Obsidian Series® 650D Mid-Tower Case

Brilliant Design, Inside and Out™

The Obsidian Series 650D is manufactured with strong, stamped steel parts for increased rigidity, and coated in a black textured paint. The front panel features a beautiful black brushed aluminum faceplate to bring a subtle elegance to your next build.

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Quality Construction

The Obsidian Series 650D mid-tower case is manufactured with strong, stamped steel parts for increased rigidity, and coated in a black textured paint. The front panel features a beautiful black brushed aluminum faceplate to bring a subtle elegance to your next build.

Excellent Cooling

A large, black 200mm intake fan hides behind the front dust filter, quietly pushing vast amounts of air over your hard drives and video cards. The air is then exhausted by a second 200mm fan on top of the case, and a rear 120mm fan. The top fan can be replaced by dual 120mm or 140mm fans, and is pre-spaced for a dual radiator if you’re interested in watercooling. And all fans are controlled by a three-mode, four-channel fan controller should you want to make your own choice between noise and performance.

Award-Winning Features

The 650D is a member of the award-winning Obsidian Series of cases from Corsair. The Obsidian Series is more than just a name — it means real features that can benefit even the most experienced system builder.

Dual 200mm fans provide outstanding cooling for even the hottest components
Easily accessible dust filters make maintenance simple and hassle-free
Quick-release side panels make it easier than ever to upgrade your hardware
Integrated fan controller lets you quickly adjust cooling performance and noise levels
Four tool-free optical drive bays and up to six SSD-ready hard drive trays provide plenty of expansion
CPU backplate cutout makes it easy to upgrade your CPU cooler
Brilliant cable routing system provides a way to keep your system neat and tidy
Adjustable drive cages can be removed and relocated to accommodate large video cards
Room for long power supplies gives you peace of mind for future upgrades

Гарантия Два года

Размеры 21.5” (L) x 9” (W) x 20.5” (H) 546mm (L) x 229mm (W) x 521mm (H)

Поддержка MB ATX, mATX

Слоты расширения 8

Форм-фактор Mid-tower

Материал Steel structure with black brushed aluminum faceplate

Отсеки для накопителей (x4) 5.25” (x6) 3.5”/2.5” Drive Caddies

Система охлаждения (x2) 200mm Fans (x1) 120mm Fans

Разъемы спереди (x2) USB 2.0 (x2) USB 3.0 (x1) IEEE 1394 (x1) Headphone, (x1) Mic 4-channel Fan Controller

Блок питания ATX (not included)

Blog

Corsair and Infsite A.G. Dream PC

By Jake Crimmins, on April 9th, 2013

What components would you use to build your Corsair Dream PC? Corsair's Ronaldo Buassali recently visited Infsite A.G. in Brazil to build a Corsair Dream PC. Check out some photos of this awesome PC.

Corsair Obsidian Series 550D Spring Cleaning

By Mike Clements, on March 29th, 2012

Spring is in the air. Spring brings about many things such as showers, flowers and spring cleaning. And, many times a spring cleaning job becomes so much more work than you initially thought it would but, that's not always a bad thing!

In August of 2011, we published a blog post using an Obsidian Series® 650D Mid-Tower Case. The goal for that system was for it be silent, or as close to silent as we could get it. That worked out pretty well. It worked out so well in fact that this has been my daily driver since that time and it has performed flawlessly.

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Sandy Bridge-E Build Log

By Jake Crimmins, on November 15th, 2011

The new Sandy Bridge-E based 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor family CPUs and the X79 motherboards make up the foundation of Intel's new platform geared towards enthusiasts. Sandy Bridge-E features a quad channel memory controller with the ability to run up to 64GB of memory. The memory controller also supports up to DDR3-1600 natively. There were also improvements made to improve overclocking as well. The socket has been changed to 2011 pins to support quad channel memory as well as more PCI-E lanes.

Installing the Hydro Series H80 and H100 Liquid CPU Coolers

By Dylan Rhodes, on August 17th, 2011

By popular demand, we've posted a video of Jeff Checchi demonstrating the installation of both a Hydro Series™ H80 and a Hydro Series H100 Liquid CPU Cooler in an Obsidian Series® 650D mid-tower PC case.

Silent, or Close to It: 650D + Intel Sandy Bridge/P67 Build Log

By Mike Clements, on August 3rd, 2011

Simon and Garfunkel once famously sang in a hit song from the 1960s “these are the sounds of silence”. I always thought that was a curious expression. If something produces sound, then it’s not silent.

I was thinking about that fact recently when I read over some communications I had with Rajinder “Raja” Gill and Juan “JJ” Guerrero from ASUS. We were discussing just how cool the new second generation Intel Sandy Bridge CPUs can be run and also the plethora of power saving options on current P67/Z68 based motherboards. It’s getting extremely easy to build a really quiet and powerful PC.

This discussion started me thinking about building a silent, or at least a very quiet PC. JJ suggested that I take a take a look at the ASUS P67 Sabertooth paired with a 2500K CPU. I liked the information I found so, I got 1 of each and then I started a very careful parts selection which resulted in an outstanding system, pictured below.

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