Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great case, a little loud but that’s to be expected with a case that puts airflow above all else. Lots of space where the psu goes and tons of holes that make cable management a breeze. Has a lot of space for a bigger gpu (mine fits a triple fan xfx 6800). The side panel on the black model is extremely dark and it makes rgb hard to see l, from what I can tell the white model has a completely clear side panel. I would like to see this case at the 100-120$ price range.

Probably the best case that I built machine on. It’s not too big and not too small. Plenty of space for pretty much anything. Cable management is great and the airflow is insane in the case. I mounted 360mm radiator on the top of the case for my AIO and 3 120mm fans in the front. 1 120mm in the back for exhaust. Front pulls in cool air and the back and top pulls out hot air. Highly recommend this case.

Absolute beauty. Ive never built a pc before so i just transfered everything from my pre-built and yolo'd it into the Corsair 5000d case. Super easy and spacious, case is very sturdy and the case actually has airflow bruh. It was a pretty penny tho 181.89 with taxes i think. There are similar or even better Airflow based cases in the market for cheaper but this one caught my eye. :)

This is a fabulous air flow case. As a mid-tower is it large enough for a full atx plus a giant 3080 and so get great thermals. Even stuffing a 360 radiator and 10 120mm fans with all the argb wires I was able to do clean cable management. Only knock is the dark tempered glass on the black case vs the clear tempered panel on the white case.

A bit more roomy than the 4000d, with room for 3 more 120mm fans should you need them. I've had a number of corsair cases and you can't go wrong. Corsair has great products. Using this case until i upgrade to the 7000d. Fits my NHD15 cooler without issue and delivers great airflow when paired with good fans. Keeping my 5900x/6900xt nice and cool.

Perfect case for a modern PC build. Plenty of space for all the cable management. And plenty of spots for your SSDs. Can handle large graphics cards easily. And with up to ten 120mm fan spots plenty of cooling. Only downside with the black case is the tinted glass side panels.

Overall, this is a great case. Corsair listen to the concerns about the 4000D and addressed the issues. The 5000D Airflow is well-designed. My build put a high priority on cooling, since I was planning on overclocking and running programs that would definitely stress the system. Building was a breeze. There are channels, pass-throughs, and hold downs everywhere that's needed, allowing for a clean build and proper cable managements. The only downside I have is the pass-through for the 2 CPU cables at the top of the motherboard. With a 360mm AIO, they run VERY close to a fan. CARE is required here. Other than that, the case is flawless. And it performs. Running a 13700K i7 CPU at 5.6ghz and an overclocked RTX 3080 ti GPU, even under loads, everything stays cool. Running 3D Mark's Time Spy, CPU temperature never exceeds 82°C and the GPU never exceeds 67°C. Plus, it looks great.

Specs: - Ryzen 7 3700x w/ 240mm Corsair AIO. - Aorus 3070 Had an AeroCool RGB and it was choking my system had CPU temps upwards of 77 degrees and GPU at 80+ under load, with fans maxing out. Got this case with no other hardware upgrades and I'm sitting at 62 C under load for 3 hours, with a GPU temp of 70 C. Completely open, screens everywhere, and super easy to open up. Cable management is made easy with the door to hide all of the cables. I would recommend if you are doing a new build - go with the 140mm fans. They fill in the areas better, but if you have 120's they'll be just fine.

Definitely meets the airflow in the name. Plenty of space in the case. Really appreciated the built in cable ties on the back. Included fan is decent aswell

I bought this case to do my first custom loop build. Big fan of Corsair cases (recent ones). I previously was using a 4000d AF. Not a large footprint increase over 4000d compared to extra space inside. Lots of mounting options for all components, with thought put into making building/maintenance as easy as possible. For example: fans/rad are mounted to a removeable panel, adequate channels for cable mgmt, tons of included tie down straps, multiple options for ssd/hdd, etc. Build quality is great. Despite technically having room for 2 360mm rads, it gets a little tight up top. I ended up switching to a 240 on the top to make life easier. Someone more experienced might not have an issue with this though.

Really happy with this case. The airflow is excellent, the layout is clean, and it has a lot more room than I expected. Cable management is super easy thanks to the built-in channels and Velcro straps. The side panels come off without a fight, and everything inside feels solid and well-built. Plenty of space for fans, radiators, and future upgrades. Looks clean and simple, which is exactly what I wanted. Definitely one of the better cases I’ve worked with.

Decided to go with this case over the 4000D airflow option simply for the space. I was set on the 4000D, but very happy that I did my research & ran into this case! It holds the 40' series cards with PLENTY of room for any kind of setup you choose to run. This was my 1st build, & you simply cant beat the quality/size/options you get with this case for a very, very reasonable price! I HIGHLY suggest giving this case a shot. You'll be verynhappy you did.

After shopping for a few cases for a new custom build I landed on this. I was gonna go for a smaller version to save money but I'm very glad I didn't. On the other side I'm glad I didn't pick the bigger ones this was perfect and I'm coming from a full size set up! Very easy to open and use for a first timer. Excellent wire management. I HIGHLY recommend the iCue Link Fans they are made for it. But others work perfectly fine too. Very easy install of anything with its modularability (I made up a word to make sense of it)

Perfect size, not too big and not too small. Makes cable management and cooling capability extremely easy.

This case is absolutely massive but the amount of fans that you can put in it I have 10 running on mine with a 360 radiator core I9 12900k Aorus 3070 Master with ddr5 5600 and it stays super cool. Very easy to build in and I love the door that covers the wires it has so many features that cases that cost so much more dont even have. By far my most favorite case I have built in. Just make sure you have room for this monster.

It's big. Really big, with lots of room for growth. But lots of great cable management options with the built in tray, plenty of cooling. Fit my new 4070 graphics cars without issue. If i had to do it again i might have gone with the slightly smaller 4000 case but overall its excellent.

This is one of my favorite cases. Current system is a 12700K overclocked to 5.2 and a 4080 TUF OC. There is plenty of room in this case and airflow is excellent. I've now purchased a few of these for builds for friends etc.

The case has plenty of space for radiators and graphics cards its set up well and the fan placments are very nice the air flow zones have dust guards and raised plates that add a amazing style to the look

The Corsair 5000D Airflow is the case for great for building anything from a basic computer to a complex, custom watercooled beast. Plenty of room to work and cable routes are great to help with cable management. If you're looking for a new case and want all of your components to get plenty of air then this is the case for you.

Best case I ever used. Easily hands down. Play room is huge here. Thats an understatement. This is a must have if your an enthusiast. Unless your going for like everything liquid cooled. This is absolutely incredible for the price. Buy it buy it buy it!