Corsair One i200 Compact Gaming PC (i9-10900K + 2080 Ti)

[crazyeyesreaper]

Corsair looks to stomp their competition by delivering exceptional performance in a tiny package with the One i200 compact gaming PC. Not only is it surprisingly quiet, but will also handle just about anything you throw at it without breaking a sweat. That said, you might sweat when you see its hefty price tag.

Show full review

 

[TheLostSwede]

The motherboard is this new Intel SKU might be a bit lacking, but it's still way better than in the previous Intel SKU.

 

[GreiverBlade]

errrr .... form factor and gaming aside (not the same GPU class but still not too far from it in performances, as long as it is in the 60+ at 1440p it's fine for a 2070 Super versus a 2080Ti) the Gaming RDY L20IRG201 is a better buy ... half the price ~ same performances
well Gaming RDY L20IRG201 has a "great value' award, although the Cons of the i200 depict it like a Mac Pro 2013 "trashbin" same price point (better hardware luckily) "If you're not afraid of the price, I highly recommend it as a set-it and forget-it sort of system. " well i kinda agree on that as i could see who would be appealed by the i200.

 

[crazyeyesreaper]

errrr .... form factor and gaming aside (not the same GPU class but still not too far from it in performances, as long as it is in the 60+ at 1440p it's fine for a 2070 Super versus a 2080Ti) the Gaming RDY L20IRG201 is a better buy ... half the price ~ same performances
well Gaming RDY L20IRG201 has a "great value' award, although the Cons depict it like a Mac Pro 2013 "trashbin" same price point (better hardware luckily) "If you're not afraid of the price, I highly recommend it as a set-it and forget-it sort of system. " well i kinda agree on that as i could see who would be appealed by the i200.

Yeah this isn't so much a system directed at most of people who are on the forums. Most would prefer to just build their own SFF system that fits all there needs. But Corsair does offer something unique. Suffice to say I don't many SFF systems that are able to offer convection assisted cooling that can handle 400+ watts of heat via a single quite 140 mm fan. Its unique but its very much a I want something different from everyone else but is still a usable set it forget it it has a warranty etc system. The Comino Otto probably appeals more to system builders with its custom liquid cooling and all the engineering that went into it but at the end of the day that and the iBUYPOWER are still systems for the gamer that wants the best they can get but don't want the hassle of doing it themselves.

 

[Space Lynx]

4 grand after taxes and the cpu still thermal throttles. no thanks >.>

 

[watzupken]

I don't think competitors are sweating considering the price tag of this. How many people will shell out 3.6 grand for a system? Moreover, the top end specs in this system is going to be overshadowed by new generation of CPU and GPU by the end of the year. Yes, it is small and looks special. But after a few days to a week of usage, it is just another PC.

 

[Berfs1]

So you are telling me that stock, a LIQUID COOLED 10900K in this Corsair system, will go to 95C.... interesting...