Obsidian Series® 800D Full-Tower Case

The Obsidian Series 800D is a full-featured full-tower PC case for real builders, featuring plenty of room for all of your components, space to add up to seven fans and a 3x120mm radiator, four SATA3 hot-swap bays, and more.

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Designed for Years of Performance

The Obsidian Series 800D is built to last through years of motherboard, power, memory, cooling, and component upgrades.

The steel structure has a matte black coating both inside out and is finished with a brushed aluminum faceplate for a professional look that's both serious and awe-inspiring. A windowed side panel makes it easy to show off your work.

Three Isolated Cooling Zones

The power supply compartment, main compartment and the SATA bays each have dedicated cooling subsystems to prevent heat buildup.

A dust-filtered 140mm fan draws in cold air at the bottom of the case and exhausts it at the rear and top. This clever design forces fresh air directly over the graphics card and CPU. The SATA hot-swap bays are cooled by a separate 140mm fan which vents from the case via a sealed chamber and prevents the heat generated by the drives from entering the main compartment. The power supply compartment has its own dedicated intake and exhaust, also isolated from the main compartment.

Need even more cooling performance? The Obsidian Series 800D has pre-drilled support for top-mounted single, dual, and triple radiators, or up to three additional 120mm fans.

Advanced Features for Extreme Flexibility

A four-drive SATA3 hot-swap drive bay sits in the front of the case, making it easier to install or swap hard drives on the fly. A unique cable routing system virtually eliminates cable clutter that can impede airflow. The tool-free design allows for easy entry, easy access, and quick installation of 5.25” drives.

Features include

Four easily accessed hot-swap drive bays
Removable CPU backplate panel for easy heatsink installation
Isolated cooling zones prevent heat buildup
Unique cable routing holes guarantee a clean and clutter-free installation
Three 140mm fans included, with the ability to add four more 120mm fans
Tool-free optical drive installation makes building a system faster than ever
Two year warranty with Corsair's world-class customer service and technical support

Warranty Two years

Dimension 24" (H) x 24" (L) x 9" (W) - (609mm X 609mm X 229 mm)

MB Support ATX, EATX, mATX

Expansion Slots 7

Form Factor Full-tower

Material Aluminum Faceplate, Steel Structure

Drive Bays (x5) 5.25"" (x4) 3.5"" SATA Hot Swappable (x2) 3.5"" Internal

Cooling (x3) 140mm Fans Up to 4x 120mm Fans (not included)

Front I/O (x2) USB 2.0 (x2) USB 3.0 (x1) IEEE1394 (x1) Headphone, (x1) MIC

Power Supply ATX (not included)

Obsidian Series 800D First Look by PC Perspective

PC Perspective gets a tour of the Obsidian Series 800D Chassis from Corsair at Computex 2009.

From Dumpy to Dominating

Learn how to breathe some life back into a machine that may be a bit long in the tooth. This upgrade requires no operating system re-install, but gives you a performance increse using Corsair Dominator GT memory modules, a TX950W power supply, a P256 SSD drive and puts it all into a Corsair Obsidian Series 800D full tower chassis!

Build a computer using the Corsair Obsidian 800D Chassis Part 2

Part two of two. In this video we wrap up our system build by showing how easy it is to route cables in the 800D. We use a H50 CPU cooler, an HX850W Power Supply and Dominator GT Memory modules.

Build a computer using the Corsair Obsidian 800D Chassis Part 1

Part one of two. In this video we show install a Core i7 system into a Corsair Obsidian 800D and show off its many features. We use a H50 CPU cooler, an HX850W Power Supply and Dominator GT Memory modules.

Hardware Canucks gives the 800D their "Dam Good" award

From the first moment the Corsair Obsidian 800D was rumoured, the internet has been abound with speculation on just how great this case could be. Well the day is finally here where Hardware Canucks gets to show you. In their first ever release of a chassis product, the company has made headlines

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I began this build log thinking of it as more of a pure work station. Of course, it has the guts to be an exceptional gaming machine also. So, I thought it would be fun to see how it stacks up against my last gaming build log, Yellowbeard's Revenge.

Yellowbeard's Revenge (below left) was built around an X58 based motherboard using an Intel® Core™ i7 950 CPU, and a Graphite Series™ 600T case. This workstation (below right) is built using a Z68 based motherboard and a Core i7 2600K CPU. Due to the amount of HDs and other factors, I chose the Obsidian Series® 800D case for the workstation.

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By Mike Clements, on September 13th, 2011

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Installing the Hydro Series H100 Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler In the Obsidian 800D

By Jeff Checchi, on July 29th, 2011

The Hydro Series™ H100 is the new top of the line all enclosed water cooling CPU coolers from Corsair. The H100 is similar to other Hydro Series CPU coolers from Corsair with a few exceptions, the main one being that the H100 uses a longer 240mm radiator. Luckily all of Corsairs PC cases will support the H100 and this blog will serve to illustrate the process. We will be installing it in our Obsidian Series™ 800D full-tower case.

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Excellent Case

First off, this case is HUGE. lots of space for everything you could imagine. as stated in the previous post, if your into cable managment, then make sure your sata cable are extra long. i have this pared with a corsair ax850. the atx cable was a little short for the cable managment. just an fyi. other than that, i am very happy with this.

Great Case

This is a case that we as a Consulting Firm have built and rebuilt 10 times in various configurations for multiple Clients.

It has a few shortcomings in that there is no readily available front 3 1/2 inch Bay/Bezel for Media Readers or Devices, and it needs wheels.

This is a BEAST when loaded with 1200 watt PSU and 9 -11 drives and multiple GPU's

It is incredibly sturdy, well finished and allows for multiple methods, and configurations of air flow and cooling...whether it be water or air.

Snap open side panels and rubber grommeted interior make cable routing easy and for those who want to show off "their Stuff" the side window with a CC Tube makes a very impressive build.

If you re going to take advantage of "behind the scenes" cable routing you will most assuredly need to use extra long SATA cables for connections from the MB to the drives.

Best Steel case we have seen in years, and we hope they will be building a bit taller version of it with 9-10 expansion slots for the Gigabyte and EVGA MB's.