Corsair Obsidian 750D

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lots of space ; tool free 2.5" bays that do not interfere with wiring for the 3.5" drive cages ; holds any size power supply I can think of ; lots of room for wires behind the mainboard tray ; several mounting possibilities for the 3.5" cages ; looks...

no screws for power supplies, not enough accessory standoffs for MATX boards

I really like this case. It's big, it looks fantastic, and it has a lot of things going for it. Like those awesome 2.5" trays that still allow you to run wiring for your 3.5" hard drives behind them and the sheer number of spots for fans. There are a...

Good build quality ; Largely tool-free operation ; Configurable HDD cage layout ; Able to accommodate radiators for liquid cooling setups ; Spacious internals

Uninteresting, bland design ; HDD cage needs to be relocated to accommodate large PSUs ; Slightly expensive ; Lack of handles and wheels make it hard to transport

Update (24-9-2013, 2:30pm)

A very well-featured case with some unique installation options.

Professional aesthetics ; Dust filters are easy to remove ; Strong radiator support within ; XL-ATX and E-ATX support ; Flexible storage options ; Good clearance for hardware

Price ; No anti-vibration padding for PSU ; Side panels flex / thin ; Lack of mounting holes for bottom row on XL-ATX motherboards

The Obsidian Series is synonymous with quality and it’s no surprise that this third Obsidian chassis for 2013 has gathered plenty of attention amongst avid Corsair patriots. Where this new chassis fits in is a little unclear since both the 650D and...

4 ssd slots 8 fan mounts for prefect airflow massive in size room for quad sli xfire if that's your thing

Big

Badly put together. Side panels didn't fit properly. Brushed metal panel look on the front is ruined if you have to fit drives etc. Although you can fit two fans in the bottom of the case, you can only do this if you only have SSD's that you can fit in...

LOVE the way you can mount 2.5" SSD's in the right hand side of the case effectively under the motherboard. Even no need to remove the SSD trays, the SSD's just slide in! Bought this case for 3 large graphics cards and plenty of room, but a couple of...

Case is longer and wider than any other case I've had in the past.

plenty of room for any upgrades (length width and height), even takes 4 of my beast gpu's with no problems. airflow is so good I don't even need one of my fans and black on black looks cool with anything

not sure its a bad point, but it didn't fit in my gaming desk so had to build a custom desk :)