
The CORSAIR 4000D AIRFLOW is a distinctive, high-airflow optimized mid-tower ATX case with easy cable management and exceptional cooling. A steel front panel offers optimal airflow to your components, accompanied by two included 120mm AirGuide fans that enhance cooling. CORSAIR RapidRoute design makes it effortless to route major cables through a single channel.
Q: Does this PC case have a headphone jack?
A: Yes, the case includes a headphone jack on the front panel.
Q: What is the purpose of the CORSAIR RapidRoute design in this case?
A: The RapidRoute design simplifies cable management by allowing you to route major cables through a single channel.
Q: What type of motherboard form factor does this case support?
A: The case is designed for ATX motherboards.
Q: How many fans are included with the CORSAIR 4000D AIRFLOW case?
A: The case comes with two included 120mm AirGuide fans.
Q: What is the maximum length of a graphics card that can fit in this case?
A: The case supports a maximum GPU length of 360 millimeters.
Q: What is the maximum number of fans that this case can support?
A: The case can support up to six fans.
Q: Does this case come with any pre-installed lighting?
A: No, the case does not come with any pre-installed lighting.
Q: what kind of fans can i add to the case, which are the same specs as the stock ones?
A: One of the few consistent criticisms of the 4000D cases I’ve seen is that Corsair chose to use very inexpensive fans in an otherwise very good case, so pretty much any fans you buy will be as good or better. The ones in there now are basic sleeve bearing fans, which will likely get noisy or fail within a few years. Sleeve bearing fans are generally rated for around 30,000 hrs lifespan. FYI, if you keep the current fans, don’t mount them to the top of the case. Sleeve bearing fans tend to fail much more quickly when mounted horizontally. Any 120mmx25mm case fans will work. If you want to stick with Corsair, their ML120 Magnetic Levitation fans are their best but expensive, or if you like RGB lighting they have a lot of fans to choose from. You can buy multi-fan kits that will save you some money. I replaced my stock fans (and added 2 more) with Noctua NF-A12x25 fans, which have SSO2 fluid/magnetic bearings that are rated for 150,000 hrs lifespan and run much quieter than the stock ones. With fans, you can go with the cheaper ones and expect to replace them every few years, or put in good ones that will run quieter and probably last for the life of the PC. Hope this helps. You can find lots of articles online about fans and the various bearing types, blade designs, etc. that the various manufacturers use.