Corsair Bulldog Barebones Chassis Unleashed, Available For Preorder

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The Corsair Bulldog High Performance PC Kit is now available for preorder and is preconfigured with or without a motherboard.

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[DookieDraws]

Not sure why they went for such an odd shape for the case. Not very good looking, if you ask me. Plus, kind of an odd name for it as well. But I do like the Bulldog name, though.

Now here's a pretty Bulldog!!

http://cdn1.theodysseyonline.com/files/2015/12/06/635850276493279308-113793343_Que.jpg

GO DAWGS!!

 

[wifiburger]

ok another one of these, all of them look like spaceships or fightejets,
for some reason I'll keep my rectangular case forever and see no reason to consider any of these fancy gaming cases

 

[jasonelmore]

Only room for one 3.5 HDD? Ouch

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

That case would be perfect paired with a GTX 1080/1070 - same type of triangular look.

 

[cfortney]

Soooo, $300 gets me that, or I just built my system in the Silverstone SG13 for $40 + $60 on PSU + $60 on Corsair H60 and it's a lot smaller to boot.

 

[pjc6281]

No 5.25 slot? Cmon!!!

 

[g-unit1111]

$400 for that with a motherboard? That seems way too big, way too impractical, and way too expensive for a mini ITX system. I'd rather get this for $400:

- Silverstone RVZ02B: $79
- Silverstone SFX 500W Gold PSU: $109
- EVGA Z170 Stinger: $199

Total: $377

Less money, less footprint, and has room for at least 2 x 5.25" HDs at that.

 

[2Be_or_Not2Be]

[quotemsg=18020176,0,537231]$400 for that with a motherboard? That seems way too big, way too impractical, and way too expensive for a mini ITX system. I'd rather get this for $400:

- Silverstone RVZ02B: $79
- Silverstone SFX 500W Gold PSU: $109
- EVGA Z170 Stinger: $199

Total: $377

Less money, less footprint, and has room for at least 2 x 5.25" HDs at that.[/quotemsg]

It's definitely got some space for storage, but where do you buy those 5.25" HDs?

Maybe I can dig up a Quantum Bigfoot for you.

 

[bradum]

What is going on with Corsair? They used to produce really sleek looking products, but now they seemed to have jump on board the flashy plastic garbage train....

 

[g-unit1111]

[quotemsg=18020427,0,1396902]
It's definitely got some space for storage, but where do you buy those 5.25" HDs?

Maybe I can dig up a Quantum Bigfoot for you.[/quotemsg]

I meant 3.5" drives. :lol:

 

[Virtual_Singularity]

"I meant 3.5" drives"

Better yet, 2x 2.5" (ssd) drives, which is what I thought u meant lol.

 

[Somasonic]

Ugly. Nuff said.

 

[Simon Anderson]

Some times i think my idea of good design differs from the majority of the PC builder community... I think this is a nice design: not really my cup of tea personally but it's a nice piece of design, that has gone through a solid design process. I prefer my Carbide 500R, but Corsair have much cleaner designs than most companies. Streacom is another nice case designer. The vast majority are complete rubbish, plastic, high-vis, flashy light, spaceship pieces of crap IMO

 

[JonnyHW]

This case doesn't exist.
Everyone is always talking about this since June 2015 and never saw one of these for sell. It's just a marketing stunt.
See one of the original articles of Anandtech in June 2015...Its June 2016 and still nowhere to be seen.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9298/corsair-unleashes-the-bulldog-diy-4k-gaming-pc

Stop making adverts about something that is a prototype, it's not a real product...

 

[JonnyHW]

This is just a marketing advert.
Everyone is talking about this case since June 2015 and it was never launched. It's just a prototype.
See the original article in Anandtech. It's June 2016 and still nowhere to be found.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9298/corsair-unleashes-the-bulldog-diy-4k-gaming-pc