CORSAIR - iCUE 5000X ATX RGB Tempered Glass Mid-Tower - White

Nice case especially if it’s all rgb Corsair is very reliable. Running a Intel i9 tenth gen Msi z490 meg 2tb M.2 Samsung 980 Pro Aio Corsair 360 radiator liquid cooler Evga 1000wat gold power supply Corsair 13 rgb 120 fans Corsair 5000x case

Great case! Easy to fit dual 360 radiators, pump etc. excellent air flow as well. Plenty of room for todays GPUs.

Went from an older black Corsair case to this and I’m super satisfied. Plenty of room and even extra compared to my old case. PC doesn’t look clutter now.

Great case. Thermals are fantastic and build quality is top of the line.

This is a great casing. The pictures in the listing really doesnt do it justice because it is way more beautiful when ou actually look at it all installed and working. The cable management space at the back is deep enough to run a lot of cables, even the fat ones. You can add/ remove particular segments in the casing according to how you want it to look like. (pic attached). Even though it is glass at the front and top, it still has enough clearing to throw the air out rather than just throwing it right back in. My CPU and GPU temps are normal.

This case is really a display case which presents the electronic beauty of a computer build. Behind the tinted tempered glass the build is seen with unsightly wiring hidden behind panels. The cable management system in the rear is very good. Cable accommodations with the HDD cage in place and a 180mm PSU are tight. The cage must be moved all the way to the left. The case is rated to take a 220mm PSU but I think the HDD cage would have to go. The spacious front interior is easily ventilated and it invites an emphasis on RGB lighting. It comes with a iCUE lighting node core module for lighting for the 3 fans, but not fan speed control. Fan speed control requires a Commander Core and fans that support speed control. I don't believe that the fans that come with the case do support remote speed control, but the fans with the iCUE H150i Elite Capellix liquid cooler certainly do as do the QL 120 RBG fans I also installed. One of the original case fans did have to be sent to Corsair RMA because it made a tapping sound, and I am waiting for the return. Other than that all the fans are ultra quiet and can barely be heard. Everything fits together so precisely. Once learned how. the side panels are removed and reattached very easily. They snap in place and are secured by thumb screws that don't fall off, they stay with the panel. One downside of the panels is that they are glass and do require some careful handling. However Corsair does sell replacements. There are so many thoughtful touches with this case. A removable door opens to reveal the wiring. The filters are easily removed for cleaning. This case is a large midsize and I think Corsair should think about carrying this design over to a full size case. This is a wonderful PC case and I think Corsair hit a homerun with it and the entire 5000 line.

One of Corsair best case out right now. The ability to put thirteen (13th) fans in this case is what sold me. Although, the case only comes with a 6 port to control six fan. Which is okay because if your going all Corsair you'll get more hubs with AIO and 3-packs of RGB (like the LL140). Though if you got extra 60-75 bucks, add a Corsairs Commander Pro to make you life easier on install. I was going to put Intel's 11th Gen in the case and heard they ran hot. But after not being able to buy one at release, I went with top 10 tenth (10th) Gen. The front of the case has plenty of room. Making it easy to mount AIO radiator in four positions. Those being top of case, inside top, side and front. I choose inside top to make push/pull configuration. Also, Guess this is for Water Cooler Pumps or Dolls peps like to put inside. Either way I'll take it. Who knows maybe I'll get a Doll too. The side (back of motherboard) the case is where we all have trouble it seem. Although Corsair has improve this case and made it real slick. Two (2) more inches here would be nice. Although, it is nice that they provided a door to cover but felt like I squashed wire (just a little) when closing. Also, Power Supply Unit (PSU) is not that easy to install. Make sure to account for bundle wire space. I remove the Hard Drive (HD) bay on bottom to add more space for wire bundles. Corsair if you listening, please add a backplate temple to allow the PSU to slide in from back instead of placing PSU from inside. Makes for easier mount and cable management. A little pricy for most enthusiast builders but that's cause it is well made. So if you ask me if I had to do build a PC again today. I would still choose this case.

Great case visually, but when I went to build in it, the back glass shattered after removing it for the first time. the build went great but the fact that the back glass shattered after the first removal kind of sucks and after spending the money for the case the quality of the glass should speak for itself after shattering after first touch.