Corsair’s compact gaming PCs are now available for pre-order in selected regions. First teased back in February, the Corsair One PC marks the company’s first foray into the pre-built PC market. That said, the company has also made three other variants of the PC: Corsair One, Corsair One Pro, along with webstore exclusives Corsair One Pro and Corsair One Ti.
The standard Corsair One PC comes with a chassis that’s apparently made out of milled aluminium. One very interesting feature about the Corsair One (and its brothers) is the fact that it measures in at only 200m x 176mm x 380mm. Amazingly, despite its small size, it’s still able to house several full-sized PC components, albeit in an unconventional manner.
Speaking of which, the base model Corsair One PC is equipped with an Intel Core i7-7700 Kaby Lake CPU; an MSI Z270 mini-ITX motherboard; 16GB of Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 RAM; a 240GB Corsair Force LE SSD; 1TB HDD; and SF400 80 Plus Gold SFX PSU. When it comes to graphics, the baseline Corsair One comes fitted with a GTX 1070 graphics card.
Other variants of the Corsair One Pre built PCs comes with similar chassis, but with higher component configurations (unlocked CPUs, better GPUs, etc). It’s worth noting, however, that all Corsair One gaming PCs will feature liquid cooling. Corsair claims that its newest compact gaming PCs boasts noise output levels of merely 20dB when under load – impressive.
The base model Corsair One PC is priced at US$1,800 (about RM7,959) while the Corsair One Pro comes with a price tag of US$2,220 (around RM9,728). Meanwhile, the webstore exclusive Corsair One Pro and Corsair One Ti are priced at US$2,300 (approximately RM10,170) and US$2,600 (around RM11,497) respectively.
Unfortunately, Corsair made no mention about when all four of its pre-built PCs will be made available in Malaysia.
(Source: Corsair)
