Corsair 4000D Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - Black

Wow how things have changed since my first build 25 years ago. Now cases have all this cable routing enhancements and power supply mounting improvements. Your extra power supply cables are tucked away next to the PS under the main MB cavity out of site and your cables run behind the MB cavity only emerging to connect to the MB. Because of this the main compartment is very open and uncluttered which looks nice and is better for cooling and dust. On top of that there is a big screen at the top of the case with a 120mm case fan at front and back of the case with positions for even more fans. The case is quiet and runs cool. The metal is heavier gauge than many I looked at and the glass side panel secures well. Just be careful because that glass side panel kind of snaps into place when closing so an opening mishap could shatter the glass as other have reported. Note that the white case has clear glass in case you don't want your "bits" visible from the room. The black case has a dark smoke glass in case you do want the innards visible in the room. Overall very nice, well made computer case but it is wider than most mid towers. That's good if you have the room and want to use a large cpu radiator that rises a lot above the MB. Its bad for a tight location.

This is a very fancy case. I currently have the old school NZXT H440, which was made about 6-7 years ago. By all means, my old case is still a good case but there are some things I can't help but notice.Pros:1) The tempered glass is quite nice. Easy to clean and I guess it won't age like old plastic?2) Cables are very organized and comes with complimentary holding corsair Velcro zip ties that can be reused.3) Front side has a USB 3.1 plug. To utilize this technology, please double check if your motherboard can support it. If not, you are not at a loss, it will still work.Cons:1) I do not like the default fans. I believe the stock fans are 3 pin connections so you cannot control the fan speed individually. Therefore, it's slightly louder than I would like. However, noise is subjective. I personally like it to be very close to dead silent. If you're going want dead silence, I recommend looking for 120mm fans with a 4 pin connection.2) Compared to my old case, there is no sound dampening foam on the walls. This may not be an issue because if the fans were controllable, then I could have it at 600-700 RPM and the noise.Overall, very good case for <$100!

Seems nice and solid. Standoffs were already lined up just right for my AMD B450 motherboard. Lots of airflow openings (pretty much the whole thing is openings, except the two big square sides). The four screw holes for the power supply are just a hair off from the holes in my Corsair RM650, so the last one was a little tricky to get in. I'd advise a little filing with a round-section file before putting your hardware in, to make the holes line up correctly. Lots of room for additional drives if I decide to add some (currently just running a M.2 SSD card). NOTE: the accessory box is not missing, it's tucked into one of the SATA drawers, accessible by removing the panel on the motherboard side. Good thing I decided to take that off, because the response to my simple "where are the screws" question from Corsair support was just a form email about returning the case. Not very helpful.ALSO NOTE: this case has a connector for a micro-USB, and the B450 board doesn't have a place to connect it. The normal USB is fine for me, but this slight incompatibility may bother some people. I just have the micro-USB wire tucked out of the way.

I just finished building a computer for my friend after giving him this case for Christmas. I must admit the case has all the basics covered well. The wiring can all be hidden as needed. I do like the case. It's quality is good, plenty of room for water cooling or more fans, but I am building a simple build.I had to move some of the motherboard standoffs as they did not match the motherboard. But the case came with all the necessary hardware. The metal cage for the hard drive includes slide in, tooless, plastic hard drive rails, that made installing hard drive a piece of cake.However I had an issue with the case's top panel USB ports as the connector did not match the motherboard's pin connector. I believe newer motherboards probably come with the correct connector, but I needed to buy an adapter.All in all I recommend this case even to newbies. I didn't even need to look at the instructions, it was that intuitive.

First of all, this case is excellently made, had plenty of room for cable management, and looks great. However, in hindsight, I wish I'd gotten the 4000D airflow. It would be great if Corsair sold the air flow front panel alone, since that's the only difference between the cases, but for production reasons, I understand why they don't. If you have high end components that run hot like I do, consider the airflow instead of this. The reason this case gets 4 stars instead of 5 is the front IO. 1 usb 3 and 1 usb type c is a joke on a case like this. Maybe that won't be a problem for you, and if not, this case is perfect, but for me, it's just not enough. There's no reason they could fit three more usb 3's on the front. With the number of controllers, keyboards, and usb drive that I use daily, I constantly find myself needing to unplug something and it gets really annoying. Admittedly, this is partially my fault for not thinking about that ahead of time, but I still think that at this price, Corsair could have done better on that front.

A well thought out case. Very easy to cable manage. Easily the best I case cable management I have used. Package from Amazon arrived beat up and the steel side panel was dented. It was the first damaged in shipping item I got in several years of using amazon.Corsair customer service was amazing. Corsair sent a replacement panel and no cost. Just glad it was not the glass panel that was damaged. that would have been a big mess to clean up.

Compré el modelo 4000D regular, no la versión para flujo de aire por error, sin embargo, el gabinete regular sin retícula sigue teniendo muy buen flujo de aire. Reemplacé los abanicos frontales por Artic P12s y los que venían incluídos en el gabinete los usé como abanicos de extracción. Muy buen gabinete.Manejo de cables: Incluye organizador de cables y esta diseñado para pasar todos los cables de la tarjeta madre al reverso del gabinete donde no se aprecian y optimizan el flujo de aire. Excelente!PESADO: El gabinete tiene algo de peso, lo cual lo hace muy estable y con la base acojinada elimina todas las vibraciones.Filtros de aire: Inlcuye dos mallas para filtración de polvo, una al frente y otra encima. MUY buen flujo de aire y espacio para la instalación de GPU verticalmente.

The 4000D was great case to build in. In fact, I ended up finishing my new system slightly faster than my previous builds. There were a lot of places for cable management. Additionally, the construction and materials used in the case felt solid and sturdy. Size is also just right for me - not too big and heavy, but more than enough space to fit large components like AIOs and high-end graphics cards.The 4000D's clean, minimalist exterior looks great. The design and aesthetics are not as gawdy or overbearing unlike some other cases. The sleek, black color goes well with some Corsair-brand Yellow accents in some places to break-up the monotony. Admittedly, to achieve this minimalist design, there are some compromises. The case's front I/O options might be a bit lacking. Corsair could have added another USB3 port or something. The window tint (on the Black colored version) is also a little too dark.I went with the solid front panel rather than the airflow model for the looks. Undoubtedly, picking the airflow variant will give you better thermals. However, there is enough air that goes through the opening in the solid panel variant that it doesn't increase your temperatures by that much - especially if your PC's fans & cooling capabilities are up to the task.

Me ha parecido excelente este gabinete. Venia de un gabinete extremadamente económico y con un espacio muy reducido para la gestión de cables por lo que contar con el espacio ofrecido por el Corsair 4000D me resulto de genial. Debo recomendar que antes de armar retiren todas las piezas del gabinete (frontales y laterales, así como ventiladores y la placa para ocultar cables que viene en la parte interior) de esta forma será mas sencillo el gestionar su armado y finalizas devuelta con su instalación. (Parece algo obvio, pero a mi me molesto muchísimo no desmontar todo antes)

Ótimo gabinete, organizador de cabos na parte traseira, leve e bem acabado.

Good case.