Corsair One Pro i180

Remarkable footprint for an Intel X299-based PC. Compact, stylish chassis. Innovative, quiet cooling system. Excellent performance on certain workstation-class workloads. Included two-year warranty.

No Intel Xeon option. Not ISV certified. Limited opportunity for expansion or component upgrades.

Bottom Line: With a sleek post-industrial design and a tiny footprint, Corsair's One Pro i180 is a power desktop with extreme multicore grunt enough for the most CPU-intensive workloads—all while looking great on your desk.

Compact and insanely powerful ; Virtually silent

Expensive ; Hard to upgrade

The PC equivalent of the Mac Pro: powerful, relatively small, easy on the eye and monstrously pricey. If you're tempted, you won't be disappointed.

This desktop has got a very fantastic and compact design. ; The PC can run without creating any irritating noise. ; Having extremely powerful components, it can offer very stable and powerful performance. ; This PC is a ; -ready product and it has a...

This PC is extremely expensive. ; All components of this product are not easily upgradable and the process is quite complicated for a user. ; Noticeable coil whine is another drawback of this system. ; The HDD that is used in this PC is quite slow. ;...

Powerful performance parts ; Tiny, attractive case

Underperforms compared to other, much less expensive machines ; Cumbersome accessibility and upgrade potential

An attractive and compact prebuilt that neither performs up to its potential or justifies it's insane $5000 price tag.

Content creation professionals and pro-sumers with little desk space, take note. If you need serious computing muscle for tasks like high-end media production, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better option than Corsair’s top-end One Pro i180.