CORSAIR - 7000D AIRFLOW ATX Full-Tower PC Case - Black

This PC case was a great investment. I had to mod my first two cases to fit my components . This one had plenty of room to mount all of my 140mm fans and 120mm fans, my 4090rtx, and my top mounted 420mm aoi with a push pull configuration (all 140mm fans as well) with plenty of clearance. Has great airflow as well. Keeps my GPU and CPU well cooled. Rarely hit 60 °C for my 7950x3d and the 4090 rtx runs around 50-55°c. This is at 4k ultra settings no fps cap for most games. Runs around 140 fps on graphics heavy games. Very pleased with the purchase! No more case upgrade for me!

Tons of room for fans, XL GPU, and air flow is amazing with the right fans

This case is awesome! It is big and plenty of room to put whatever you can stuff inside. It is very easy to work in and the cable management really helps. I am currently running this monster with 11 x 120mm fans and 1 x 140mm(rear exhaust). This case has a ton of USB ports on top so you will need to make sure your mother board can accommodate to USB 3.0 headers. What I stuffed in this gorgeous case: EVGA Platinum 1200 watt P2 SuperNova PSU MSI X570 MEG ACE AMD 3900XT 3.8 12 core EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 32GB G.Skill DDR4 RAM 2 x 1 TB Samsung SSD 980 Pro's 11 x 120mm Lian Li SL fans 1 x 140mm Corsair fan (came with the case)

This case is really good! I love how much space I have for all of my components and whatever water cooling system tickles my fancy. I only deduct 1 star because the value isn't as good as the 4000D or 5000D. Additionally, I would've preferred more fans included with the case.

The Corsair 7000d is wonderful! The interior is very roomy for all of your hardware and other items. It even has more space once you remove some of the panels and cabinet pieces that hides your wiring and more so if you are not planning to use the hard disk section. It is a big and sturdy case! There is still plenty of room for more even after all your parts are in place. I swapped my motherboard and other parts over from a much smaller case and the interior still has so much more space for other things. The case is quite large and heavy due to the solid steel and single glass panel construction. I removed all the included fans that it came with and replaced them with four 120mm Noctua Redux fans and seven 140mm Noctua Redux fans. The Noctua NH-D15 heat sink that I have been using on the Intel i9-12900k CPU comes with two additional 140mm fans making it thirteen Noctua fans in total. Some how this setup has reduced my XFX Radeon 6900 XT Limited Black Edition GPU temperatures from 70-80 degrees Celsius to 50-55 degrees Celsius running Apex Legends as a baseline test for two hours of gameplay! On top of all that, I purchased the case while it was on sale. The savings alone paid for a set of the Noctua fans. The Corsair 7000d was well worth the purchase and I don’t know why I did not buy it a few years back when I had built the whole system in the first place. I am now so very satisfied!