Corsair Obsidian Series 350Dw Case Review
Notably absent from Corsair’s lineup is the 700D, a discontinued model that removed the 800D’s hot-swappable drive bays and side panel window so it could exist at a cheaper price. Despite costing $50 less than the 800D, the 700D was still too expensive for the average system builder, especially considering how many other attractive options there are in the sub-$200 territory – not least from Corsair itself. Toward the more affordable side of the Obsidian series, the company has the $120 550D, a mid-tower with an emphasis on quiet operation....