Features & specifications
Marketed as a Mini ITX PC Case this is amongst the smallest small form factors chassis available, intended for one motherboard formats only, Mini-ITX. The small and cute chassis however is loaded with enthusiast features and offers room for even liquid cooling.
Corsair
If you want to build a Mini ITX system without sacrificing expansion, flexibility, or performance, the Obsidian Series 250D is your answer. Though it’s small on the outside, the 250D has room for standard components like a full-size 5.25” optical drive, a full-length GPU, a 240mm radiator, and even a full-size ATX power supply.
The sleek aluminum front fascia provides the striking yet subtle design that Obsidian Series cases are known for, and a top window gives you a close-up view of your high-performance components. The 250D is a great choice if you want full size performance in a small space.
Key Benefits Overview
- Aluminum front fascia and thick steel construction
- Overall dimensions: 290mm (H) x 277mm (W) x 351mm (D)
- Top window for component visibility
- Thumbscrew backplate removal for PSU and hard drive access
- Easily removed dust filters on all intakes
- Simultaneously fit two 3.5”/2.5” drives, two 2.5” drives, one 5.25” drive, a full sized PSU, a 290mm long GPU, and a 240mm radiator
- Front panel USB 3.0, headphone and mic ports, and power and reset buttons
- Innovative three panel removal for sides and top panel, with thumbscrews
- Front fan 200mm, 140mm, or 120mm compatible (AF140L 140mm included)
- Side fans dual 120mm compatible (AF120L 120mm included)
- Rear fans dual 80mm compatible
- Tons of cable routing tie downs for easy cable maintenance
- Tool free installation of all drives
The Obsidian 250D comes factory stocked with 2 fans as standard – one 140mm intake fans located at the front (HDD bay area) and then there is a 120mm exhaust fan located in the left side panel.
The Obsidian Series 250D is Corsair's smallest case to date. It measures 11.4 inches (H) by 10.9 inches (W) by 13.81 inches (D) and weighs 9.7 pounds before you chuck it full with hardware. So yeah, the chassis will give you a lot of room inside to build a pretty awesome LAN box. You have 290mm of graphics card space and 200mm of power supply space so you can fit in standard ATX power supplies. Inside you'll find two expansion slots, two tool-less 2.5-inch/3.5-inch combo bays, two 2.5-inch bays, two high-airflow fans (there's room for up to five). On the front of the case are two USB 3.0 ports. The 250D will be available this month for $90 MSRP.
