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Corsair Obsidian 250D mITX Cube Computer Case Review

Cases & PSU/Cases by leeghoofd @ 2014-01-21

Formerly known as a pure RAM manufacturing giant, Corsair has expanded their lineup big time over the past years; the product range is now ranging from RAM, PSU's, enclosures, gaming peripherals to even air/processor coolers. The cases covering from budget friendly till ultra high end versions. From basic mini towers till full blown full-tower models. Though the industry never stands still and formats tend to change. Corsair couldn't be left behind in the mITX race; hence why they released a mITX case version in the form of the Obsidian 250D on January the 8th. Today we are proud to introduce you to Corsair's latest sibling: The Obsidian 250D.

A Closer Look Part I

Once we start to remove the panels, it becomes obvious the Corsair R&D team did a great job. The option to install a 240mm AIO in a case of this size is amazing; a 120mm Fan is used to expel the heat from the top of the motherboard.

Both side panels received a large cut-out inclusive a meshed grill and non-removable dust filter. The smoked window in the top panel allows a glance at the utilized hardware. The aluminum brushed front panel adds that little extra Pro look to this Obsidian 250D case.

The front panel I/O is located next to the optical drive. On the left a power button alike the 750D and the reset button. On the right hand side two USB3.0 ports and the in and out jacks for the audio.

The Obsidian 250D rests on four oversized plastic feet with rubber inserts.

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