Read more.Just as big, almost as useful, but cheaper than the award-winning Obsidian Series 800D.
Read more.Just as big, almost as useful, but cheaper than the award-winning Obsidian Series 800D.
that really is a beautiful bit of kit.
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Dayuum, that is some nice looking kit.
Bit of a disappointment, I was hoping something nearer to an oversized mid tower instead of an 800D clone.
I can see me buying this. Not a fan of the window chassis, don't need hot-swappable drives, so the 800D was always overkill for me. This case ticks all the boxes.
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It's nice to see sensible things being removed to cut costs for a change, rather than the things that make it stand out. I love the dual PSU ability and motherboard tray with access holes. So glad to see that've survived the cost cuts.
Echoing the above comments - liking the lack of the windowed side too. An e-sata port would be good (on this and the 800D) but depending on price I could be very tempted.
Want, want, want :-)
as others have said, culling the hot swap bays and the side window seem sensible. Actually, I think I would pay a (small) price premium not to have a window on the side.
The 800D and this 700D are really nice bits of kit. I'll be particularly interested when Corsair introduces something more the size of a midi tower though, these cases are massive!
Would love some of the features in a smaller size. 500D mini tower?
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