The matte black finish should easily fit in with the other kit sat on your desk - and will feel at home next to your TV, too. It’s a world away from the plastics and cheap metals you’ll find on most DIY cases. The whole thing is built from bead-blasted aluminium, which is cool to the touch and feels as sturdy as a tank. Standing 38cm tall, and taking up less desk space than a dinner plate, it's practically impossible to buy a smaller case that still has room for a top-end graphics card - and the cooling gear to actually keep it running. The only other sticking point is the eye-watering price much like with Apple products, you're clearly paying a premium for the design and form factor here.Forget your typical towers, and say goodbye to traditional Small Form Factor shoeboxes: the Corsair ONE goes for a vertical design that crams a heck of a lot for hardware into a tiny space. It's probably doable but we wouldn't want to attempt it luckily the i180's powerful specs mean that you're probably going to be happy leaving it as is for a few years and then replace it when it starts to show its age. The super-compact design means that this isn't really a machine for the type of PC owner who likes to open the case, tinker and upgrade components. Known for its gaming hardware, Corsair is targeting creatives with its latest modelĪll this adds up to a gorgeously compact, immensely powerful PC that you'd be happy to have on display on your desk, rather than hidden away underneath it's a lovely thing to look at, maybe not on the same level as Apple's ludicrously beautiful Mac Pro, but definitely easy on the eye and much more powerful. Corsair - a company with form when it comes to the sort of over-illuminated PC builds we were just talking about - has pulled out all the stops to build a workstation-grade PC that combines epic performance with incredible looks, and all within an impressively compact form factor. However the Corsair ONE PRO i180 is a gaming PC that just about any designer is likely to covet. They might suit a teenager's bedroom perfectly, but they're not always the sort of thing you want on your desk. The only downside with gaming PCs is that they're often built to look good to gamers, with way too much LED lighting going on. Power supply: Corsair SF750, 80 Plus PlatinumĮxternal Connections: FRONT: 2x USB 3.1 Gen 1, Combo Headphone/Mic, HDMI 2.0a REAR: 2x USB 3.1 Gen 2 (Type-A and Type-C), 2x USB 3.1 Gen 1, 2x USB 2.0, 7.1 Audio, Ethernet, PS/2, 3x DisplayPort Networking: Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2

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