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The Corsair 4000D AIRFLOW is a mid-tower computer case designed to provide exceptional airflow. It is made of thin steel and features mesh on the front, top, and rear to allow for air flow. The 4000D AIRFLOW comes with two pre-installed 120mm fans on the front to provide cooling for your computer's internal components.
The 4000D AIRFLOW is an excellent choice for those looking for a mid-tower computer case with exceptional airflow. It is also a good choice for those looking for a case that is easy to assemble.
An optimized front panel provides immense airflow to your system for maximum cooling.
Route your main cables through a single channel, with 25 millimeters of space behind the motherboard for all your cables, making clean construction easier than ever.
Equipped with two CORSAIR 120mm AirGuide fans, which utilize anti-vortex blades to concentrate airflow and enhance cooling.
A spacious interior accommodates up to 6x 120mm fans or 4x 140mm fans, along with multiple radiators, including a 360mm in the front and a 280mm on the top.
The fan mounts feature wider cutouts, allowing for fan placement customization and flexibility.
It can accommodate up to 2x 2.5-inch SSDs and 2x 3.5-inch HDDs, with removable SSD trays that can be moved to the front cover of the power supply.
The modern front panel input/output board includes a USB 3.1 Type-C port, a USB 3.0 port, and a combined audio/microphone jack.
With the included PCIe vertical slots and a screw-in base for a CORSAIR PCI-Express 3.0 extension cable (sold separately), you can showcase your GPU and keep it secure at the same time.
Highlight high-profile components and RGB lighting with an easy sliding surface and sliding surface.
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Nice box, only negative is the very sensitive side glass which requires a lot of attention, it's not like the others, it requires proper care
Very minimal and clean case with tinted glass so that the RGB does not overwhelm you and gives a nice effect at night in the dark. It says it in the name, it has very good airflow and I don't think you can find something better for this price. The back side has plenty of space to throw the cables loose... I mean for cable management... :) With 6 fans like the Arctic P12, I think it becomes top.
Attention!
Do not get the model that already has 3 ARGB fans, as it has some small differences with this one (e.g. the clip for the mobo base is missing, it is less tinted) and those fans make noise! A friend has it and will soon replace them, so it's not worth the extra 10-15€.
Bets case ever, very good airflow and cabble managment. It is a little expensive but you wont find anything cheaper thesedays, I still believe it is worth its money (90-110 EUROS).
What can one say? Simple, compact but beautiful, not something fancy with incredible cable management, impeccable airflow (at least for me) with 2 140mm fans from the same company for front intake and 3 for exhaust, 2 of which are liquid cooling fans. It houses a 7800x3d and fits the Asus TUF rx6950xt, which is 320mm, so you won't have a problem even with a slightly larger card unless you put a radiator in front of the case. The glass is definitely darker than the carbide 400c from the same company that I had. I didn't need the HDD racks and removed them as I have an M.2 attached to the motherboard. Overall, I didn't expect anything less from this company that I have loved. A big plus is the easy cleaning of the case filters with simple removal and installation movements without having to unscrew or press clips that could break. The price... at 98 euros that I bought it for, it's okay considering that two basic fans are included.
Beautiful box with very good construction quality. The things they say about the glass and that nothing is visible are just not true, it just needs some of the specs to be RGB. When i opened the pc for the first time the fans were not so quiet, but this can be easily fixed with a programm. Plenty of space even for putting a figurine inside for decoration, and it's quite easy to clean in important areas. I highly recommend it, and for me, you must choose the white one!
Just a perfect spacious case. I wanted the black one, but since it wasn't available, I ended up with the white one. After setting up the computer, I can say that I actually like the white one more than I expected, maybe even more than the black one!
Purchased on 2/10. Everything was fine in the beginning. After 15 days, while working at night, the side window exploded and filled my office. I was cleaning glass in the middle of the night. Stay away and beloved.
Excellent construction!
Comes with 2 simple -non RGB- fans and all the accessories for cable management.
The only thing I would like different is for the glass not to be so tinted. With 7(!!) RGB fans and 2 RGB RAM, at night you can't even see the graphics card.
Very good airflow and plenty of space for hard drives, hubs, etc.
the best thing, it is big, you can put a figure inside
Very high quality and sturdy. Plenty of space to neatly organize cables. Unfortunately, it came with 2 fans instead of 3, but everything else is fine
In the photo, it shows it with illuminated fans, but in the end, it only had one and it was black, and in the description, it didn't mention anything about the fans, so you assume it is like in the photo. In the end, I bought a set of Arctic freezer.
This box has some flaws. Firstly, it does not have 140 fans for exhaust. Secondly, there is no reason for such a high floor that wastes so much space. 2/3 fans could fit and then we would be talking about serious airflow. Thirdly, for vertical card mounting, it's so-so. It's too close to the glass, so the temperature increases, therefore the ideal would be a custom loop for the GPU, but the budget exceeds that. Finally, the glass. It's very dark, but that's a matter of taste. I put a clear one from Corsair on it and I think it looks better
First of all, let's start with the negatives. It does not release any air from the box. However, this does not stop it from being such a good solution
I come from the NZXT H510 and its airflow compared to the Corsair 4000D is day and night. It can accommodate up to 3x120 fans on the front, up to 2x120 fans on top, and 1x120 fan at the back. The basic version, without RGB, comes with two case fans (one on the front, one at the back), so you will need to purchase additional fans if you want maximum airflow. Tip: It would be good if you don't have or don't need a fan controller that makes cable management a bit easier, to get extensions for the fan cables.
The setup I chose is 3 Noctua PWM fans on the front for intake, 1 Noctua PWM fan for rear exhaust, as well as the Arctic Liquid Freezer 240 for top exhaust. With an AMD 9500X, the temperatures I reach at idle in the midst of a heatwave (2023) without A/C are around 65°C, and with relaxed gameplay/editing, they reach 88°C. With A/C cooling the ambient temperature under full load, the temperatures range from 70-78°C. Considering that this particular processor is designed to operate at +80°C, I consider the airflow to be satisfactory.
Update 16/12: The AIO pump from Arctic failed on us, so we switched to the Noctua NH-D15. Okay, it's not the most aesthetically pleasing thing I've seen, but the idle temperature now plays around 45-48°C and stays below 68°C in anything else.
Very good box, the only problem I encountered was that the power button was blinking when I was using it, but with a change of settings in the motherboard's BIOS, it was resolved, so everything is fine.
Kids with closed eyes, the box can fit everything except for water cooling, it's beautiful and doesn't take up much space. The only downside for some might be that with a large GPU it doesn't accommodate water cooling.
I believe it is one of the best case options and worth its money.
It is spacious and of high quality.
Additionally, it comes with two 120mm fans.
It has a front filter, one on the top, and one in the power supply position.
I installed an Asus Prime-P and an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 and they fit perfectly to the millimeter. However, they fit without pressure. The only thing that gave me trouble was re-screwing the HDD cage in place with the PSU cables pressing on my hand. If you have a child/woman with small hands, they won't have any problem doing it for you.
The only negative... It should have a little more space where the power supply for the cables goes in.
This is a good case, especially for beginners like me. I've had it for almost two months and everything is working perfectly. The only thing that bothered me was the space, mainly at the bottom where the PSU goes, and the two HDD slots that make it difficult to put in cables, etc. I moved them back a bit and it's okay now. Overall, it has very good airflow and good dust filtering, although they could have put a filter on the back as well. The cable management is good, although I didn't use it much because I got a bit tangled up. The fans that come with it are not very good, so I replaced them with my own. Overall, the case is worth it, but the price doesn't match up.
Excellent. Plenty of space, easy installation of components, very good cable management. I like the relatively tinted glass.
Awesome case for anyone looking for good airflow. Good construction, spacious, incredible cable management. I paired it with 3 front fans and 1 rear LL120 also from Corsair and the result is highly satisfactory.
It's time for me to share my opinion on this particular case. After several years, I left the Enthoo Pro and ended up with the 4000D Airflow. The case is of high quality and despite its size, I was impressed with the space in the back for cable management. The Enthoo Pro was huge and often bothered me because it was a bit empty in some areas, so I wanted something more compact. Installing the custom loop was a bit of a hassle, but I knew exactly what I was buying and that the water cooling parts I already had would fit perfectly in this case (after all, I emphasize again, I was used to the size of the Enthoo where you could just throw things in and everything was fine). For example, the EKWB 360 PE with the fans and pump res combo base (which required a hack to raise the pump res combo higher) fit just right in the front. And the EKWB 240 SE in the top, exactly the same. The tempered glass initially bothered me when I saw how tinted it was... but when all the RGBs lit up, what used to bother me now is just right. Overall, a very nice case that looks minimal on the outside but inside you can do almost anything... but for larger custom loops, you may need to consider the 5000D Airflow.
We're talking about it costing 130 euros now, while it used to be 70. What else is there to say.
Only one USB-A port in the front, and it only comes with two terrible fans... It's not worth that money in any case.
Externally, the metals are quite good, but internally, due to being mesh, it is quite flexible. Although it can fit a 360mm radiator, I do not recommend it for such a size, up to 280mm will be fine. Also, its price is a bit high (€120).
My build: i5 10400f/Noctua NH-U12S chromax.black with NF-Α12x25/z490/16gb 3200/6600 sapphire pulse. I had the pure base 500, my temperatures were satisfactory but I had an issue with airflow in general, so I spent a lot of money on the Noctua and filled the case with fans. Temperatures dropped 5-6 degrees on the GPU during gaming (61 =>>55) and 39 on the CPU. In idle, it's even better: 21 CPU /22-24 GPU and even the M.2 (970EVO PLUS) dropped from 40 to 35!
As for the construction, it's well-made, beautiful, minimalistic, perfect for me who doesn't want RGB, and even if I wanted it, the side panel is so tinted that it's hard to see anything unless all components are full RGB.
I struggled with installing the mechanical disks on the tray, the plastic cases without shock-absorbing lining were a downside compared to the be quiet, and everything is cramped down next to the power supply. The lack of sound-absorbing lining on the side panels is noticeable as the noise is a few db higher. Nonetheless, it's an excellent case and I'm glad I got it.
I really liked it as a box, but I didn't see any comments mentioning the main feature. The box opens from the front and it's the best thing about it. That's it. The only negative thing for me personally is that it only has one front USB and one Type-C, which I like, but my motherboard wasn't as advanced yet, so I don't use it. I would prefer two USBs. That's all from me, I recommend it.
Very good case, excellent airflow as it boasts. With 3 arctic 120mm fans in the front, one in the back, and 2 140mm fans on top, along with an i5 12600k and air cooling (noctua nh-d15), it never goes above 55-60 degrees. Room temperature is around 23-24 degrees. I should note that I don't play games, only do professional video editing.
For comparison, in my old case (a random one from an eshop) with an 8700k and the same noctua cooler, I easily hit 70-80 degrees during video editing and rendering.
It's spacious overall and has good cable management, but it doesn't support a 360mm liquid cooler on the top, only in the front and tightly (you may need to remove the HDD tray underneath). Anyway, I'm not changing my noctua cooler, so it doesn't bother me.
Now for a negative point. As shown in one photo, the hole for the graphics card cables is right at the edge of the motherboard pins. Poor management could cause damage. In my old random case, the hole was in the middle. It's a small issue though.
Another negative is that for the price, it could come with better fans instead of two basic 120mm ones (one in the front and one in the back).
The case was purchased with the intention of being a discreet and beautiful addition to the desk, housing a Ryzen 7 3800x with a Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 (like a car radiator) and a Gigabyte 1660 OC. Overall, the case is worth its price and more, with high-quality materials in the chassis of metal and glass. There is plenty of space in the back for cables and whatever you need to put in the front. With four fans - two 140mm in the front, one 140mm on top, and one 120mm in the back - it stays at 38-45 degrees Celsius when idle (even in the summer). The only downside is that those with large coolers should install them last, as it restricts movement when trying to connect cables to the motherboard, especially in the top part, and makes it difficult to screw in the motherboard. Also, those who want the glass to be transparent to see inside better should buy something else, as the glass is quite dark and only the LED from the RAM is visible unless you fill it with LED strips. In terms of sound, because the front is open, nothing can be heard from the inside except for the internal disks if they are mechanical.
Conclusion: The case is perfect for those who want a minimal case with excellent airflow and a small monster inside.
Very good overall. What I want to add is that my glass broke and the store where I bought it didn't help me at all with the replacement, even though I was willing to pay. Fortunately, Corsair replaced it for free after contacting their support. If someone experiences the same, don't waste your time and go straight to them.
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