This chassis features all of Corsair’s iconic design aspects which includes a sleek aluminum build, smoked tempered glass, and an easy access door that is hinged.
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The Obsidian series is known for its simple yet elegant design and Corsair makes it even better with the 500D.
At the center is the USB 3.0 and the audio lead can be found on the right. On the left you will find the USB 3.1 and behind this are the wires and LED buttons. The wires from the front I/O are also adequately long so these can reach the areas where they need to be connected. We also need to see You will also see that the PSU is placed on three rubber pads.įor the build section, there is also available room for the PSU and wiring. Under the PSU cover is the floor of the 500D from here, we saw that the chassis was well-ventilated no matter where you place the PSU fan. You will also find a trio of 25-inch drive trays that offer you additional storage. On the right side of the trays, you will see a steel cover for hiding the wires. On the right side of the trays, you’ll see a steel. There are also 3-pin fan connections that power the fans.īehind the motherboard tray, the first thing you’ll see is the hardware box sitting in one of the two 35-inch drive trays at the left. At the back of the 500D, you will find the pre-installed fan. A large hole with a grommet is also present for the GPU power and the front I/O panel wires. The PSU cover’s top features honeycomb mesh which is used if you want your PSU with the fan facing up. With that, modifications are not necessary when you build your PC. The PSU cover is short for the cooling components to have additional room.
Seven holes are present for wires to pass through and you will also see a variety of tie points. The motherboard tray can hold ATX boards while its CPU access hole is adequately-sized and can mark standoff locations. Since there are no cooling fans, you can make the plate come out by removing the thumbscrews at the top of the chassis. The top portion of the 500D also works for thermal regulation.
When you unscrew a couple of the thumb screws on its right, it lets you remove the plate this is to allow the intake to be included to or altered to support a radiator or AIO for custom loops. The single 120-millimeter fan located in front of the chassis is fixed to a removable plate. It is tinted to decrease the view behind it but if you look closely, most of the space behind the motherboard will be visible enough through the glass. When you look at the right side of the Obsidian 500D, the same panel on the left side will also be seen here. You will also see a large hole at the bottom portion which is where the PSU will be installed. There is a total of seven expansion slots and next to these is another pair that will allow you to mount the chassis vertically. The back of the Obsidian 500D features a thick section right at the top that is made for water cooling and fans.
The hinges found at the back have screws, but the front has an aluminum strip that rests on the case’s frame. On its left, the Obsidian 500D is protected by tempered glass the nice thing about this is that it does not have the usual thumb screws that are often seen holding such things. One thing you should remember about the chassis is that its top and front panels should not be removed. The center of the chassis features triangular-shaped holes, allowing air to readily flow through the aluminum. The topmost part of the Obsidian 500D is made from the same material as well, and it protrudes to give it the wings that it features. We also noticed that Corsair secured the Obsidian 500D with protective plastic that has been wrapped on essential portions including the front, top, and all the glass areas. Once you get the Obsidian 500D unpacked, you’ll of course, get to see it much better and it does really look stunning in every angle. The Obsidian 500D is protected by a Styrofoam and the soft black bag which is really secure since we didn’t notice any scratches, fingerprints, dents, or dust on the chassis. Under that, the chassis features plastic on both the doors, the top, and the front of the case. The whole chassis is covered in a black cloth-like bag which can be used when you’re traveling it can also be used as a dust cover when you’re not using it. Inside the package, you’ll immediately see the Obsidian 500D which is supported by a cardboard and dense foam which functions as its end caps. The left part of the box is almost identical to the opposite panel yet the difference is that the specification charts displayed here are listed in three more languages than what was presented earlier.
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