Corsair's next-gen Obsidian 1000D teased, listed on Amazon

Corsair hasn't had a super ridiculously high-end chassis since the Obsidian 900D which was released all the way back in 2013, before RGBs went mainstream, and now we're seeing a tease of the unannounced Obsidian 1000D chassis.

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The new Corsair Obsidian 1000D is a beast, with the super-tower costing $500 and already listed early on Amazon. We should expect a beautiful style that is mixed with curved tempered glass, matte black aluminum, and RGB LEDs throughout. Inside, it's a bevy of ultimate enthusiast options.

Corsair has the front, sides, and top panels all made using curved tempered glass with aluminum inserts that allows for discrete air inlets for a bunch of fan mounts inside.

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The front panel of the Obsidian 1000D rocks 4 x USB 3.1 Type-A and 2 x USB 3.1 Type-C connectors alongside the usual audio jacks. The connectors themselves are flanked by RGB lighting diffusers, because RGBs are awesome.

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Inside, the case is super modular with options between lots of storage inside of the case, to a super-cooling tower that can house multiple liquid cooling loops for serious enthusiasts. The rear I/O can be configured as usual, or perpendicular to the plane of the motherboard with 8+2 slots, or parallel to its plane with 5+2 slots.

Corsair's new Obsidian 1000D allows you to install anything from E-ATX down, with enough spots for up to 8 x 120mm fans at the front, 3 x 140mm at the top, and 2 x 120mm at the rear. Inside, Corsair has support for radiators of up to 480 x 120mm at the front, 420 x 140mm at the top, and 240 x 120mm at the rear.

To top it off, Corsair includes a Commander Pro fan and lighting controller built-in.