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

I’ve gone through MANY cases, and so far I think I’m settled with this one.

I would purchase this if you looking to build a pc with great airflow. I have built multiple pc in this past and this is my go to case. It is big enough to hold long and thick gpus out there especially rtx 4000 series........

The case is great. My temps dropped a whole 10 degrees from my NZXT case. Cable management was super easy because they supplied a bunch of velcro straps and there’s plenty of places to route everything neatly. There’s space for ten fans so there are plenty of options for cooling. Sturdy construction with mostly metal parts with a few plastic pieces. No rattles - it’s a really solid case.

Didn’t know what case I was going to get but I have Corsair fans so why not go with a Corsair case. Able to fit 13 fans with a push and pull on the top with the radiator. Very easy to install. Love the case. The air flow is amazing. I thought about the 7000D but it might be too big. Plenty of room in the back. Great buy.

Pure corsair quality!

This case as great airflow and looks amazing. Very easy to build in as well. It was a relief to go from a quad stellar to this case.

Best airflow silent best case Ive ever purchased

I just cant imagine having a glass case on a system, unless youre using a water-cooled system with lots of friends, but then the fans make the water-cooled system loud. . I think its better to have an open system with just a few fans, so the glass case cover is now in storage.

10/10. I would recommend if you are looking for a great pc case!!

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.