The drive cages were placed back in their default positions for our tests to accurately gauge the Obsidian 750D's out-of-the-box performance.
The Corsair Obsidian 750D delivered excellent consistent results. The large open space certainly did keep the temperatures of the components surrounding our CPU and GPU down.
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wow thats a really good price for such a nicely built chassis, was expecting around £50 more considering. GJ Corsair
thats good pricing indeed. They make nice looking cases. I love my carbide