You will ruin the signature 3 fan front look that you are most likely buying this case for if you try to fit the 280mm radiator in the front. However, It will fit in the front position but the two 140mm fans do not line up with the fan spaces in the front and you cant run three 140mm fans in the front anyways. That 280mm system will not fit on the top position because the placement of the motherboard is close to the top and the fans hit my chipset heat sink and my RAM. Overall Review: Its a great case but I run a Corsair H115i 280mm radiator system. Tight fit for large PSUs with the HDD cage installed. Includes iCUE Commander and LED control module. Regardless, something about my experience building with this case and my other Corsair bits and bobs just rubbed me the right way. (I do however have a few friends who are relatively well-versed in what is good and what is not so good in terms of computer building so I like to think I’m not flying completely blind). Overall Review: This is my first time touching the inside of a computer other than upgrading the RAM and GPU on a mico-ATX pre-build thingy from 2014 so take this with a small grain of salt.īut I will DEFINITELY be a costumer or Corsair again! My CPU cooler, SSD, and PSU are all made by Corsair, and are all awesome products. Of course I could have taken the thing out but A) I’m lazy and B) I’m planning to get a hard drive in the future once my 500GB PCIe m.2 NCMe SSD (also made by Corsair btw) fills up. Concise, compact, and conveniently placed front I/OĬons: My Corsair RM 750W PSU was a *little* long, so it took a *little* bit of wiggling cables around to get them over the hard drive mount thingy and to where they’re supposed to go.

A little nub standoff instead of a screw hole to use for positioning your motherboard while you get those tricky first screws in.

Motherboard standoffs preinstalled (in ATX configuration)

Holes for cables in very well-thought-out places Pros: -Very nice build quality does not feel like cheap material Tool-Free Tempered Glass Side Panel: Show off your high-profile components and RGB lighting.Īdditional Information Date First Available Modern Front Panel I/O: Puts your connections within easy reach, including a USB 3.1 Type-C Port, USB 3.0 port, and a combination audio/microphone jack.Īll the Storage You Need: Fits up to 2x SSDs and 2x HDDs. Two Included 120mm Fans: CORSAIR AirGuide fans utilize anti-vortex vanes to concentrate airflow and enhance cooling.Įxtreme Cooling Potential: A spacious interior fits up to 6x 120mm or 4x 140mm cooling fans, along with multiple radiators including a 360mm in front and 280mm in the roof (dependent on RAM height). High-Airflow Front Panel: An optimized steel front panel delivers massive airflow to your system for maximum cooling.ĬORSAIR RapidRoute Cable Management System: Makes it simple and fast to route your major cables through a single channel, with a roomy 25mm of space behind the motherboard for all of your cables. Top: 280mm with CORSAIR LPX DRAM / 240mm with all CORSAIR DRAMĪ Fitting Choice: Combining innovative cable management, concentrated airflow, and proven CORSAIR build quality, choose the 4000D for an immaculate high-performance PC. Micro ATX / ATX / Mini ITX / E-ATX (305mm x 277mm)įront: 3 x 120mm (1 x 120mm Included), 2 x 140mm fan The AIRFLOW variant is available for either case, featuring an attractive mesh screen instead of a solid steel front panel, significantly improving airflow.Learn more about the Corsair CC-9011200-WW Best Seller Ranking It blends comfortably into the rest of the design, but the yellow may not appeal to some builders. Otherwise, it will only fit a 240mm radiator.īoth cases come equipped with effective and easy to clean dust filters on the top and bottom, featuring a small yellow tab matching Corsair’s style. The case has space for only one at a time either a 360mm radiator in the front or a 280mm radiator on top if low-profile RAM is used.

The 4000D still supports plenty of cooling setups, but its smaller size can become an issue with radiator placement. An additional radiator can also fit in the front of the case, and a push/pull 360mm fits in the top of the chassis. The 5000D’s inclusion of motherboard tray fans is the largest difference in cooling ability between the two, opening up additional possibilities for water cooling. In comparison, the 4000D includes a respectable 6x 120mm fan slots, 4x 140mm, and space for one radiator in 360mm, 280mm, or 240mm size. However, due to its increased size and radiator support, the 5000D takes the lead here, featuring a total of 10 possible 120mm fan slots, 4x 140mm, and 2x 360mm radiator slots. Both of these cases excel at cooling, offering a number of fan and radiator placement options.

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