The Corsair 450D is the smallest of the Obsidian family, but it offers the same cool and clean look and a potent feature set at a price tag of 120 USD - which is 20 dollars less than the 550D, but 20 dollars more than the 350D. Is there enough room for the 450D to fill such a gap?
There is a lot to love about this case and very little I can find fault with. Actually, if I'm honest there isn't anything I found fault with, the whole thing is pretty perfect! It's not often I come across a product where there isn't at least one small detail that I wasn't happy with, but Corsair...
Extensive air cooling options; Can hold up to four water cooling radiators; Dust filters; Stylish aluminium front panel; Huge side panel window; Lots of cable management space; Modular front storage; 2 x 2.5″ SSD mounts behind motherboard
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For the past couple of years, Corsair has enjoyed success in the mid-tower chassis market with award-winning enclosures such as the Graphite Series 600T and Obsidian Series 650D. Both options continue to have plenty to offer, but the ￡140 price tag is overshadowing the company's earlier efforts.
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