Review Corsair One i500 review: A bigger small PC

[Admin]

This is what you need to do to fit the most powerful graphics cards in a small chassis.

Corsair One i500 review: A bigger small PC : Read more

 

[Papusan]

From the review. "If you're looking for an attractive, pre-built gaming PC that will fit on your desk, the Corsair One i500 is worth considering. That is, if you can afford it. Corsair is only using top-end parts here, and the $3,599.99 starting price is a lot of money for most people"

This one is hard pass. Too expensive and with awful cooling. Why reccomend it... This one I don't understand.

I have seen more than der8auer say no thanks to this prebuilt desktop.

View: https://youtu.be/G9usinIuMBI?t=1556

 

[RoLleRKoaSTeR]

Sorry, but still rocking my C70 military green case after four motherboard upgrades. Fits a 3090 FE.

 

[oofdragon]

Amost 4 grand for a 4080S + not a Ryzen X3D, rlly? Lol no?

 

[Neilbob]

The X3D doesn't feature the very special ability to create a fire effect on the wood panelling that the 14900K has...

 

[Heat_Fan89]

LOL at a $3.5K rig with a 120mm cooling system but yeah nothing but high end parts. No thanks

 

[tommtajlor]

You guys just lowering yourselves and your credibility. How could you recommend this??? Please have some common sense

 

[twotokensandablue]

It would seem like the price would be a dealbreaker to just about anyone. But look! A wood panel! 4/5? Come on.

 

[Sleepy_Hollowed]

I mean... no 240mm radiator option (even if it's a bit bigger) and no AMD option?

This is purely a fan/radiator selling machine from all the overtime the fans and radiator will be working.

Truly confusing considering it does not require iCue, which is great.