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Meet the Corsair One, Corsair's ‘Category-defying' Gaming Pc Debut

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March 2017

CORSAIR’S WELL KNOWN for its wide array of enthusiast-focused PC cases, memory, liquid CPU coolers, and even liquid-cooled graphics cards. The company’s hardware powers many parts of PCWorld’s own graphics card test system. But now, after finding its footing with the bare-bones Bulldog PC, Corsair is combining its vast array of knowledge into its first-ever full-blown PC, dubbed Corsair One.

- Brad Chacos

Meet the Corsair One, Corsair's ‘Category-defying' Gaming Pc Debut

Corsair isn’t shedding much light on the One just yet, unfortunately. There’s a minimalistic webpage where you can sign up for more info, and an advertisement in Maximum PC’s March issue that describes it like this:

“Meet Corsair One, the category-defying new PC from the designers and builders at Corsair. The most trusted name in precisionengineered PC components brings you a machine built from the ground up to power anything and everything you love to do.”

The story behind the story:

That said, you can discern some clues about the Corsair One by studying the available materials. It’s a relatively small form factor PC, as you can see from the image on the previous page, yet it’s still powerful enough to apparently play the demanding

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