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hey what's going on tech fans welcome back once again to the channel I'm Eric and you're on tech of tomorrow what are we doing today well today we're gonna be taking a look at a brand new case and people over at Corsair what is this well this is one of their obsidian line this is their 350 D now this is a micro ATX mini ITX case and this thing's pretty much decked out you know it's a real small case you get to three point five Bay's to two point five Bay's you can fit in all kinds of stuff for water cooling 120 a 240 or a 140 or 280 rad all those different types of Red's can fit in here it comes equipped a couple fans but there's actually five fans that can be totally installed so basically this is a really small case geared for the gamer it can also take multiple video cards so you can do SLI or crossfire all that stuff inside this little tiny case so with that said let's get it out of the box and let's take a closer look at the product alright folks so now we've got the case out of the box and let's Salinas taking out the box crap you guys don't really need to see that what's the big deal of that so let's start here on the bottom you see you have the courser logo move our way up you have two bays right here it's if your hard drives or whatever up here on top we have our headphone microphone we've ever also right here our Start button two USB 3.0 ports and then as we move down this thing right here actually pops off so you push the little button right here and the entire front panel comes off there's two little slots right here and you can also see on the back of this thing right here there are two little slots that you just put and mount in there so it's very easy to take up on and off you can see there's a filter back behind here it's also totally removable a fan right inside so I'll just go ahead and put the thing back together go ahead and take the little screen here pop it in pop it in take the two little notch things right here go ahead and knock those in like a little clicking sound a notch in down there and it's easily just pops in just like that so let's move along let's go to the side of the case the side of the case here's a window got a nice clear window here for those custom modders and people who actually want to jump inside the case and check their stuff out and be able to see it you'll get to do it all in there on the back I'm just gonna go to the back real quick because we're gonna be starting to take things apart just take a look in the back right here you see right here in the back of the case you have three holes right here these are all four different types of liquid cooling so if you had a reservoir mounted on the outside or whatever you could have your tubes coming through there you also have an additional fan right here you have five expansion slots one two three four five power supply now the other side it's just simple straight black wall let's flip it around if we take a look at the top on the top you can see right here plenty of room for radiator either inside or out depending on how you want to build it then go ahead and flip it around and show you guys the bottom of the case as well before we get inside of it so let's take a look at the bottom we also have another removable filter right here on the bottom actually it pops out to the bottom down here so you can remove that and keep everything clean so if you're sucking air into your case you won't get a lot dust and stuff inside of your case now let's go ahead and go inside of it so just spinning around there for your folks everything's toolless so I'm gonna go ahead and remove these by my hands as you guys can see I've really had no problems all some of these are so tight sometimes that when I go to get them I can't take them off it's because of the machines they use a lot of times in china to put things on so let's go ahead and we'll pop this side off go ahead and pop the other side off and then let's go around the back first and let's take a look at like cable management so back here been the case plenty of room back here for healed management they're pieces up inside of up here to route your cables through additionally down here we see those same things so you guys can pretty much see the back here for cable management you're going to have a lot of room inside the small case for hiding all your cables if that's your thing so if you're those people you want a totally clean build you're gonna have that availability with the Obsidian 350d it's got plenty of room back here and you have plenty room to access your cpu from the rear as well so you need me remove them of the board tray just slip it around here you guys can see you have room right here for your drives also have inside of here a little box let's see what's in the little box so in the little box is all of the additional mounting hardware you guys can see that all right there and so I have a little box marked Corsair so all those little goodies right there drive bays removable now up here on top move the camera to zoom back up into this area you can see you've got two more bays up here on top now let's take a look at some of the cabling right here we see the 3.0 connector this is for those front 3.0 USB connectors that we saw like I said before you guys can see all the kill management stuff is still available here you also have some additional 2.5 Bay's right up here so you got plenty of room inside this little tiny case to put either a micro ATX or mini ITX motherboard that's what this thing's totally built for it's pretty lightweight it's got a window all kinds of great features for a hundred and four dollars alright guys so there you have it the new corsair 350 diab city and now this thing small but you can see it's got plenty of room inside of it to do whatever you need to be so if you're a gamer looking for something lightweight you want to take it on the road this thing's pretty portable or if you're somebody has a lot of space that you don't want to take up which I mean by that is that you don't have a lot of space actually and you want something very small to fit in that small space this could be the case that you're looking for it actually has really no negatives I and actually see from looking at it I would say just from my unboxing and overview that for this type of case it's definitely an editor's choice product it's got plenty of room for cable management plenty of room inside for doing you know SLI or crossfire nobody really needs you know four cards unless you're some crazy person trying to show off two cards is like more than enough for anybody so at the end of the day I gotta say VIP City and 350 be awesome case do you guys like this case make sure you guys hit that like button show them that you like this case I'm mark we'll see you back here on tech Itamar and if you're not subscribed hey man make sure you do so she don't miss I don't need the cool stuff going in on the channel