@@AleKrusher I had a H440 for a while. I liked it at first but with my most recent system went with a Fractal Design Meshify C for the air flow. Had the 4000X/5000X been out at the time, I would have heavily considered them.
Just built my new rig with this case. I used the black one with the tinted tempered glass panel. It looks absolutely beautiful and stays insanely cool. Fully populated with fans and a 360 rad at the top. Love this case. 10/10 would recommend.
what fans are best to buy outside of the case. i think the case comes with 3 in front on the rgb version, and i am going to buy a radiator liquid cooler for my cpu with 3 fans in the top. but for the other fans, the exhaust and the back what fans did u choose?
SSDs are the biggest quality of life upgrades. I used to have a hard drive that took 10 min to boot and my SATA SSD does it in like 5 seconds. Before, a 1tb HDD was 100$; now 1tb SSDs are a bit above 100$ on sale.
@@ConeJellos 36 actually, and really? Water cooled builds need airflow? What for? Cooling the radiators? I mean obviously my comment wasn't directed at the baity video title.
Jay, as an avid custom water cooler myself, I would be interested to see you do a build using 5/8 (16mm) tubing instead of 13mm. I have done the testing myself and have seen improvements of over 5c. Would be interesting to see what your results are. And just to add to it, I do not use any 45 or 90 degree fittings. I prefer to do all the custom bends.
Have this cases "little brother" the 4000D AF. Looked for over a year for a new case and this was the case that made me decide my OG S340 needed retired after 7 years lol
I got the regular 5000D a few weeks ago because the solid white panels make for a really clean and minimal look. Paired with an all-black mobo, the msi meg unify x570. First time building, but the case is roomy so that made things fairly easy. I really like how the blacked out interior with the white case turned out. Now I just need a gpu that isn’t over 5 years old 🙃🥲
after a year how do you like it? mine is coming in today and I am doing the opposite (White on black) but I am really curious how you have liked it after a year.
@@Cyge240sx well since he didnt respond can u tell ME how YOUR situation is bc thats the one that i want too but im also deciding between this or the 4000D
This is the case I went with for my new build, using an AMD 7900X and 3090 Ti. There’s a 360 AIO top mounted for the CPU, and 6 intake fans on the front and left side. This case does a great job keeping the system cool with plenty of airflow!
I used an i7-12700K with a Deepcool Assassin 3 with the two stock fans. Iddle temperature is 27 degrees, max temperature for one cinebench run is 77 degrees, after several minutes, slowly approaches the 80's and stays there. Temperature for real life workloads stays around the 40s, and doesn't reach the 70s. Maybe the best PC case for air cooling.
Please, coud you tell me if the right side panel (the one that has vents) can fit in place of the left side/glass panel ? I'm planning to buy this case, but I hate RGB vomit and TG panels. I would actually order a right side panel and put it in place of the left one, to get rid of the glass thingy. From what I've seen in many vids, they look like interchangeable (same holes at the same heights, same shape, etc.), but I'd really like to know for sure if it's possible. Thx in advance.
Been looking to get 4000d aswell, weird this video just came out but 5000d must be new or something. So far it's been the only case that has good reviews all round and doesn't look like a circus.
I just wanted to share my thanks with you Jay. I just finished building my new PC. I watched a bunch of your videos to help me know how to set it all up.
Bought it last week and it seems very good, a better look than the Phanteks P500a. I had to dismantle some parts inside to properly manage cables and use the HDD mount in the bottom.
Yeah dude. Couldn't use that cable shroud to save my life. They should've included extensions for the 24 pin ATX and USB 3.0 header. And I have a long ass power supply AND hard drives so that was a pain in the ass.
@@JorgeMartinez-dp3im if I had one complaint about the case it would be that shroud 😅 it looked great once I spent 45 minutes getting the damn thing back into place though
@@voteforjefe4017 I was seriously considering buying a 90° 24 pin adapter and a USB 3.0 header extension but I just ended up putting some fans on the side and calling it a day. Still looks pretty sweet 😎
Just built in this case. Nothing over the top or crazy, just a simple build in a nice looking and easy to work in case. I enjoyed it alot! Looking forward to the water cooled update vid.
@@Kevin-mx1vi well should cost around 400 bucks. But tbh you just need 500gb-1tb of ssd for the os and most used apps. And 1tb is 100 bucks in most countries
@@Kevin-mx1vi Sign me up when 8TB SSDs cost 129eur/150usd, like each of the 4x 8TB WD80EMAZ in my workstation. Until that day comes I'll gladly keep my spinning rust as mass storage and my tiny 512GB 960 Pro for the system drive :P
@@swagie_ I already have my OS and apps on a Samsung 1tb NVMe drive. The spinner is just the data drive and at current prices I don't see myself switching to a similar (or larger) SSD for a while. 😉
Been looking at these cases, weird that this video just came out.. from what I've found it seems 4000d is sufficient and good for the price, the 5000d is essentially the same except is more configurable and would suit a build that needs lots of cooling.
5000D is bigger (can fit 3 fans in the top, and a 360 rad mounted lines down in the front), and has one more USB-A input on the top. 4000D is fairly limited on what rads will fit on the top and still clear ram in AMD systems (not sure on intel) I've got a 4000D, but might have been swayed to a 5000D if it had existed when I built mine 👍
@@cloudyview Main difference for me is the extra USB on the front panel ... I need that for a Warthog HOTAS... now, if only AMD would fix USB on X570 with PCIe 4 ... @JayzTwo2cents - how about a video on that?
Like 4 main differences if you are fairly new to all this 1: cable management. The 4000D doesn't have brackets for your cables 2: side air ventilation. The 4000D didn't have that 3: extra USB port by the power button. The 4000D only has 2 USB ports, but 1 of them is C-Type and the other is USB-A. The 5000D has 1 USB-C AND 2 USB-A 4: the size. 5000D is slightly bigger meaning it can hold more components or rather bigger components.
@@EduardoMora69 point 1 you made is incorrect i believe. I have the 4000X (which as far as I know is the same as 4000D with glass front panel) and it has cable management brackets. Albeit less than the 5000D but its smaller and still has them
Btw there have been some newer versions of the Crystal 570X that has the PSU cover closed! Fortunately I got one of those and while it can be a pain in the ass to take all the glass of to clean the case, it still looks super fancy and nice with all the glass.
I have the previous version and am super happy with it. This case is a total upgrade and I love it. Only improvement they could do is a removable psu compartment for easier cable management.
Hey Jay, long time listener... first time caller. I just wanted you to know that I appreciate you, your crew, and your videos in general. You are by-far the most entertaining to watch. I also feel like you focus on the most important information yet you don't get lost in the details. You can explain stuff in a way that the general population can understand too. You're awesome. This last part I want to start by saying this is in no way advertising and what I'm about to say is JUST for Jay. I'm the owner of The Waypoint VRcade (the largest free-roam virtual reality center in the world). We have to build tons of PCs, not just for our facility, but also for our customers (individuals and businesses). Your videos have helped me create better builds. Thanks for that. If you ever find yourself in South Bend / Mishawaka Indiana, stop by and I'll get you into some games for free. It would be awesome to pick your brain a bit on setting up a build channel too. Either way, you're awesome. Thanks for what you do!
Was looking at last year's 4000D to replace my Meshify C, but thrilled this thing exists now. Addresses all my concerns from the previous gen's release.
Wow, this is a really well done case, I'm impressed. I was looking at a more open airflow case with a cool design, like the V8 one you showed, but honestly, this might be better, especially depending on what the pricing of other stuff ends up at.
Got this case. Literally my only complaint is I wish they added just an extra half inch or so to that back door they had there. I just barely managed to cram all of my cables in the back there but damn this case is otherwise beautiful. 9.9/10 imo.
13:16 What you dubbed "air scoop" in that case was what I just built out of card board in my case. It brought down GPU temps from 63°C to 61°C vs blowing the air against the edge of the PSU. (I used about 25cm/10" of cardboard and made a ramp from the bottom of the case to the top edge of the PSU.) Gentle curves work better than 90° angles, no doubt.
My prayers have been answered! I bought the 4000D a few weeks ago and have been in a dilemma of going water cooled or sticking to air cooled. I've never done a water cool so can't wait to see the next video.
I ended up with a 6800XT 319 Merc and had to get a new case since the card was to big. Selected the 4000D and was pretty happy about rebuilding my computer inside it. I Replaced all the fans with Arctic P12, 3 in front and 1 in rear. Works great.
Thanks Steve GN, again. Everybody's happy to see more and more good airflow cases, but only GN put pressure on brands, while others made cool videos about the Fractal Era ITX for example.
yeah theyre great! i was hyped to hear that they might have been working on their own case. but they revealed a couple of days ago that they werent doing that anymore or anytime soon at least which kinda sucks but makes sense. they wanna stay objective and not too close to any particular company. hopefully they do make one one day!
I have this case, it is very easy to build in (my first build), upgrading is open and free and it is very quiet. The only problem is that the fans that come with it are a bit noisy but otherwise very chill
@@mannyfresh7065 i did not. 2 140mm fans and one of the 120mm included. the top is not flimsy at all. the front intake is kinda but im sure it would hold the weight of a aio no problem.
@@govindsharma7738 I heard the front you need to be careful when mountain fans since it’s flimsy? Good to know top is rigid. I’ll prolly tell my buddy to top mount his aio. It looks like a 360mm aio front would be really tight
Great stuff, im also building a new pc right now. Some parts are SO expensive right now for various world effecting reasons, especially when it comes to graphics cards, i just spent $4,000 AUD on the graphics card alone. In 2017 when i did my last build, i bought the top of the line Gigabyte waterforce 1080Ti and i think it cost me $1,600 AUD, a bargain in comparison.
I've just bought this case & it's a beauty. It's easy to build in has massive space. It's loaded with 6 fans 3 front 3 top and the thermals are the best I've had. Corsair are back in form
Hey Jay, I just built my new rig using a 4000D Airflow case. I think anybody buying these Cases needs to be extra careful with their glass panels. Mine went bang and shattered making a big mess when I tried to install it. A slight drop to the table on the corner was all that it took. Looks like there are no spares atm, so i guess im buying a spare case.....
Wow thanks mate, I've had my 4000D for about a month and I've been trying to be super careful with the side panel lol. I just don't get why they didin't just use a glass door on hinges, instead of having to snap it back into place every time you want to tinker with the PC. Ahh well at least they replace it for free if it goes bang, still gives me anxiety though every time I take it off. 😖
I am happy that you are doing this case. I just bought mine last night. The same model, it should be here on Friday. So waking up and seeing this made my day. I will have to post some pictures when i am done on your twitter. Thanks guys. Keep up the great work.
Same with the white airflow. Beautiful case and I actually "cable managed" for the first time ever due to how easy they make it. Would highly recommend the 4000d if the 5000d is a little out of a price range.
Jay, you are the first person to confirm what I just was told by Corsair - the side cover is meant to have fans behind it to supply airflow to the motherboard. Now if I can get someone to try to install (3) 140mm fans in front to see what it looks like. If possible. Per Corsair's response to me you can. Keep up the great videos.
I just built my first PC a few weeks ago using this case. Glad to see I made a wise choice! No complaints about it at all so far. Thanks for the video Jay🤘
Just bought this case - even before seeing this video. Was originally going to buy the Be Quiet! Dark Base 700, but they were out of stock at my local store and they suggested the Corsair 5000D Airflow instead. After watching this video, and opening the box and seeing the case, I'm actually pretty happy that I got it for my build. Good channel, very informative.
I just recently watched one of those video! I'm trying to do a full loop for my phanteks evolv shift 2 with an external 360 rad handing off the back panel and not using a resivor like an AIO, trying to find a rad with the fill port at one end has proven to be difficult.
@@dholocronkeeper dunno about OP but I bought an orange mini atx case made by Aerocool (DS Cube) that was meant to be a good flexible design, but ended up being a limited nightmare with terrible airflow and a rubber surface that turned to nasty ass gunk after a few years. Got the Corsair iCue 220T RGB edition and never looked back since. I'm surprised my 4790k lasted as long as it has done in that hell scape of trapped dust and heat, already had to replace a gpu fan because of the work stress killing it.
I've got the 5000X RGB version of this case and have been considering doing a custom loop in it at some point, so I'm really excited to hear about the upcoming watercooling build guide. Also, the non-airflow version (either solid or RGB versions) still have plenty of airflow because of the large angled gaps on the sides of the panels. I've got a 360mm corsair AIO side mounted for a 5900X and a 3080 in my build, and even the non-airflow version keeps those at perfectly acceptable temps (~70C 5900X with PBO and ~74C 3080 stock in Cyberpunk in a 21C room). Obviously could be lower, but could also be much, much worse for a "non-airflow" case.
6:50 good to know about the fan controller. That was one of my main worries. I bought the 4000xICUE before I realized the airflow is terrible. Now going to get this.
Jayz, great video! I just purchased a new ABS ALI631system with the Corsair 5000X ICUE RGB (white) case. Case design and building technology has come a long way from my current prehistoric Coolermaster HAF X. Your video on this similar Corsair case pointed out some features that I hadn't yet realized - nice work, Corsair! And, Jayz, thank you for really taking the time to go through the construction & air flow design of this case. In the past, most PC & case reviewers avoid getting down to the bottom line on airflow design, and avoid it like it had COVID. Good job - new subscriber!
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I recently had to build a new PC and i went with the 4000D Airflow. It's a beautiful Case with nice Thermals, and it's actually Fun to build in. This one was enough, as i only plan to use a 240mm AIO in the Top spot.
I really like the case. Can't wait to see what are you going to build in it. Three fans on front as intake and two 360 rads as exhaust seems to be the perfect setup.
This case: exists
Nzxt: Ima pretend I didn’t see that
LOL
We like no airflow around here
NZXT Cases are for Water Cooled PCs as they have terrible airflow but good aesthetics
@@rohanjadhav3225 So you're telling me the h510 was made for watercooling?
I use the NZXT H500 in black strictly because it looks clean AF and the only watercooling I have is a 240mm front mounted AIO for the CPU
"PC Cases have had some "questionable" airflow characteristics lately"
*NZXT* sweating profusely meme
nzxt is struggling. nzxt is dusty. i just replaced an nzxt h440 with a corsair 4000x rgb
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@@AleKrusher I had a H440 for a while. I liked it at first but with my most recent system went with a Fractal Design Meshify C for the air flow. Had the 4000X/5000X been out at the time, I would have heavily considered them.
@@unsettled_5 So, you can't get there with a good airflow case?
@@toastymuffin4153 the 4000x isnt bad at all. It's a tad smaller than I'm used to but that's not really enough to harp on it
The old Jay looks like someone from the Pawn Stars show that would offer me $80 for my RTX 2080 ti
85 take it or leave it
I'd give you a kit kat and some change but I think that's too much. How about a half eaten kit cat and some change?
@@rocketpencil5948 quarter kit Kat, take it or leave it
@@amaljerry5373 90 take it or leave it
Lol
"3 in the front, one in the rear' - Jay, 2021
Well ... That's heavy duty for sure ! ;)
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@@emma6648 lol
@@emma6648 omg 💀
This gave me ideas to research. Thanks
Just built my new rig with this case. I used the black one with the tinted tempered glass panel. It looks absolutely beautiful and stays insanely cool. Fully populated with fans and a 360 rad at the top. Love this case. 10/10 would recommend.
Did you use the side fan mounts perchance?
@@viathenomad yes! I have 10 fans on this beast including a 360 rad. Absolute minster airflow.
what fans are best to buy outside of the case. i think the case comes with 3 in front on the rgb version, and i am going to buy a radiator liquid cooler for my cpu with 3 fans in the top. but for the other fans, the exhaust and the back what fans did u choose?
Jay: "SSDs are cheap."
Me: "Not in my budget."
When you can buy 16TB SSDs for $500, then I can switch to 100% SSD storage
50 bucks for a 250gb one
SSDs are the biggest quality of life upgrades. I used to have a hard drive that took 10 min to boot and my SATA SSD does it in like 5 seconds. Before, a 1tb HDD was 100$; now 1tb SSDs are a bit above 100$ on sale.
@@Knaeckebrotsaege idk prices everywhere but in western Europe 1tb=100€ for the "cheapest" nvme and sata ssds
Same
2:30 When he tipped it forward I thought he was going to drop it, and for that split second I forgot that I'm not watching Linus.
The Corsair 5000D Airflow: We've got the scoops and the grooves, all for your loops
I got 500D SE which is pretty sweet!
That should be the tagline !
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Nooo we’ve got the grooves, the scoops for your loop
Has airflow! Provides no testing for airflow, then tells you to wait for water cooling video....FML.
I know you’re prolly 14 years old but you do know that you need airflow for water cooled builds right?
@@ConeJellos 36 actually, and really? Water cooled builds need airflow? What for? Cooling the radiators? I mean obviously my comment wasn't directed at the baity video title.
@@eveonlineaccount462 so by your logic.. if its water cooled, it doesn't need air flow? Amazing
@@itsmyname_real Am British....read the sarcasm.
@yougotservedyo GOOD airflow... Do I really need to explain that?
Jay, as an avid custom water cooler myself, I would be interested to see you do a build using 5/8 (16mm) tubing instead of 13mm. I have done the testing myself and have seen improvements of over 5c. Would be interesting to see what your results are. And just to add to it, I do not use any 45 or 90 degree fittings. I prefer to do all the custom bends.
Have this cases "little brother" the 4000D AF. Looked for over a year for a new case and this was the case that made me decide my OG S340 needed retired after 7 years lol
what brand is this? it looks really good.
I have the corsair 4000d airflow too
dude i have an s340 too i wanna retire it LOL after 7 years of service
@@qee540 Corsair it's just the 4000D instead of the 5000D like in the video
@@qee540 It's Corsair 5000D, I have the 4000D and it's very similar to this. Love it
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What an achievement
Here before title gets changed to “An” or something along those lines.
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I got the regular 5000D a few weeks ago because the solid white panels make for a really clean and minimal look. Paired with an all-black mobo, the msi meg unify x570. First time building, but the case is roomy so that made things fairly easy. I really like how the blacked out interior with the white case turned out. Now I just need a gpu that isn’t over 5 years old 🙃🥲
after a year how do you like it? mine is coming in today and I am doing the opposite (White on black) but I am really curious how you have liked it after a year.
@@Cyge240sx well since he didnt respond can u tell ME how YOUR situation is bc thats the one that i want too but im also deciding between this or the 4000D
@@Cyge240sx thank you
@@Cyge240sx Is there a way to replace the glass side panel with a solid one? I don't want to look at my components.
This is the case I went with for my new build, using an AMD 7900X and 3090 Ti. There’s a 360 AIO top mounted for the CPU, and 6 intake fans on the front and left side. This case does a great job keeping the system cool with plenty of airflow!
I used an i7-12700K with a Deepcool Assassin 3 with the two stock fans. Iddle temperature is 27 degrees, max temperature for one cinebench run is 77 degrees, after several minutes, slowly approaches the 80's and stays there. Temperature for real life workloads stays around the 40s, and doesn't reach the 70s.
Maybe the best PC case for air cooling.
Please, coud you tell me if the right side panel (the one that has vents) can fit in place of the left side/glass panel ? I'm planning to buy this case, but I hate RGB vomit and TG panels. I would actually order a right side panel and put it in place of the left one, to get rid of the glass thingy. From what I've seen in many vids, they look like interchangeable (same holes at the same heights, same shape, etc.), but I'd really like to know for sure if it's possible. Thx in advance.
I literally Just bought the 4000D Airflow, Amazing case!
have it too with a 360 rad in the front, great case
Been looking to get 4000d aswell, weird this video just came out but 5000d must be new or something. So far it's been the only case that has good reviews all round and doesn't look like a circus.
The only thing I find as a letdown on 4000D is the inexcusable low number of front usbs. They couldn't just put 1 more.
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I watched the "front pieces" part like 10 times. Legit had me crying laughing. Thanks guys!
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I've had this case for over two weeks now and really like it,looking forward to the build video Jay does with it.
I just wanted to share my thanks with you Jay. I just finished building my new PC. I watched a bunch of your videos to help me know how to set it all up.
"In case you wanna go with two 3090s setup in SLI for over clocking in Port Royale or whatever"
Yea.. extremely common scenario Jay haha
I’ve had two 3090 Strix’s just sitting here looking for a hard to find case. 😂
@@itzurreaper scalper
@@austinblevins6804 A scalper does not use the product himself.
@@gustavalbers3238 but how does he apparently have 2 3090s when you can't get any atm?
@@austinblevins6804 Literally luck and camping in front of a retailer.
Bought it last week and it seems very good, a better look than the Phanteks P500a.
I had to dismantle some parts inside to properly manage cables and use the HDD mount in the bottom.
Yeah dude. Couldn't use that cable shroud to save my life. They should've included extensions for the 24 pin ATX and USB 3.0 header. And I have a long ass power supply AND hard drives so that was a pain in the ass.
@@JorgeMartinez-dp3im Also, I had to put away the inside door because of cables lol
@@JorgeMartinez-dp3im if I had one complaint about the case it would be that shroud 😅 it looked great once I spent 45 minutes getting the damn thing back into place though
@@voteforjefe4017 I was seriously considering buying a 90° 24 pin adapter and a USB 3.0 header extension but I just ended up putting some fans on the side and calling it a day. Still looks pretty sweet 😎
Just built in this case. Nothing over the top or crazy, just a simple build in a nice looking and easy to work in case. I enjoyed it alot! Looking forward to the water cooled update vid.
I have the previous 4000X and it is the best ever, cable management was kind of a pain but still works, beautiful case
"SSDs are cheap"
My country's prices: No, I don't think I will.
What are the prices there? In the US, its about 50-60 USD for half a TB.
So where do I get a cheap 4tb SSD to replace my current spinner ? 😁
@@Kevin-mx1vi well should cost around 400 bucks. But tbh you just need 500gb-1tb of ssd for the os and most used apps. And 1tb is 100 bucks in most countries
@@Kevin-mx1vi Sign me up when 8TB SSDs cost 129eur/150usd, like each of the 4x 8TB WD80EMAZ in my workstation. Until that day comes I'll gladly keep my spinning rust as mass storage and my tiny 512GB 960 Pro for the system drive :P
@@swagie_ I already have my OS and apps on a Samsung 1tb NVMe drive. The spinner is just the data drive and at current prices I don't see myself switching to a similar (or larger) SSD for a while. 😉
i have the 4000D airflow I love it. Im sure this is just as good!
Or better
Could we have a comparison between the 4000D and the 5000D to see if there are any actually airflow improvements ?
Been looking at these cases, weird that this video just came out.. from what I've found it seems 4000d is sufficient and good for the price, the 5000d is essentially the same except is more configurable and would suit a build that needs lots of cooling.
5000D is bigger (can fit 3 fans in the top, and a 360 rad mounted lines down in the front), and has one more USB-A input on the top.
4000D is fairly limited on what rads will fit on the top and still clear ram in AMD systems (not sure on intel)
I've got a 4000D, but might have been swayed to a 5000D if it had existed when I built mine 👍
@@cloudyview Main difference for me is the extra USB on the front panel ... I need that for a Warthog HOTAS... now, if only AMD would fix USB on X570 with PCIe 4 ... @JayzTwo2cents - how about a video on that?
Like 4 main differences if you are fairly new to all this
1: cable management. The 4000D doesn't have brackets for your cables
2: side air ventilation. The 4000D didn't have that
3: extra USB port by the power button. The 4000D only has 2 USB ports, but 1 of them is C-Type and the other is USB-A. The 5000D has 1 USB-C AND 2 USB-A
4: the size. 5000D is slightly bigger meaning it can hold more components or rather bigger components.
@@EduardoMora69 point 1 you made is incorrect i believe. I have the 4000X (which as far as I know is the same as 4000D with glass front panel) and it has cable management brackets. Albeit less than the 5000D but its smaller and still has them
Btw there have been some newer versions of the Crystal 570X that has the PSU cover closed! Fortunately I got one of those and while it can be a pain in the ass to take all the glass of to clean the case, it still looks super fancy and nice with all the glass.
I have the previous version and am super happy with it. This case is a total upgrade and I love it. Only improvement they could do is a removable psu compartment for easier cable management.
Is it better? Is it too big I want a small case lol
“look at the size of this manual....”
- SPLAAAASH!!!!!
"Case reviews are boring" -Jay
gonna watch this whole review to own you
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@@unsettled_5 nothing like a good old random jesus interjection
Hey Jay, long time listener... first time caller. I just wanted you to know that I appreciate you, your crew, and your videos in general. You are by-far the most entertaining to watch. I also feel like you focus on the most important information yet you don't get lost in the details. You can explain stuff in a way that the general population can understand too. You're awesome.
This last part I want to start by saying this is in no way advertising and what I'm about to say is JUST for Jay. I'm the owner of The Waypoint VRcade (the largest free-roam virtual reality center in the world). We have to build tons of PCs, not just for our facility, but also for our customers (individuals and businesses). Your videos have helped me create better builds. Thanks for that. If you ever find yourself in South Bend / Mishawaka Indiana, stop by and I'll get you into some games for free. It would be awesome to pick your brain a bit on setting up a build channel too. Either way, you're awesome. Thanks for what you do!
Was looking at last year's 4000D to replace my Meshify C, but thrilled this thing exists now. Addresses all my concerns from the previous gen's release.
I just ordered the 4000X RGB version and also ordered the airflow front panel to replace the glass front panel. Can't wait to build my new setup soon!
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IMPORTAINT INFO: The black version of this case has TINTED glass side panel (and it's really dark tint). The white version has a clear glass panel.
TINT. This is not camping.
@@_purejosh haha true. Don’t know why I did tent. Edited fixed
Wow, this is a really well done case, I'm impressed. I was looking at a more open airflow case with a cool design, like the V8 one you showed, but honestly, this might be better, especially depending on what the pricing of other stuff ends up at.
Got this case. Literally my only complaint is I wish they added just an extra half inch or so to that back door they had there. I just barely managed to cram all of my cables in the back there but damn this case is otherwise beautiful. 9.9/10 imo.
13:16 What you dubbed "air scoop" in that case was what I just built out of card board in my case. It brought down GPU temps from 63°C to 61°C vs blowing the air against the edge of the PSU. (I used about 25cm/10" of cardboard and made a ramp from the bottom of the case to the top edge of the PSU.) Gentle curves work better than 90° angles, no doubt.
My prayers have been answered! I bought the 4000D a few weeks ago and have been in a dilemma of going water cooled or sticking to air cooled. I've never done a water cool so can't wait to see the next video.
Just built with a 4000D and now I'm jealous! Great content as always Jayz, fantastic community around your channel!
is it the same size?
I'm happy to see him unbox my case. I have the black one though.
I have the white one ahahh. I am gonna go full white pc :)
Jay- talking about multiple fans and airflow
Me- my dell with 1 fan in the rear💀
I just got this case today for a everything high end system. Seems like a really well built case, should be a fun build!
I ended up with a 6800XT 319 Merc and had to get a new case since the card was to big. Selected the 4000D and was pretty happy about rebuilding my computer inside it. I Replaced all the fans with Arctic P12, 3 in front and 1 in rear. Works great.
Thanks Steve GN, again.
Everybody's happy to see more and more good airflow cases, but only GN put pressure on brands, while others made cool videos about the Fractal Era ITX for example.
yeah theyre great! i was hyped to hear that they might have been working on their own case. but they revealed a couple of days ago that they werent doing that anymore or anytime soon at least which kinda sucks but makes sense. they wanna stay objective and not too close to any particular company. hopefully they do make one one day!
I have this case, it is very easy to build in (my first build), upgrading is open and free and it is very quiet. The only problem is that the fans that come with it are a bit noisy but otherwise very chill
did you mount an AIO, seeing that the frame is cheap and flimsy
@@mannyfresh7065 i did not. 2 140mm fans and one of the 120mm included. the top is not flimsy at all. the front intake is kinda but
im sure it would hold the weight of a aio no problem.
@@govindsharma7738 I heard the front you need to be careful when mountain fans since it’s flimsy? Good to know top is rigid. I’ll prolly tell my buddy to top mount his aio. It looks like a 360mm aio front would be really tight
All the other cases in existence
“And I took that personally”
NZXT: *nervous sweating*
I'm so glad I returned my (white) Montech X3 Mesh and found one of these for half price in "like new" condition. First ever PC build, no regrets!
Great stuff, im also building a new pc right now. Some parts are SO expensive right now for various world effecting reasons, especially when it comes to graphics cards, i just spent $4,000 AUD on the graphics card alone. In 2017 when i did my last build, i bought the top of the line Gigabyte waterforce 1080Ti and i think it cost me $1,600 AUD, a bargain in comparison.
I've just bought this case & it's a beauty. It's easy to build in has massive space. It's loaded with 6 fans 3 front 3 top and the thermals are the best I've had. Corsair are back in form
02:31 - my heart starts pumping like hell
02:36 - he did it again!
Why?
@@Yuu0gi he has an air flow fetish, and loves it in different positions.
“and airflow case”
Hey Jay, I just built my new rig using a 4000D Airflow case. I think anybody buying these Cases needs to be extra careful with their glass panels. Mine went bang and shattered making a big mess when I tried to install it. A slight drop to the table on the corner was all that it took. Looks like there are no spares atm, so i guess im buying a spare case.....
Try opening a corsair support ticket for rma/replacement. My 5000D panel shattered a week ago and they sent me a replacement side panel for free
@@Ian-bd3bt thanks mate, i did and they are sending me a new panel.
@@andrewjames777 Great news! I just got my replacement yesterday and got it in without cracking. Good luck!
Wow thanks mate, I've had my 4000D for about a month and I've been trying to be super careful with the side panel lol. I just don't get why they didin't just use a glass door on hinges, instead of having to snap it back into place every time you want to tinker with the PC. Ahh well at least they replace it for free if it goes bang, still gives me anxiety though every time I take it off. 😖
just picked one up to replace my very old phantom 820! Can't wait to move my build into it!
I am happy that you are doing this case. I just bought mine last night. The same model, it should be here on Friday. So waking up and seeing this made my day. I will have to post some pictures when i am done on your twitter. Thanks guys. Keep up the great work.
"and" lmao
I was about to point that out.
This is a "longely" awaited comment
Jay made an oopsie. :D
0:20 looks like adult jay whose playing a highschool student on a tv show.
"How do you do, fellow kids?"
I have the 4000d airflow, I love it great budget case.
Same with the white airflow. Beautiful case and I actually "cable managed" for the first time ever due to how easy they make it. Would highly recommend the 4000d if the 5000d is a little out of a price range.
It's amazing how many free shoutouts Shroud gets in all these case videos
Jay, you are the first person to confirm what I just was told by Corsair - the side cover is meant to have fans behind it to supply airflow to the motherboard. Now if I can get someone to try to install (3) 140mm fans in front to see what it looks like. If possible. Per Corsair's response to me you can. Keep up the great videos.
Irony of this video :- you waited for a build on this case, but ended up watching case only 😂
I laughed way harder than i should have at "Salt Jae" lmao
I just built my first PC a few weeks ago using this case. Glad to see I made a wise choice! No complaints about it at all so far. Thanks for the video Jay🤘
Hoping to build my 3080ti build in it. Nervous to put the nzxt z73 in it. It says 360mm should fit...we will see.
Just bought this case - even before seeing this video. Was originally going to buy the Be Quiet! Dark Base 700, but they were out of stock at my local store and they suggested the Corsair 5000D Airflow instead. After watching this video, and opening the box and seeing the case, I'm actually pretty happy that I got it for my build. Good channel, very informative.
I just recently watched one of those video! I'm trying to do a full loop for my phanteks evolv shift 2 with an external 360 rad handing off the back panel and not using a resivor like an AIO, trying to find a rad with the fill port at one end has proven to be difficult.
by the time corsair releases 6000D Airflow, it's gonna be dubbed "GOOOD Airflow."
Aaaaaand skipped.
@@Coltknows yeah... i was rather disappointed :(
nobody:
the people in the comments: “aNd AiRfLoW cAsE”
I was the 69th like. Nice.
dang... my case is the opposite of that... a garbage case that has garbage airflow.
when you say garbage case, you don't mean that it's an actual trash can right. I would hate to think that you bought the 2013 Mac Pro
@@dholocronkeeper dunno about OP but I bought an orange mini atx case made by Aerocool (DS Cube) that was meant to be a good flexible design, but ended up being a limited nightmare with terrible airflow and a rubber surface that turned to nasty ass gunk after a few years.
Got the Corsair iCue 220T RGB edition and never looked back since. I'm surprised my 4790k lasted as long as it has done in that hell scape of trapped dust and heat, already had to replace a gpu fan because of the work stress killing it.
I have the Obsidian 450D, and this looks like a good successor.
I am actually tempted to buy this case, looks like even better airflow..
Loving the silver accents on the white! Kinda wish they added a silver fan but hey it still looks amazing.
Who still remembers watching the whole original guide?
I got the 4000D right before they revealed this one. Still great case tho 10/10.
yeah same iike it too 😈
same...really could use that fan splitter...
Watching videos about other cases just makes me love my Meshify 2 more
I've got the 5000X RGB version of this case and have been considering doing a custom loop in it at some point, so I'm really excited to hear about the upcoming watercooling build guide. Also, the non-airflow version (either solid or RGB versions) still have plenty of airflow because of the large angled gaps on the sides of the panels. I've got a 360mm corsair AIO side mounted for a 5900X and a 3080 in my build, and even the non-airflow version keeps those at perfectly acceptable temps (~70C 5900X with PBO and ~74C 3080 stock in Cyberpunk in a 21C room). Obviously could be lower, but could also be much, much worse for a "non-airflow" case.
Starting my first build Saturday. Got the Fractal Meshify 2 lol. Basic, but I love the front of the case
Can’t wait for the “Corsair Initial D”
Is it just me or everytime Jay try to lift a case that is primarily glass, My anxiety levels go to the roof??????
no just me?? ok. Carry on
Has linus traumatized you with stuff being dropped to?
@@taliakuznetsova7092 Everytime linus grabs a piece of tech. So yahh
There's no link for the case in the description
Edit: the Amazon links at least on mobile (iOS) just lead to the front page not the product page
6:50 good to know about the fan controller. That was one of my main worries. I bought the 4000xICUE before I realized the airflow is terrible. Now going to get this.
Jayz, great video! I just purchased a new ABS ALI631system with the Corsair 5000X ICUE RGB (white) case. Case design and building technology has come a long way from my current prehistoric Coolermaster HAF X. Your video on this similar Corsair case pointed out some features that I hadn't yet realized - nice work, Corsair! And, Jayz, thank you for really taking the time to go through the construction & air flow design of this case. In the past, most PC & case reviewers avoid getting down to the bottom line on airflow design, and avoid it like it had COVID. Good job - new subscriber!
Early enough to see the title error “And Airflow Case”
All in all this is a very well built case, and it shows the makers put a lot of thought and effort to it. It's a perfect case for ATX builds.
Corsair: Can I copy your homework?
Lian Li: Ok, but make it look different enough so we don’t get caught.
School PA: “can Corsair please report to the principal’s office.”
Just completed a build in this case. Big fan of it and using the fans exactly how you mentioned was perfect 👌🏼
There is one expensive version for the Asian market where you get 3 argb fans and that expensive icue controller box just by adding $20 more!
LMAO 10:13
"EE SPORTS,
EEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeee"
watching this video like: Just tell me the price so my heart can drop already
It’s actually cheap, it’s on sale rn for $99cad in Amazon
Finally a case Gamers Nexus would approve
He did all ready.
@@Pinkfloyd1173 exactly.
finally a comment not talking about the typo
@@demetri58 I know right
You don't follow PC Jesus, shame.
I recently had to build a new PC and i went with the 4000D Airflow. It's a beautiful Case with nice Thermals, and it's actually Fun to build in.
This one was enough, as i only plan to use a 240mm AIO in the Top spot.
Just did my build in this case with 2x360 rads, monoblock and Gpu -block. Really love the case.
I love that he rips on himself relentlessly. Easily the funniest PC'tuber on the internet.
I love my 4000D airflow
I really like the case. Can't wait to see what are you going to build in it. Three fans on front as intake and two 360 rads as exhaust seems to be the perfect setup.
when it comes to pc cases, I definitely care more about internal function/form over external form
Your self awareness really encourages me to trust your expertise
I literally just got this case today because it was only 100$ *What are the odds??*
Jay really likes making pictures of himself facepalming huh?
I have the 4000D airflow case lmao
I love my 4090d Airflow
Just decided to go for it, looking forward to the beautiful case to get here.. Should be cool..Im upgrading from 2012ish
Should definitely check out the segotep Phoenix case I really think you'll like what they did with the rear io port cable management
"How to watercool a computerguide" yeah those guides are running way too hot.
Jesus is the only way to heaven
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6)❤️
@@unsettled_5 your mother