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

great case for price. If you plan to do a rad on the side it will not fit if you plan to use the artic freezer 2 aio. any assa tek aio will work if want to keep the plastic cable hider installed. overall the build quality is great.

First PC build I went basic and easy. Cable management was nice and airflow is good. Have a 590 board DDR5 large air cooler and a 12th gen i7 3080 Everything fits and cpu and gpu are kept cool.

Take it from someone who never built a computer before. I took the guts from a prebuilt from NZXT and installed them to this case and although it took a while, I can say it went very well! It’s solid aluminum, super spacious, and insanely customizable to fit any combo of parts you have. Everything about the case is very clear and easy to understand on what can or cannot go where, and with that extra back cover, you can hide all your cables without hurting yourself. You can’t go wrong with this. Highly recommended if you want a semi-large mid-tower case.

I bought this case to build a machine which would eventually replace my 12 year old workhorse which could no longer keep up with the demands of all the software/hardware from today. The case came undamaged, glass intact, and all the screws, 3 dust filters, etc. included. The design of the case is good, albeit a bit heavy, but, that’s how tower’s are. The tempered glass is nice to be able to see through, and is tinted, so, does block some light from inside. I don’t mind, as I could care less about all the rgb in the peripherals. The filters fit exactly where they need to be and are magnetic, with a little tab to pull them off the case to move them. The bottom one underneath the case is a bit odd, but, I figure less dust is better, however possible. The USB-C port and USB-A plugs on the top are nice to have and work well with my motherboard. Finally, I can plug in my usb-c cable to iPhone for charging! The case has tons of room to fit AIO coolers, a RTX-3090 (and possibly bigger), and AT-X motherboard, and lots of space for extra SSD drives that are hidden away. Overall, I’m happy with the case, and should I need to, in the future, I’m sure it’ll take care of the task. The top, right side, bottom, and back all have space for air to escape, and the case can hold 10 120mm fans with no problem, or 9 more with an AIO. Enjoying it, and had a great time building the new rig!

Building in this case was a breeze especially if youre watercooling. Corsair has really done well with this one. The cable management door is awesome. The one issue I have although not huge is the top radiator placement couldve been better. Temps are really good. You will not be disappointed with this case.

Loved it but unfortunately didnt fit my motherboard so returned. But Im looking at the full tower. Beautiful case.

Great case with a lot of room to work in.

Got room for plenty of fans and definitely dropped the GPU temps by around 7C compared to my old Antec case which had 90mm and 120mm fans. The side shroud made it more difficult to install my WC rad and few of the wiring had to run differently due blockage. I left the shroud on so the 3 side fan mounts would not be visible. Plenty of room for future upgrades still available. Went with 7 Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700 PWM which gives it great air flow with minimal noise. Nice and quiet. I would have given it 5 stars if not for the side shroud wiring issue which just makes you have to route a couple your wires differently.

The thumb screws come out the factory screwed down so tight you wouldnt think theyre called THUMB screws.

Im too lazy to write details about the pros and cons of this case. Ill just quickly list some things: