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February 2014
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Finition, Chassis intéressant, Watercooling 240 mm, Montage simple et sans outil, Ventilation, Silence en 5v
Prix, Emplacement HDD un peu juste
Avec son 250D, Corsair nous propose un excellent produit, disons-le de suite. Tout d'abord, nous sommes bien face à un produit Obsidian, avec une bonne finition, un aspect général flateur et un assemblage de qualité. A l'intérieur, on ne manque pas de pla...
L'Obsidian 250D est le premier boitier Mini-ITX de Corsair. Son look racé ne laisse pas indifférent et la signature du constructeur est indéniable. Nous avons un boitier orienté gaming avec une fenêtre sur le haut, de larges grilles d'aération latérales e...
Extrait: 2014 could be the year of the small desktop. An ever growing number of motherboard manufacturers are introducing Mini ITX boards, as well as a lot of new cases that are being put on the market. We thought this called for a new test on Hardware.Info of t...
Professional aesthetics, Good build quality, Good cooling performance, Can house high-end graphics cards, Plenty of fan options, Allocation for 240mm radiator, 2.5” and 3.5” drive support
Cable management is tricky, Some space not utilised
The Obsidian family has gathered lots of appeal over the years and rightly so, the models within this range are professional, elegant and aesthetically pleasing. The only piece missing from the puzzle is the inclusion of a Mini-ITX option, which is wh...
Understated design, Supports 240 mm radiator, Solid build quality, Well designed internal layout
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Overall we are very impressed with what the Corsair Obsidian 250D has to offer. Even though Corsair are clearly targeting a similar market to that served by the Bitfenix Prodigy, the two cases are very different. The Obsidian 250D is a much more subdued...
We have to admit that on opening the box, we got pretty excited with the Obsidian 250D. Its water-cooling potential all but matches the BitFenix Prodigy despite being smaller, it has excellent GPU cooling and while it's CPU cooling isn't amazing, it ha...
Extrait: The Corsair Obsidian series is by far one of the coolest chassis ranges on the market today, they've amazed us here at eTeknix and countless others around the world with their extremely competent feature sets, design, build quality and versatility. The se...
Solid build quality, Room for a highend graphics card, Can house a 240mm radiator, Ample aircooled potential, Toolfree storage bays, Multiple dust filters
A bit big, for a SFF chassis, Does little to minimise noise
It has taken the best part of five years for Corsair to add a Mini ITX chassis to its burgeoning product line. This prolonged absence from a growing market opened the door for rivals, who were quick to fill the gap with high-performance solutions that ha...
Excellent construction quality, Excellent use of space within the compact chassis, Comes with two retail fans, Can hold a 240 mm all-in-one liquid cooler, Includes a fully sized 5.25" drive bay, Dust filter on all intakes, Graphics cards of up to 290 mm w
PSU-mounting frame a bit too thin, No USB 2.0 connectivity possibile, HDDs very easily accessible, which makes them prone to theft, Fairly sharp edges on the front aluminum panel, Quality and engineering comes at a price
The Corsair Obsidian 250D sells for around 75 euro including taxes or 90 US dollars excluding taxes. Excellent construction quality Excellent use of space within the compact chassis Comes with two retail fans Can hold a 240 mm all-in-one liquid cooler Inc...
Extrait: What does it take to make a gaming computer? First of all, it must have a fast graphics card because nearly any mainboard today lets you install a top-performance CPU and a lot of high-speed system memory. So it is this inability to fit in a good enoug...
