CORSAIR - FRAME 4000D RS ARGB ATX Mid-Tower PC Case - Black

I was in the market for a solution that was a little more compact than my ASUS T-501 mid tower that was closer to a full tower than I would like. The 501's size barely met the requirements needed to suspend the case on the Secret labs mount for my Magnus pro XL. Enough on the reasoning. Now about the case. I love the look, the size is perfect and the modularity is very cool. I love the integrated GPU support. Fit and finish is excellent, especially in this price range. Pros: It is the perfect size for mounting to my sit stand desk, air flow is excellent and can be increased by removing plastic like inserts in the "basement " to allow for more airflow. I chose not to and things are still nice and cool with the CPU idling in the 32 C range on a Corsair AIO. Cons: It would be nice to have the option of having IO interfaces on top but it really is not a big deal since I have a U-Green hub , monitor hubs and keyboard hubs. It would be a rare occurrence that required the use of the cases front panel IO interface. Its a little tight getting a 140 mm exhaust fan on the back but doable.

Easy to work in, everything comes apart. Really well set up for fans and airflow. Can fit a big radiator on the top, front, or side. Also a huge gpu will fit too.

The air flow is amazing! The fans are RGB! Super cool. Very spacious my girl friend loves it. Easy to set up the cables are neatly together in the back plate.

Great case, definitely worth the money. Has a lot of space and good AIO mounting options. The case opens up and gives a lot of room to build your PC. Super spacious so no worries with large GPUs, I have a 5070 and have a lot of room to spare. Definitely recommend this case.

Extremely versatile, fantastic airflow and relatively good build quality. It doesn't feel super substantial and the metal is a bit on the thinner side, but when it's completely assembled it's actually very solid. So many options for cooling configurations and the GPU sag adapter actually works even though it's pretty far in the back...just make sure that it isn't jabbing into your GPU fans and use the included pad if necessary. My biggest issue is that I have a 280mm AIO. It will fit in the top or the front, but I really wanted to put it on the side and it does not fit. If I put it in the front it's too deep to put side fans so it basically has to go on the top which is not ideal in my opinion. You also need to make sure that you have room for the motherboard 24pin cable coming from the back if you have fans on the side...I ended up going with 2 140mm fans to space it out a bit. With all that said the airflow and cooling difference was drastic from my old case (BeQuiet). I really like the magentic filters and the height was really important because of where it sits. The bottom line is this...it's a really nice case, extremely versatile, but make sure that you take some measurements if you are using AIO's and I'd really recommend staying with 120mm fan based AIO (240 or 360mm) because with 140mm you will run into clearance issues in some configurations.