🌬️ Unleash the airflow revolution!
The Corsair 4000D AIRFLOW Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case is designed for high-performance cooling and efficient cable management. With a spacious interior, it supports multiple cooling configurations and includes two 120mm fans for optimal airflow. Its sleek black design and durable build quality make it a perfect choice for any PC enthusiast.
Brand | Corsair |
Product Dimensions | 46.48 x 23.11 x 45.21 cm; 7.85 kg |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Item model number | CC-9011200-WW |
Manufacturer | CORSAIR HOLDINGS HONG KONG LTD |
Series | 4000D AIRFLOW |
Colour | Black |
Form Factor | Mid-Tower |
Standing screen display size | 75 |
Computer Memory Type | DIMM |
Graphics Card Interface | AGP |
Wireless Type | 802.11a |
Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
Wattage | 3600 watts |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Lithium Battery Energy Content | 2 Kilowatt Hours |
Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries packed with equipment |
Lithium Battery Weight | 2 g |
Number Of Lithium Ion Cells | 5 |
Number of Lithium Metal Cells | 5 |
Item Weight | 7.85 kg |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
G**N
Fantastic ATX Case with Excellent Airflow and Design
The Corsair 4000D AIRFLOW Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case has been an outstanding choice for my PC build. The high-airflow design with the perforated front panel ensures excellent ventilation, keeping my components cool even during intense gaming sessions. The two included 120 mm fans are quiet yet effective, providing great air circulation right out of the box.The tempered glass side panel showcases my build beautifully, and the spacious interior makes installation a breeze. The cable management system is top-notch, allowing for a clean and organized setup without any hassle. I appreciate the attention to detail in the design, which makes the entire build process smooth and enjoyable.The quality of the screws provided is excellent, making the assembly both secure and straightforward. The case itself is sturdy and well-constructed, providing a solid and reliable foundation for all my components. Every aspect of this case, from its airflow to its functionality, has been thoughtfully designed to enhance the building experience.Overall, I highly recommend the Corsair 4000D AIRFLOW case for anyone looking for a stylish, well-ventilated, and user-friendly ATX case. It's a fantastic investment for any PC enthusiast!
H**E
A Cool Performer
The Corsair 400d is a fantastic mid-tower case that excels in one crucial area: cooling. Its thoughtfully designed airflow channels and generous ventilation ensure that your components stay cool under even the heaviest workloads.Here's why I'm impressed:Excellent Airflow:The 400d features ample front, top, and rear intake vents, allowing for optimal airflow throughout the case.Smart Cable Management:The case includes dedicated cable routing channels and tie-downs, making it easy to keep your build clean and tidy, further improving airflow.Supports High-End Components:You can easily fit high-end graphics cards, CPU coolers, and multiple drives within this case. For those bigger GPU’s simply remove the fairing from inside the case.Easy to Build In:The 400d has a spacious interior and tool-less drive bays, making the building process a breeze.Stylish Design:The case has a sleek, modern aesthetic that will look great in any setup.Overall:The Corsair 400d is a strong contender in the mid-tower market. If you prioritize excellent cooling performance and a user-friendly build experience, this case is an excellent choice.I hope this review is helpful!
M**1
A Very Nice Mid Tower ATX Chassis Everything but a simple physical User Guide (Online PDF only)
In all areas considered The Corsair 4000D RGB is a Really Premium Choice!To summarize, A really solid Product, with some very nice touches throughout the product and constructed by a well respected brand name in the PC Build space.Read the Full Spiel:-I decided to pick a Corsair iCUE 4000D RGB Airflow Case to house my new AM5\X670E build.The Ryzen 9 7950X3D will be right at home inside this case.This is a premium product both in-terms of look's and actual feel incl. Build quality with some very nice touches throughout. For Example the Corsair 4000D Case has well though out internal cable management and a "Channel" around the rear backplate, to funnel your main cable bundle through..- This Case arrived well Packaged, it included x3 Corsair 120mm Elite RGB Fans, RGB Lighting & Fan controller.. Another example of a Premium "Feeling" product are the top Lid Power/Reset button which have a nice "soft-click" feel to it, not too "Clicky", not too soft feeling when depressed but just the right Feel and sound, not forgetting the USB 3.2 Type C and Type A connectors..- The front face of the Case is removable, providing access to the front dust screen. This removable Front face panel is solid and NOT made of plastic or is flexible which is a good thing which adds to the overall premium feel of this Case. The mechanism to attach and detach this front face panel feels robust enough to keep working for the long terms not just a gimmicky thing but functional aspect of this cases design!- The protective wrap on the Glass pane is a excellent touch, especially helpful during the initial build stage where its easy to leave the odd hands print here and there, this protective wrap definitely eliminates most of this issue..- One of my favorite features of this case are the dust filters/Mesh, This Case combines Three filters in total: One large Top filter (Magnetized), One Large Clip Filter on Front (Filter/Fine Mesh) Screen and also a Small Filter on the underside or the Bottom by the PSU area.. As from past experience, without these dust filters PC Case's do become quite dusty when all fans are spinning full tilt & sucking up into the case, With these dust filters it will be a huge difference from PC Cases without them.The only minor downsides:The only downside is that there is not enough room to house a 360mm AIO or Rad/Cooler on the top.A 360mm will fit in the front, if planning on doing a Push/Pull on 360mm you will only find clearance for 5 out of 6 fans (missing x1 fan on the lower part) Maybe there are some ultra slim fans which can be used for full 6 fan push/pull on a 360mm, I'm yet to look properly, another thought will be for GPU length so just be warned if planning on using a 360mm H20 Rad/Fans Setup..- What I would have really liked to have seen would have be some Physical Diagram/Illustration or simple user guide bundled inside the box, Yes, I know a PDF is available online, however a physical manual would have been super helpful but I can live without one though!In all areas considered The Corsair 4000D RGB is a Really Premium Choice!To summarize, A really solid Product, with some very nice touches throughout the product and constructed by a well respected brand name in the PC Build space.I'll update this with Full Build Vid AM5 Ryzen 9 7950X3D/Asus X670E/NoGPUYet/Vengeance 2x16GB RGB DDR5@6000MHz/NVMe/SSDs/HDDs/Corsair HX1500i PSU/Corsair H150i RGB Elite 360mm and of course The Corsair 4000D RGB Case!Hope This helps!
A**R
A decent value case...
I upgraded the processor in my PC and the new device was running hotter than I liked on the stock cooler. The old case was quite old and too small to take a modern cooling solution, so I decided to do a complete rebuild. I didn't want some silly looking gaming case that lights up like a Christmas tree - this is a serious work PC. The Corsair 4000D Airflow seemed to fit the bill and at less than £90.I was pleasantly surprised - it is easy to work on, has plenty of space for a reasonably high performance cooler, and it looks quite tasteful. I would not have chosen a glass side panel, but it is smoked glass and provided the fans are not all illuminated, you are not really aware of it.Cable routing is quite easy. My only criticism is that the positioning of the power supply can make cables a bit of a tight fit. I've installed a Corsair PSU which should have been a good match, but I've still had to install extensions on the SATA power cables in order to route to the recommended SSD bay locations.I've seen it criticised as being a bit boring. I guess that it is for a hard-core teenage games PC builder, but for an old fogey like me building a serious work or hobby PC, it is pretty close to perfect.
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