🖥️ Corsair 4000D Airflow White Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Case Review

Looks nice and solid. The racks were already lined up just right for my AMD B450 motherboard. Lots of airflow holes (almost all except the two big square sides). The four screw holes for the power supply are right next to the holes on my Corsair RM650, so the latter was a bit fiddly to install. so the holes line up correctly. Plenty of room for additional drives if I decide to add some (I'm only using an M.2 SSD card at the moment). A NOTICE. The accessory box is not missing, it is hidden in…

Corsair 5000D Airflow Black. This case is great, it has enough space for everything you want to install in this case. Got 6 sp120rgb fans on the front and side, one sp120rgb on the back and h150 capellix 360 aio on top. GPU and CPU temperatures are in a good range with this setting, very satisfied. The rear of the case accommodates all of the fan controls that come with Corsair AIO and RGB products, as well as all of the power cables, so there's plenty of room. Keep in mind that the black model

I give one star for those who doubt and look at lower ratings. This is excellent coverage. The side panels are held in such a way that you don't even need screws. Plenty of space in and behind the case for cable management. All you need is a motherboard screwdriver. The only noticeable problem is the front dust filter. It rubs against the front fans and you have to make sure the filter doesn't touch the fans. It's not a big deal, but it might help Corsair and others understand that this is a…

I recently built a new computer to replace my old 1700X/1080 TI setup and after reading some reviews and watching Gamers Nexus videos I decided me for a Corsair 4000 I equipped with an MSI mainboard Meg X570 Unify, 3700X (replacement for 5950X). EVGA 3090 FTW3, EVGA 1200W power supply. The case can comfortably accommodate 6 120mm fans or 5 140mm fans. If you move the fan up, you can probably fit a 140mm fan in the back. The airflow is very good. I can't usually hear my 3090 even when playing…

I saw this last minute case before ordering the Nzxt 710 for my new computer and at $80 I decided to give it a try as I had the 710 before and it was a lot cheaper was. The general build quality is really good and I was a bit surprised. The reason I gave it 4 stars is for three reasons. 1 - The thumbscrews that hold the two side panels are not the best quality, but by all accounts they hold the side panels, so not the worst. 2- This is most likely why the thumbscrews are a little tight. but the

I see some people complaining about how the layout is and you can't have a large power supply in this case without removing the HDD rack. The front filter needs SOME SOME or else the fans will suck it. But beyond that, it's an easy build for newbies and veterans alike. Thermals with some MEH on the front isn't a big deal if you're going with liquid cooling, but it's worth noting. Every company seems to think that small side vents provide good airflow for a gaming PC. Well, surprise, it is NOT…

I bought this case after Steve at Gamers Nexus reviewed it. One thing you need to know beforehand, it does NOT have a hard drive cable although the manual says so. So don't freak out and rip yours off like I was looking for it. This case is really good. The front panel comes off fairly easily, and yes, like Paul's hardware, the little plastic tabs came out with the front cover, but they're easy to put back into the case. The weight of this case seems solid. Build quality is much better than…

First the cons: I/O has only 1 USB3.1 port (Type A) and 1 USB3.1 port (Type C) (picture attached). No fan splitter, RGB board is only for RGB, not for obv power. Rear fan not included. Pros/Opinion: Great case. The white color is very pure, the glass is very pure, the RGB is beautiful. Fans are quiet and airflow/cooling is satisfactory, although nothing gets hot on my build anyway. This is the most beautiful case I have personally seen and I really like it. My case budget was around $80, which…