Corsair is a relative newcomer to the computer case market, but the company has won accolades for itself with a line of popular mainstream enthusiast cases at a variety of price points. On the high-end of its offerings is the Corsair Obsidian Series 900D .

Well-built; Stylish; Highly capable

More suited to a niche market; Pricey; No fan controllers

We had to wait quite a while before the Corsair Obsidian 900D was released, but it's finally here and it was definitely worth the wait. From the get-go we say that this has been an intriguing experience.

When we asked HEXUS readers to name their best PC chassis of all time , it was no surprise to see Corsair's Obsidian Series 800D mentioned on more than one occasion. Introduced back in 2009 as the company's first chassis, the 800D cost a pretty penny but offered enthusiasts an excellent blend of...

There really is no stone unturned in the design of the Corsair Obsidian 900D chassis. From the moment I removed the plastic and foam and found all the edges taped, the window protected inside and out, and tape holding the front panels on so not to get lose and scratch things in transit, I had a good...

Corsair likes to make cases, I think we know that much for sure by now. I mean, they have designed something on the order of 13 different chassis , not including color variations. The very first case Corsair shipped was the Obsidian 800D and at the time it was massive, just down right big.

During CES in January of this year Corsair were happy to show reasonably final samples of the 900D case, a follow up to 2010's 800D. The 800D was a hugely impressive case for its time and since reviewing that we can only think of a couple of models which come close to competing in the high end of...

The Corsair Obsidian Series 900D MSRP is $349.99. While this may seem like a lot of money, the price is definitely in-line with other cases in its class. We know this may be a sticking point for some, but we honestly think this chassis is worth the asking price.

The Corsair Obsidian 900D is certainly a beast of a case. If you're looking to install insane amounts of water cooling, massive motherboards, graphics cards, and to simply have the room to expand your system as needed without the concern if it will fit or not, there will be few if any that will meet...

Corsair is finally pulling back the review embargo sheets on its new "Super Tower" 900D PC case. Details and pictures have been leaking out for months, but now we finally get to see if all the hype is justified.

It should go without saying at this point that Joe Everybuilder isn't going to be interested in spending $349 to cool his single CPU, single GPU, air-cooled build. The Corsair 900D positively dwarfs our full fat testbed and really, it would take serious work to fill up this case anyhow.