Corsair Obsidian 900D review

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Okay so take a mental image of the photo above, don't stare just yet, let it simmer... we'll now move downwards.

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The lower compartment door once again can be easily open up and even removed. It holds magnetic dust-filters on the lower side-intakes. Behind it you'll notice the first series of storage options. Two HDD bays/cages; each cage can hold three HDDs or SSDs.


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With the top side panel removed we can now look from top to bottom. Lower left is the PSU area, to the right the drive cages. We'll look more in-depth at that in a minute though. So you'll notice a CPU backplate cutout for simple CPU cooler installation, 4x tool-free 5.25in drive bays for easy drive installation, many cable-routing holes and multiple HDD cages that support up to 3x HDD per cage.

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Inside the chassis you'll spot a small carton box. Bundled items are screws mostly for all the fans you can optionally mount. 

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The top side reveals a vent cover/filter on top that can be easily removed and cleaned and the 140mm rear exhaust fan. These are PWM controlled fans. Connect them to a controller or your motherboard to regulate them. The 900D itself does not have a fan controller though. 

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The interior overall is extremely well designed and there's just so much room to work with, all the larger components will fit easily. But let's have a closer look at the drive cages, as these are configurable.

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So the 3.5" HDD cages can be (re)located in different positions as there are five different locations to mount the three HDD cages,  should you think that 9 drives are not enough, then you can purchase 2 extra HDD cages directly from Corsair’s webstore, bringing the total number of drives supported up to a total of 15.

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