: Cant find any at the moment, will update if any are found.

Pros: I hated when building a gaming pc with huge bulky cases. However, I've managed to fit H100i cooler on top, two graphics card with no problem of ventilation.

Cons: Of course the cable management is going to be harsh with limited space, but it's still manageable.

Pros: There is a lot of room in this case, considering it's a MATX tower. A Corsair H105 cooler in push/pull actually fits with no difficulty on the front, once you remove the extra drive bays, and has plenty of clearance for long video cards.

Cons: Kinda big for a MATX, so if your looking for a small tower, this isn't it. It's about the same size as a small ATX tower.

Overall Review: I'm a big fan of this case. The built in air filters work perfectly and are easy to clean, the front LEDs for power and HDD activity aren't blindingly bright, and I was able to fit a considerable amount of kit in it without difficulty.

Pros: Initially I bought a carbide series case and had to order the Obsidian series. This is because the liquid cooler I bought didn't fit into the carbide case I ordered. I'm glad I ordered the Obsidian case because the build quality is much better and feels more solid than the carbide series. Thicker metal, better screws and the placement of the drive bays work much better. I haven't had any issues with the front panel of the case. however, I feel that the front panel could have been designed a little better at the hinges and snaps.

Cons: On the decoder ring page from corsair it states that the h110i fits into this 350D case. It does however I had to bend down one of the drive support rails to make it fit. The cooler does extend into the drive bay rendering it non-usable. Fortunately, there was a second drive bay and I didn't need both.

Overall Review: Intel Core i7-6700K CPU Asus Maximus 8 Gene Motherboard G. Skill TridentZ 64GB RAM Corsair H110i GTX Liquid Cooler Samsung 950 Pro 512GB M.2 SSD Main OS Sandisk Extreme Pro 960GB SSD Storage Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti Amp! GPU Corsair Obsidian MicroATX Case Corsair RM 850W PSU LG Blu-Ray Drive Win10 64-Bit OS And a couple of 24" Acer Monitors

Pros: Solid build quality Bottom mount PSU 5 expansion slots Proper cable management Proper USB 3.0 cable plug/header Dedicated 2.5" drive bays Huge window Can accept a 160mm tall CPU cooler Can house longer GPU cards with ease 140mm front and top fan mount holes Intake fan filters Thumb screws for both side panels Tons of internal room

Cons: Not taking any eggs off for these, but: Would be nice to have additional front USB ports. Longer 5.25" devices (optical drives or hot swap bays) may not fit, as the motherboard will interfere with installation. Pictures show three 2.5" bays, but it comes with two (two is listed in the description). See Other Thoughts below...

Overall Review: After I received my 350D and remembering that I saw three 2.5" bays in the pictures vs the two listed in the description, I called Corsair and told them about the discrepancy between the description and the photos. Extra 2.5" bays are available directly from Corsair for a very reasonable and inexpensive purchase price. I've built quite a few uATX systems in my 20+ years of PC building, and this is far and above the nicest and easiest small form factor case I have ever owned and worked with. Kudos to Corsair for yet another product that had thought and logic applied during the design stage.

Pros: -This is an absolutely beautiful little case. Very easy to work with & comes with the top-notch build quality you'd expect from Corsair. -When you pick-up the case it feels extremely sturdy and well constructed. The large side Window looks very 'clean" & classy, letting you oggle all of your expensive bits n' bobbs. -much more manageable and better looking (imo) than my old 600t. -If your looking to buy a case for a new mATX build, the 350d is the one you want.

Cons: Wish the top vents came with dust filters. No biggie though.

Overall Review: My System specs: -Corsair Obsidian 350d -i7 4770k -Asus Gryphon MB (with Armor kit) -Sapphire Dual-X 7970 -16gb Corsair Dominator Platinum (8x2) -Corsair H100i -Samsung 840 pro 256gb -Corsair force GT 90gb -WD Black 1TB

Pros: Small but still plenty of room for any Graphics card. The quality is mostly great, and the design is intelligent. I left behind my old Antec 902 for this case, and am very pleased with how much quieter it is.. my Antec sounded like a jet liner taking off. The window also looks great on this case, while still looking classy.

Cons: I can't give this 5 stars because the front panel which holds the 5.25 bays in place snapped one of its feet right off when i tried to gently remove it. Be careful with that front plate! I also think it's kind of weird how when I put an optical drive in, it sits recessed back further than the brushed aluminum front plate. Could look better if it was flush...

Overall Review: This case is seriously a winner and I only have minor complaints.

Pros: Comes with two fans, decent price, nice and clean brushed metal face, 5.25", 3.5" and 2.5" drive options. Good wire routing options throughout. Front and bottom filters, decent airflow.

Cons: Does not come with top dust cover and must be ordered separately. Minus one egg for that