Introduction

A big thank you goes out to Corsair for providing the review sample.

Corsair is known far and wide, and while it goes without saying, it is highly likely that if you've been building your very own PCs for a while, you have probably used one of their products. While they don't offer their own graphics cards or motherboards, they offer just about everything else. This includes system memory, SSDs, power supplies, cases, fans, coolers, and more; they have even managed to entrench themselves in the pre-built PC market. Overall, Corsair remains one of the most prominent players in the global DIY PC market, which is quite impressive considering its modest start in 1994.


As Corsair continues to grow its gaming PC market share, it stands to reason we would see a refresh for the hottest hardware rather quickly. In today's review, I take a look at the One i200 Compact Gaming PC. It comes equipped with an Intel i9-10900K, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, two sticks of 16 GB DDR4-3200 MHz RAM, a 960 GB M.2 NVMe SSD, and a 2 TB 5400RPM HDD, all of which is crammed into a small custom form factor chassis. Compared to the previously reviewed i160, the biggest changes are the upgraded SSD, which now has double the capacity, and the swap to Intel's latest Z490 platform and their flagship mainstream processor in the Core i9-10900K. These specifications, the unique chassis, and innovative cooling will set you back a hefty $3599.99.