Review on Corsair ICUE 4000X Mid Tower Case by Paul Lewis

First of all I love this thing. That's great! Upgraded with Fractal Design Meshify C. My main problem with Meshify C was that I couldn't fit in my Corsair AIO because the Corsair Vengence rgb was sticking out too much. It was a good starter case, but it was too small to be big. I've seen a few ads for 4000D Airflow and I'm convinced. I did a little research and took a chance knowing it might not fit all of my components. I chose white because I have a white suitcase. The coloring matches my Corasir keyboard perfectly. Same white and gray. Good quality case. Not flimsy at all and cheap. He's nice and solid. Has more than enough space to manage all the cables in the back and fit all my drives in it. The front grille is thin enough to allow good airflow but thick enough to collect dust. Back to my main problem. This case allows you to use the Corsair Aio with the Corsair RGB RAM, just like the Corsair case should. They allowed sufficient clearance. The caveat is that 240mm AIOs are allowed, but not 280mm AIOs if you're using Corsair RGB RAM. This works great for me. Before we show the temps, here are the specs. I9-9900kGtx 1660ti32GB Corsair Vengence rgbCorsair h100i rgb Platinum Se6 Corsair LL120RGB The temperatures of the fans during gaming fluctuate by a maximum of 60 °C for the CPU. GPU never goes above 60c. When folded, the processor can reach 70c at 4.5GHz, 100% of all cores. This case offers excellent airflow. And ayo is great too. In case you're wondering, I installed AIO above. I would give this case 5 stars but there was actually a small scratch on the glass panel. So I only give 4 points. Will update this review in the future if anything changes.