Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great Computer Case! The Corsair 4000D Airflow very well-designed mid-tower case (rather large compared to my old mid-tower) with excellent airflow. I was able to mount a radiator on the side but some might not fit due to thickness. Building inside it is easy, with good cable management (yes really) and sturdy metal construction. Front I/O is what you would expect. One thing to consider is the size... she takes up a good bit of desk. Overall, worth the money! *in the picture, the right case is the 4000D*

Probably one of the easiest builds this ol boy has done. This case has excellent airflow, keeping things ice cold. Every panel comes off easily, making access quick work. Installing everything takes less time as this has adjustable rails. I didn't use the preinstalled fans but it is pretty nice that they came installed. Hardware list as follows: Ryzen 9950x3D Aorus X870e 64g 6000mhz Vengence ram 1000w Rx PSU XFX Rx 7900xtx GPU Crucial T705 2tb M.2 5x4 Main Drive Predator 4tb Game drives (x2) Corsair Icue Link fans Corsair Titan 360 AIO

Well thought out design and very user friendly for building a high end pc

Hands down best case ive owned. Modular PC cases with so many options and space is just the way to go. No hasle, plenty of room to expand, plenty of build options and style. Absolutely a must have and at around $100 why even bother with ugly fishtank cases with poor air circulation.

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This case is awesome. Clean design, easy to disassemble, and incredibly builder-friendly. Cable management was straightforward thanks to the smart layout. Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a hassle-free building experience.

Fantastic case! This one is super easy to build in, lots of space for fans, and large components, modular design, and the build quality is awesome! I had the original 4000D and it was subpar, but this one is great! I’m coming from the Lian Li O11 Air Mini, which is also an amazing case! I just wanted something different. I think my build would look better with a 360mm AIO, or just switch to air cooled, but im happy regardless.

So first off I would like to state this case is amazing, I really liked the modularity of it and it improves off of the already existing 4000D case. I really liked the rail system but there could be an easier way to improve it, I was thoroughly disappointed though with the fact that it supports 140 and 160mm fans but not a 420 RAD. This is the only thing I think could be improved on, all it needs is a slight bump in length and you would have it. Other than that the temps are amazing and so is the airflow. 8.5/10

Really happy with it. Fit pretty much everything I wanted too. I have 12 fans in it. Two AIO's. Was really easy to build in. Great price for what you get. Just had my brother get a second one for his build. BUY IT!

only the third computer I've ever built this case was really easy to build in Corsair really made it simple to work in. my wife wanted a workstation so as I upgraded my machine I save my parts and build her a nice computer.

Can't say enough about the options this case has for builds.

Great All Black Sleek Case! No RGB besides the power light and looks really slick! Plenty of space and great cable management!

Like the case looks really sleek. Um yeah, I love how accessible everything is

I recently purchased this PC case because I saw my cousin have this case for a prebuilt he had. I liked the fact it was spacious and have cable tie downs pre installed to help with cable managment.

Outstanding case. This was the most convenient PC build mostly due to this case being so easy to take apart in many different ways. For reference I’ve built a total of 5 PCs.

Vast improvement over the previous 4000D. More airflow, can fit a 360 radiator on top unlike the previous model.

Best case for the value, comes with 3 fans, and it is super easy to work in.

Well made case, easy to work in. Top panel can be a little difficult to remove. Infinirail system is flexible (I'm running 140mm fans up front) but mildly tedious. Appreciate the tinted glass to mute the unicorn vomit that I'm running in the system. The fact that the thumb screws on the main panels are captured is a nice touch. Plenty of room and already provided straps for cable management. Think I maybe used two of my own straps. Easy to make a clean looking build. Depending on your gpu size and mobo combination, you may want to get a column style gpu support. My 7900xt wasn't quite long enough to take advantage of the regular placement of the gpu support bracket (320mm card), and the mini gpu support placement doesn't work with most ATX boards (I assume). I couldn't use it - too much I/O in the way; all of my mobo USB connections ran right where it seated. Overall I consider the case worth the price point. Grab it if you need room for a hefty chonk system or want future room to expand. This was my reason for scooping it up. Front panel having alternate options is a fun little bonus - if you have a 3d printer, there's no limit to what you could add.

Outstanding case to build in with room to spare, even with a 50 series card & 360mm AIO up front. The design is very nice, the front grille allows ample air into the front for cooling purposes and the adjustability on the infini-rail system works well. Having built in every case factor under the sun, this one takes the cake.

This was a very nice case to build in. The PSU shroud, and mobo tray were screwed in making it easy to remove and build on. Lots of little details like thumb screws to hold the power supply in and the infini-rail system is nice when it stays in place. My only issue is the lack of spots for 2.5in SSDs and 3.5in HDDs. Specifically the latter. A stackable drive cage that mounts where one of the drive mounting plates are at the bottom of the case would be a nice option even if its a part that you would have to order. As it stand you only have space for 4 2.5in drives or 2 3.5in HDDs with one spot behind the CPU mount and on the case floor.