Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great airflow. Only comes with two fans, youll want to buy at leadt a few more

amazing looking case, great airflow. i absolutely love this case

I was so stoked on this case right agyer completing my build, but within less than a week the glass just shattered withiut being touched or hit. After reading some online forums, this is apparently a common issue for this case. I attempted to contact corsair to see if they woykd ship me a new cover, but they are impossible to reach, even durring their business hiurs.

Glass panel explodes without warning. DO NOT BUY. Just Google 4000D glass panel shatters and you will see dozens of reddit posts and complaints. Sadly I did not know that until it happened to me and Best buy will not correct the issue. STAY AWAY FROM THIS CASE!!!

This case definitely surprised me. I originally bought a Corsair Spec-Delta, and ended up returning it for various reasons. I picked this case up for the same price, $94.99. This case has plenty of room for everything you need. I installed a Asus Tuf Gaming B560 Plus WiFi board, Intel i5-10600k, MSI RTX 3070 Ventus 3x OC GPU, Corsair CX650M PSU, 32gb Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (2x16gb) RAM, Cooler Master 240ML AIO CPU Liquid Cooler, 500gb Western Digital NVMe SSD, and 4x Corsair 120mm RGB Fans. The cable management was a BREEZE! Has a nice channel down the backside to tuck all of your cables into while running them from the PSU to various components. The 240mm AIO sits above the edge of the memory slot, but still high enough to install RGB RAM, depending on the height of your RAM. If you install a 280mm or a 360mm AIO on the top, you might have problems with the RAM height if its RGB RAM. It has 3 different dust screens: Front, Top, and Bottom. The 3 fans in the front, 1 in the rear really move the air through this case and helps everything stay nice and cool. My MSI RTX 3070 runs at 55-60 degrees under full load, and my CPU doesn't go above 38 degrees. Everything was easy to install, and manage the cables. Plenty of room for your hands to move around and secure the pieces. Overall, I would recommend this case to anyone for the price. Unless you want to spend $150-300 on a different case and get the same benefits, the price of this case is great! Recommended for everyone: Gamer, Officer Worker, Content Creator, and anyone not listed in a category here!

Got this on Black Friday was a great deal for the price high quality!

The best case for airflow and looks! Full size case that allows for easy building with how much space it has and the cable management on the back it awesome. Has the ability to fit 13 fans for a push pull set up. Would definitely buy again!

Aesthetically nice with quick thumb screws to get inside. Removable filters for venting. Some of the electronics that run on the top front side of the case made it harder to front mount the AIO as it was making contact with the radiator. I would recommend either an AIO with pump inside the loop that attaches to cpu so your confident in top mounting radiator or seeing what AIO they specifically recommend for front mount installations. I gave this 1 extra star for the finish and hardware it comes with. The screws match finish. Nothing is unpleasant or unsightly. The plastic HDD tray slides in and out to mount your harddrives. It has SSD mounts on the rearside of the wall. Intuitive design in a simple product. And paid under $80

I was on the fence between this and the non-airflow version and decided on going for as much air as I could. Building in the case is very easy, which was a treat. I have big hands so I have worked in some unfriendly cases (Carbide 200 I’m looking at you). I did not use the fans that came stock with the case so I cannot comment on their usefulness or quietness. Upon purchase and receipt, I swapped them out for three Noctua Cromax 120mm fans up front and a 140mm for the back. Of course when I received the 140 I hadn’t checked to see that the rear fan space is only 120mm compatible, so I ordered a fourth 120mm Noctua and installed the 140 on the top of the case. I was happy to discover that the front panel is not plastic but actual metal, and the clips that affix it appear durable. There is a nice amount of space for running wires out of sight on the right side. I am using an older setup (Asus Maximus VII and i7 4790k) so I don’t have a USB-C header. The tint on the glass panel is fairly dark which is fine by me - if you want to show off RGB you’ll need a lot of light or a different case altogether. Very happy with it and the service I received from Best Buy. Actually had it delivered the day after I ordered which allowed me to get my setup underway fast.

This is a great case to build in, it's got a good size and the construction feels solid. This was the case I used for the first 'full' build I did after tearing apart an old computer. It offers a pretty spacious build and comes ready for standard ATX motherboards to be installed. Offers a separated compartment for cable management on the back of the system along with mounting for your SSD's either on the front or back (or your RGB controllers). Temperatures are pretty good with this case. Idle's are pretty stable and when gaming temperatures for the most part stayed pretty cool except in the more demanding situations where is temperatures got up a bit to 80C (which is also a factor of the cooling solutions I'm using). Case can fit 3 fans on the front, I use two on the top (actually have a radiator installed on the top) and a single rear fan. The front can have 3 fans at 120 or 140mm without issue. The rear can only have a 120 fan without modifications to the case.

For a mid-tier build this case is great. It’s a good medium size. Not large but not small. Cable management options are plentiful. I removed it, but if you use the included HDD/SSD drive bays it’s a tight fit for your PSU cables. I didn’t like the dark smoked glass that comes with the black case, if you display your PC it makes it difficult to see inside. I wish it came in a clear option. Since it’s so small the upgradability isn’t the best. Depending on the model, newer cards like the 4070 and higher could run into clearance issues if you’re using an AIO on the front. Speaking of AIO’s, if you plan on top mounting be sure to get low-profile RAM and be mindful of tall motherboard heatsinks near the top. It’s a very tight fit and I ended up front mounting due to clearance issues with my RAM up top. If they made the case about 1” taller and long it would have made this so much more versatile and upgradable.

Very easy to build in. Installing the fans was a breeze, though I wish they'd given you a couple more--enough to fill the front and add one in the back. Really like how you can move the basement drive bay forward to give you more room for cable management (or, you can remove it altogether if you don't have any 3.5" drives). Only minor complaint is it was a bit of a pain to remove the cable cover shroud near the front. I didn't realize it was held in with a screw at the top and first and bent the retention clip at the bottom when I was finally able to get it out. It's not a huge deal since I wanted to pull it out anyway to more easily work with cables, but it was still a bit troublesome. Outside of the single issue I had with the cable shroud, it's a great case. I get great airflow with three fans in the front and one in the rear (had to pull two from my old case for four total). Brought my temps down around three degrees cooler at idle. I was a little worried about noise, but it honestly hasn't been that bad.

Solid Airflow and full ATX, hard to beat for the price. However it only comes with two fans so buyer beware if you want to take advantage of all of the cooling it has to offer you will want more. And you should take advantage the triple 120 fan front intake with a solid filter is fantastic and makes the solid face Corsair 4000D (non airflow) seemingly irrelevant. It has space for Three 120 mm fans on the front one 120 on the back and if your motherboard and ram allow (they must really ALLOW) up to a 240 mm rad on top. the back is spacious so cable management is not an absolute nightmare and the adjustable cable cover inside makes routing a breeze. However if you do spring for a 240 mm rad on top routing anything like the CPU power connector for example can get tight so again beware. It also contains vertical GPU mounts however I suggest you DO NOT mount vertically unless you want to melt your card as the distance from card to glass is far too small. Speaking of glass the side panel is a tinted tempered glass if you get the black model and clear if you get the white. All in all for this price point its hard to go wrong with this case I highly recommend!

This is the best case I have owned. Great airflow, plenty of space, very nice cable management. Construction is solid and I really like the design! I paid more for it than it is currently priced, but it's worth it.

Purchased this case with the hopes of installing a 280mm AIO at the top of the case, unfortunately my RAM (Corsair RGB) was just a bit too tall, luckily I also had a 240mm on hand that fit in the top, there should be no problem installing a 280 up top with any LP ram. Back to the case, it has some nice Corsair yellow accents, front and back panels have captive screws, the glass side panel also has little nubbins to locate and push fit in, comes with 2x 120mm fans, the front panel pops off easily to reveal the front dust filter, there is also a dust filter on the bottom that is easily accessible, installing and building in this case is incredibly easy, nice cable management channels and tie down spots make the cable management look really tidy, I did modify the case slightly to install a GPU AIO as the tubes were kinda being bent awkwardly. I took the dremmel and made a 2x2" cut out at the front of the PSU shroud for the GPU AIO tubes to seat lower into the PSU shroud area, popped the little plastic piece back in and it looks factory. My System. MSI B550 CARBON GAMING WIFI MOTHERBOARD. 32GB CORSAIR MEMORY ( 4X 8GB STICKS). 2X NVME DRIVES, (1TB & 2TB RESPECTIVELY). AMD 5600X CPU. AMD 5700XT GPU (WATER COOLED WITH ID COOLINGS VGA AIO). MSI CPU COOLER. CORSAIR 650W PSU. Buy this case if you want good airflow and a cooler system.

Everything about this case is great. Perfect size, quality materials, and the airflow means it beats the 4000d model. Only con I have is that the tempered glass is rather dim so if you want to show off your components then it might be best to get a different case or a 4000d airflow case online that offers a less dim side panel.

It works well, everything fit proper. Had extra parts. Absolutely love the cable management on the back end of the case. Love the look, its a very nice stealth like look to it. Im a huge batman fan so the tinted tempered glass adds to the darkened look especially with a breathing rgb effect. The cooling is really good. My room is plenty hot but i used to hover around 50 to 55 temp wise but with this case im down to around 40 to 45. You'd think the openness of the case would create a lot of noise but its as quiet as my other case that was designed to be more quiet than cool. All in all this case does both. Thoroughly loving the look and feel of this case.

Excellent case. Nice and roomy. Well thought out design. Amazing airflow. My machine runs much quieter and cooler in this case. Very easy to work on and setup. A bit wider than expected, but not a negative. My tower cooler has plenty of room. Good cable management.

Bought this case alongside a long awaited GPU upgrade for the sole purpose of better airflow. And like the name suggests, it has extremely good airflow! It may not be the top of the line, I’m sure there’s better out there, but for the price, availability, and general aesthetics, I couldn’t turn it down. The two fans it comes with are very basic, being black with no RGB, but that is not a problem with people like me who don’t need their rig to look like an airport runway. Fitting everything inside was a breeze, and cable management is very solid with included Velcro straps and zip ties. As for system temps, my 2060 Super has hit a max of 74C, with my Ryzen 5 3600 w/ Corsair water cooling hitting a max of 70, both running Red Dead Redemption 2 on High/Ultra. I will be getting some more fans, making my total to 5, not including the radiator fan. I highly recommend this for a budget build in a warmer environment, it has done and will continue to serve me well.

The 4KD airflow is as it says it is, a case centered around airflow. If you have no obstructions or other airborne debris-related (pet-dander, smoking) problems in the home, you should enjoy low temps for years to come. Plenty of space in the case, vertical GPU mounting options, a PSU basement and a decent amount of space in the back for cable-management. Nothing wrong with this case if you don't need something large.