Corsair 5000D Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - Black

Got two large 360mm ek rads, a d5 pump with medium reservoir, and 10 fans. Room to spare inside. Plenty of ways to change things around to make even more fit. But the case overall still fits nicely on my desk.

My setup has never looked better. All these upgrades made a bigger case a nessecity. The cable management is so nice. Everything is wrapped together and makes even the backside of the case look good. GET THIS CASE

Upgraded from the 4000X to the 4000D airflow to keep things cooler and Im so glad I did. Amazing case to work in, great airflow.

Ive been eyeing this case for quite a while. Its really great to work in (This was my first PC build). They could have used a little extra room in the back where the wires go... But thats mostly because Im rocking 10 fans throughout the case and 2 CPU fans. Overall though, Id definitely buy it again if I ever needed to.

Case is a breeze to build in and leaves plenty of room for multiple radiators. This case shows that Corsair is turning a corner and looking to become pro-consumer

Im able to have my radiator mounted on the side, leaving 7 open fans on the front, top, and back of the case. This makes it so my 3080ti never goes above 55°C while under load gaming. Thats insane for being air cooled. Open air flow is the way to go. Just remember you will have some fan noise when you have 10 fans in a computer (obviously fans make noise) but I cant hear it when my headphones are on. If you have a good mic with a gate, nobody will ever know.

As someone who upgrades incrementally instead of doing full builds every few years, this was the last thing on my list, and it blows my iCUE 220t away. Almost literally. My old case was fine for the old R5 2600/R5 3600/B350/B550/GTX 1070/RTX 2070 builds, but was starting to cook my R7 5800x/X570/RTX 3080. The 5000D Airflow knocked my temps down a solid 10C across the board, runs quieter since the fans dont have to ramp up nearly as much, and I can actually mount all 3 of my Sata SSDs in the back instead of having one just kind of wedged wherever it would fit.

I really love this case. Its easy to work in once youve figured out how to unmount some of the covers, and broken the machined seal on the PCIE covers. Its got great headroom for a top mounted radiator as long as its not a thick rad. I cant access my top connectors still, but its the price of not going with something like a full size tower.

One of the best white-themed ATX cases today. The build quality is amazing and the sound dampening is really great. I love how easy it is to remove the front and top panel, more case manufacturers should take note. Cable management is a breeze but angling the 24-pin and the 3.0 cable is headache-inducing. Removing the tempered glass panel could’ve been made easier by adding a magnetic panel or something to that effect so your hands aren’t touching the glass. The rear cable cover is a unique feature but any cables sticking out pushes it and since it’s magnetic, it won’t be able to close. I had to remove mine since the 24-pin stock out too much. My biggest gripe though is the price and the amount of fans provided. If you’re going to charge $160 USD, you would think they should’ve included an adequate amount of fans. They chose to include two fans which considering the completion at this price point, it’s disappointing. Overall though, I’m happy with this case and glad to see Corsair make airflow-focused cases.

Case designed for perfection, the only issue I found is the passthrough for the mono connectors is definitely way to small for a 90° bend