Corsair 5000D Airflow build with 12 fans, H150i Elite Capellix Push Pull (in-depth build guide)
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- This is a super long and detailed video on the Corsair 5000D Airflow case. This is a detailed setup guide where I'll show you how I installed 12 fans, push/pull setup on the H150i Elite Capellix 360mm cooler and all the highlights and lowlights of the case along the way.
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See the H150i Elite Capellix:
Corsair - go.corsair.com/LXnoRa
There's a shorter video just about the pros and cons you can see here • Corsair 5000D AirFlow ...
See it with two fans here • Are just two case fans...
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If you're interested, the spec of this build is as follows:
Motherboard - MSI Meg Z490 Godlike • MSI MEG Z490 Godlike u...
CPU - Intel Core i9-10900K
RAM - Corsair Dominator DDR4 64GB RGB 3466Mhz • Corsair Dominator Plat...
M.2 NVMe drives - Samsung 970 Evo • How to install NVMe M....
M.2 NVMe drives - WD_Black SN750 • WD Black NVMe Unboxing...
SSD - Samsung Evo 860 Pro SSD 1TB
PSU - Corsair RM850x 850 watt • Corsair RM850x white P...
GPU - MSI RTX 3080 Suprim • MSI RTX 3080 Suprim X ...
Benchmarks from this test can be see here:
PC Mark - www.3dmark.com/pcm10/56995805?
Time Spy Extreme Stress Test - www.3dmark.com/3dm/56997984?
Time Spy Extreme benchmark - www.3dmark.com/3dm/56998661
Fire Strike Ultra - www.3dmark.com/3dm/57000011
Fire Strike Extreme - www.3dmark.com/3dm/57000881
Port Royal www.3dmark.com/3dm/57003673
See the official page for the Corsair 5000D Airflow:
Specs for the 5000D Airflow:
Case Dimensions 520mm x 245mm x 520mm
Maximum GPU Length 420mm
Maximum PSU Length 225mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height 170mm
Case Expansion Slots 7+2 vertical
Case Drive Bays ”(x2) 3.5in (x4) 2.5in”
Case Form Factor Mid-Tower
Case Windowed Tempered Glass
Case Warranty Two years
iCUE enabled No
Color White
Case Material Steel, Tempered Glass, Plastic
Radiator Compatibility 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm
Compatible Corsair Liquid Coolers H55, H60, H75, H80i, H90, H100i, H105, H110i, H115i, H150i
Case Power Supply ATX (not included)
Weight 13.84kg / 30.51lbs
Case Drive Bays 3.5" 2
Case Drive Bays 2.5" 4
Note, as standard you only get two fans - AirGuide fans that cannot be purchased separately, BUT you can use the PWM controller to control upto 6 six fans. And if you connect that to a Commander Pro, you can control even more!
As you'll see, you can install 10 x 120mm fans (or 13 if you do push/pull) or 4 x 140mm fans. You also have the option to install as many as two 360mm radiators. But you can't install on the front and side at the same time.
Fans used in the case:
Corsair ML120 RGB Pro
Fans used on the AIO:
Corsair ML120 (these cannot be purchased seperately)
In this in-depth Corsair 5000D build guide, I will be covering everything from the basics of the Corsair 5000D Airflow case to more complicated things like the fan setup.
Whether you're a first-time builder or a seasoned expert, this is the guide for you! We will walk you through every step of the build with all the details you need to know.
If you're looking for a detailed guide on how to build a Corsair 5000D Airflow, then you're in the right place.
#PCBuild #Corsair #CorsairBuild
Big thanks to my super awesome TH-cam members:
Meatykeyboard!
Rawrr483!
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Corsair Fan wiring guide - th-cam.com/video/jvXCbny-Suw/w-d-xo.html
5000D with two fans th-cam.com/video/r5OY9llXRwo/w-d-xo.html
How to vertically mount your GPU in the Corsair 5000D Airflow (does it get too hot?) th-cam.com/video/4b8lb8adXTA/w-d-xo.html
Corsair iCue H150i Elite Capellix AIO Unboxing and installation th-cam.com/video/o_FajCnpN6Q/w-d-xo.html
Corsair QL120 VS LL120 th-cam.com/video/X4-tx9mn1Tg/w-d-xo.html
Corsair QL120 RGB Fan Unboxing and installation th-cam.com/video/MIi-aHqt3bc/w-d-xo.html
Corsair RM850x Power Supply unboxing th-cam.com/video/-MPSkh2hobA/w-d-xo.html
Corsair 680x Crystal with QL120 fans (swapped from LL120s) th-cam.com/video/kCC0hrqPiFI/w-d-xo.html
Corsair 4000D Airflow Unboxing, setup and installation th-cam.com/video/hVTshBAcso4/w-d-xo.html
For the cooler tightness I just want it tight enough so it doesnt jiggle when I try to move it right?
Dude, I am doing a build nearly identical to this and came across this video by chance after I bought all my parts. This has been an absolute lifesaver, and I thank you a million times for the amount of time you spent explaining everything, especially the finer points.
Thank you. Glad to be helpful 😊 makes all the effort worthwhile (as you can imagine it was a big mission to put together)
@@AzazelTheFallen thank you for taking the time to say that.
@@TheProvokedPrawn Lol glad you seen it before TH-cam banished it to the shadow realm. Idk what was potentially offensive about saying I was in the same boat and appreciate the video though. I've never done a build before I'm super nervous about all the expensive delicate parts so I'm binging every build video I can find, I'm now fairly confident in managing my case so Thanks.
@@AzazelTheFallen hope it goes well!
Wow. I just purchased the 5000D RGB version, all white, no grey. AND like you, this video just popped up like magic. PP's voice, pace and explanations are amazing. Can't believe I just stumbled upon his channel.
My subwoofer loves your voice. Great review
Thank you. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe! 🦐🧐
@@TheProvokedPrawn My Bose one at least lead me to ^^
Subscribed Great Content 💯👍 Ur voice is also audibly great 👍
Wow man ur cool
😂😂
This is one of the best reviews/builds in this case that I've seen. I bought the case about a month ago and going to do a brand new build within it. Thanks for the video!
Thanks you. I was worried it was too long but I'm glad people like it. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
@@TheProvokedPrawn I'm embarking on a new build and trying to decide what case/cooler to use. This, along with the 4000D (and next I'm watching the 7000D video to see if there's anything more to glean) video has been super-useful in helping make the decision.
One question though: in the online sellers descriptions of the Corsair Elite H150i Capellix that I see, they all mention that while it's compatible with the LGA-1700 that the Alder Lake processors use, you have to ask Corsair, I guess, to give you an LGA-1700 attachment kit, with proof you actually purchased a LGA-1700 processor or motherboard. I don't know what to think about that - it's a bit shocking that 5 months after the introduction of Alder Lake it seems that Corsair AIOs still aren't arriving with LGA-1700 support. That's an added hassle, and obviously lengthens the build time - depending on responsiveness it could go over the 30 days RMA period in case something goes wrong.
Do you have any information on whether what I described is correct? Thanks.
I recently bought this case and doing a full corsair build as well with RGB. I'm only using 7 fans compared to your 12 and I'm already feeling overwhelmed with the amount of wires popping out everywhere. I love the cable management on this case and after fiddling with it for a few hours I managed to get most of it packed away nice and neat.
It's a great case to build in.
Question? I want to run 10 fans,6 intakes(front and side) and 4 exhaust(top and rear), and be able to control the speed with and RGB lights with ICUe software. Do I need a commander pro and XT connected together?
@@fizzmac966 Would also like to know the answer to this particular question. Have you figured it out?
@@Jacksonas Unfortunately I went with only 6 fans lol 3 intakes and 3 exhaust on top. I used the Commander pro that came with my AIO to connect all 6. I also bought the Corsair RGB triangle lights too. I used the lighting pro that came with it to connect the two I bought. But last time I hear that how it would work if you would like to use more than 6 fans. In the future that’s probably what I’ll do. Had to use a splitter too as well. Aio used to much power and had to used its own usb. The commander and light pro had to be split and share the other usb
I actually really like to watch things I'm gonna get. I mean the case, fans, and the aio. thank you The Provoked Prawn for doing this video!
Same, in getting the case but different fans and a different aio, I just wanted to know the best setup for the fans
thanks for the detailed setup. i feel like a lot of build guides gloss over many of the difficult intricacies within a build such as exactly how things get wired and cable managed. but this was great. exactly the video a was looking for regarding this case.
That's what I was going for! Glad you approved 🧐🦐
I know I'm 2 years behind the times, but I'm building my latest system with this exact case and cooler. I'm an experienced system builder, but kind of old school. This is my first attempt at using rgb bling. Your video is the number one reference guide I'm using. Thanks for being awesome!
This might help too th-cam.com/video/jvXCbny-Suw/w-d-xo.html
Good to see the build process and get to see highlights of potential hiccups with this case.
Thank you for covering this case with 12 fans. I'm building in this case (well, the 5000x variant) and I'm working out how to run 13 QL 120 fans (similar to your setup but adding a rear exhaust fan) and managing the PWM and RGB headers has been a bit of a challenge. Also, your voice is like butter lol amazing. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more from your channel.
Thanks for watching. Checkout this one on the 7000D and you might see some other logic on how I worked things up there which might help. th-cam.com/video/gLcMtre02V4/w-d-xo.html
I'd also recommend looking at Corsair's support forums if you get stuck as there's loads of guides on there.
This video was great.
I have been playing a future build using this case and this video was really nice and in-depth and exactly what I needed to get an idea of what building in it was like!
Thanks for watching. Glad you found it useful. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
I watch your videos ( I am also a subscriber), because you get to the point. There is no fluff or pointless banter. THANK YOU! Other sites, in my opinion, spend too much time talking about trivial matters.
Thanks for the nice words. I really didn't think that anyone would say a 50 minute video got to the point :) Appreciate you.
@@TheProvokedPrawn It may have taken 50 minutes, but that was how long it really took to teach me how to set up the case I am ordering :).
Recently moved my setup into the 5000D and I should have watched your comprehensive review before starting. I enjoyed the entire review, there's a lot to cover when you actually try to build in a new case.
Thanks!
Thank you for the video. The 12 fan build showed the few flaws of the case. Great case great review.
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed enough to sub.
Of course I did!!
Thank you for this walkthrough. I moved my current setup into this case yesterday, your guide was extremely helpful!
Thank you. Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
Smooth review and nice build. I really liked the that 5000D case. I build 4000D for my work setup last month. so much improvements. im considering buying now.
Thank you sir. It is nicely improved in a number of ways! Very nice case indeed. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe.
Damn dude, wish I would've found your channel sooner. Great job
Thank you. Appreciate the comment. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
Thank you very much! was going to do just that exact same setup, and now im pretty sure what to expect! :)
My pleasure. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐🦐
@@TheProvokedPrawn sure did!
@@abdurrahimkd91 hero
exactly, i want to build almost the same build, just changing the cpu for ryzen 9 5900x and less ram.
This is the most detailed and helpful review I have seen on a case. Thank you! I really want to buy this one now.
I aim to please. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
Excellent review. Just ordered the limited edition Neon version and it should be here Friday. Looking forward to building in it.
Snap! Picked this case up at Launch and it's really good. Competes well against the o11D in aesthetics but thermals are much better. Only Gripe is the way the side panel clips on.
I still prefer the Dynamic but this is growing on me.
Been Waiting for this 🙌🙌
Hope it didn't disappoint
I was between this case and the Nzxt h7 flow but the fact that I can have 3 extra fans on the side is a lifesaver since I’ll be overlocking my computer and rendering a lot on it. I am soldddd
One of the best review I ever seen on a PC case. I just bought the black version of 5000d Airflow
Thanks Adrian
0:00 Corsair 5000D overview
0:33 The set up
1:25 Unboxing the Corsair 5000D
2:15 Taking the sides off
2:50 Back access door
3:10 removable panels and dust filters
3:33 Initial set up out of the box
5:10 cable hiding panel
5:25 Motherboard mount compatibility
5:39 Hard drive mounting availability
6:05 PWM Fan controller
6:27 Back plate mounting
7:11 Cables for front power
7:54 Rear cable management
8:23 HDD Case and tray
9:28 Accessory Box
11:17 Installing the side fans
12:07 Cable shield
12:35 Radiator options
12:49 ML120 Pro RGB fans
14:20 fan cables
15:30 SSD trays
15:58 Front panel removal
16:16 How not to install the fans
16:45 Fans installed correctly
17:24 fan cable issue and solution
18:44 Connecting the RGB fans correctly with the PWM
20:10 RGB HUB
21:14 getting the Velcro straps back in
21:35 Corsair commander Pro
22:40 Corsair IQ H150i Elite Capellix
23:15 What's in the box
24:58 top mounting fans for push pull set up
25:25 Corsair past radiator problems
26:23 installing the Elite Capellix Radiator
27:12 Corsair commander core
27:58 replacing the top covers
28:30 connecting the pump head
28:52 removable bottom shelve
30:04 front panel USB connections
30:40 Corsair RM850x PSU installation
32:39 removing the rear door
32:54 installing the motherboard
33:17 installing the pump head
35:08 Pump head problem
37:13 PSU cable problems
38:25 Another issue with the cables
38:47 front panel connections
39:25 90 Degree adaptor
39:58 Running the rear cables
40:18 SSD installation
40:50 SSD mounting problem
42:00 RTX3080 installation
43:06 Hiding the mess
43:42 The PC up and running
44:19 Fan noise
44:56 Rear exhaust fan
45:34 Benchmark testing
Just wanted to let you know you messed up on the 33 minute timestamp but other than that thank you for this video
@@Ostar-sz9pm thank you
Do you think i could install 3×140mm fans in the front? The front plate looks like it has enough space...but it's hard to tell
@@sorincosma5185 check the description for details on what fans will fit where 😎
@@TheProvokedPrawn the description says no, but the descriptions aren't always right, my current case says you can't install 280mm AIO on top, but i did.
Just an FYI regarding fan order into the hub, it doesn't really matter because you can change fan order in iCue by dragging the fans into whatever order you want, lighting setup section.
Thank you! I've been searching all over to find this out! You are a life saver!
Good video ! Guess what, had exactly the same issue with power cords to CPU. My plan was to have fans for the cooler installed underneath, pushing the air up. It would have meant ~ 90° bend, not comfortable doing that. So latest plan is install fans on top of the case, sucking hot air instead of pushing from underneath.
My knee's go weak when you say "Multitude"
Great Vid! Can't wait to see more!
Ya I was also gettin a "feeling" during this video... Woo its like visual and audio stimulus. xD
@@MatthiasAI Check this out - he has an ASMR channel as well.
th-cam.com/video/l5XiH0ouXag/w-d-xo.html
Great and informative video, thank you. I have this case as well as the same fan set up and I hope you can help me out with a diagram of the wiring for 12 RGB fans. I have the same fans and cooler as you do. I have never had to wire this many before and I am unsure about extra hubs and where to plug them into work properly. I did get great info from the video and I "think" it registered in my brain but having an actual printable guide would ease my worry. Never the less this was a needed info guide for me thank you again. Maybe when my RGB hub arrives it will be self-explaining idk
The cable cover also acts as an air guide for those side fans so you can have air blowing over your motherboard. This way your air isn't going straight out towards the side panel since the air flow will have to go out and then back out towards the back of the case
How would I mount that cable cover when I have the 360 radiator on top and the three side fans? I'd love to have that cable cover to "hide" the side fans
@@hollyc5417 Lmaoo
I'm building one on my table right now and was thinking the same thing. It's clearly designed as a baffle to direct the air right at the motherboard.
@@rawyiny a los discos HHD en el caso de tenerlos, el ventilador inferior. CORSAIR hiciste un gran trabajo con este 5000D 😍
This has been debunked.
"Just as a reference, the idea of using that plate to direct air under the mobo has been throw around, and it's not a good one. There is almost no clearance between fan and bracket, even if you can get them in there together (which was not intended by corsair, bracket is just for cable hiding/blocking that side if you didn't use those fan slots). Having the plate in front of the fans simply makes the airflow inefficient and basically makes those fans useless. All the mobo heatsinks are on top of the mobo, so you want maximum airflow into the case, and over your gpu/mobo which means unobstructed. So basically for airflow and fitment reasons it is better to not mount the bracket. And with 10 fans, 6 front intake and 3 top/1 rear exhaust. Incase you were undecided."
Just the vid I was looking for. I was looking at how an EATX mb would fit because Corsair’s instructions show that the MB could cover up the rubber grommets entirely, which didn’t make sense. Glad to see a real world example. Thanks!
Glad I could help. Hope you appreciated enough to sub.
Wonderfully put together and your voice is one of the more soothing ones out there. Top notch work! Subbed!
Thanks Colin. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video, very well explained. Building my first PC, very similar to yours except AMD with a Ryzen 5950x and a 3090 graphics card. Thanks for all the tips and tricks, hopefully my build goes as nice as yours :-) Cheers
Thanks Tony. Really appreciate you taking the time to make this comment. As you can imagine based on the length of this video (it was originally 2 hours long!) it was a mission to put together, so I'm glad people have found it useful! :)
@@TheProvokedPrawn Z
Hey, you overlooked something. The "Cable hide Panel" can be used to cool down your Motherboard VRM and M2 SSD's mounted on the Motherboard! The Side Fans suck Cold Air in and the Panel directs it over the Mainboard Compoents.
I've you use 1 or 2 All in one Radiators (one from CPU in the Top and one from GPU in the Front) or a Custom Water Cooling where the Water Tank is blocking the Front Fans too from the Radiator. U need to geht a cool breeze from somewhere else to cool down your Motherboard und his Components. This is the Way to do it.
Good point, i saw this initially and wondered why he didn't mention it. When parts become available in a year or two im gonna get this case and do as you said with the panel directing air from the side over the motherboard/RAM/M2's etc as well as three fans at the front sucking air in, an AIO with fans pushing the air through the rad out the top and one final fan sucking air out the back. Hopefully the airflow isn't interupted in any way with this setup.
@@Ironcobra666fuckyou My plan almost matches yours. I plan on going 2x 140mm fans in the front intake, 3x 120mm fans on the side with the panel cover as intake, 1x 120mm rear exhaust, aio top mounted exhaust for cpu in push/pull 4x 140mm fans. I hope it fits.
I had the same issue with the case that the radiator was pressing on the power cables on the top. Great video !
I really enjoy your build videos. Great job. I have the 5000d and installed QL120 throughout. I have a Corsair 150 arriving shortly and now appreciate the ML 120s are more efficient. I was planning a push pull set up like yours with the QLs in the case in push too maintain the look with the MLs mounted up top to pull and be less visible. I know this would technically work, however you mentioned running the same fans throughout.
Corsair say you should stick to the same fans on the Commander but in my experience it does work if you mix them as well. 🤷♂️
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You can actually fill 13 120mm fans in the Corsair 5000 Series Cases, but that would result in a little bit of negative pressure since there would be 7 exhaust fans (1 in the back, 6 on top with the push and pull config) and 6 intake fans (3 up front, 3 on the side). It's always better to have neutral pressure over positive or negative pressure (neutral means same amount of intake as exhaust fans, positive means more intake fans than exhaust fans, negative means more exhaust fans). I finally saw why this man chose 12 not 13 fans. Good job, mate :)
Would it matter since the 3 fans on the very top are just pulling air that the 3 on the lower top blow?
I can't believe this is upvoted. The number of fans isn't the factor for balancing fluid pressure within a system
Awesome video, thanks for he in-depth look. I'm looking at changing my PC and the Corsair 5000D Airflow came up as an option (along with the H150i funnily enough) so it meant having a look at reviews and feedback. I'm coming from an Antec P120 crystal, which has less airflow option, but I was spoilt by the side (or is it front?) glass door being on hinges.. my older cases have all had the usual 'pop a couple of screws and take it off'. It's a pity the hinge door isn't a standard now, although I see the back side (rear) door is hinged, so a little progress :) Dust filters are great and the shrouding is a fantastic additional/option.
Amazing guide! Followed along and inspired me to get this case and set up to help with cooling my 5950x. Definitely subbed for future videos!
Thank you. Glad to be of help 😎
Overkill. Question is.. is the air pressure in case neutral?
Yeah he will probably kill his motherboard that unnecessary amount of fans.
I was wondering if a 360 rad in push pull could fit. Answer is yes.
SAME i was wondering if the cpu cable was gonna fit thx
@@fahadbarkat8583 So update! I actually used this case and a 360 rad in push pull the only issue I had was with the top CPU to the mobo fitting. Its hella tight but works!
@@KamranHusain12 Currently doing the same build, same case. My only concern is when you have the pull fans on top, obviously the dust cover won't cover the sides where the air sort of channels in. Have you noticed any problems from this? Thanks!
@@mattmanning8874 Regarding the dust covers on the sides I have not really noticed any issues with them. I removed the dust covers on tops because its pushing out. BTW al my fans are the lian li ones.
@@KamranHusain12 Nice. I couldn't fit my Liquid Freezer II 360 AIO on the top mount. Really sucks, but at least it fit in the side.
Thank you so much for this video! I have this case with a very similar setup on the way. You saved me the hassle of having to wait a few days for extra parts. I realized that the particular model of 150i AIO cooler I ordered did not come with the commander controller. So I ordered better elite model. I also ordered the fans individually, so I wasn't getting the rgb node controllers either. You saved me alot of extra time and hassle. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You are welcome!
Currently doing the same build, same case, and man finding this has really helped. My only concern is for the push/pull setup for the radiator. When you have the pull fans on top, obviously the dust cover won't cover the side/edges where the air sort of channels in. Have you noticed any problems from this, or noticeable dust on the radiator? I would hope with the exhaust that it wouldn't be too much of a problem, but thought I'd check. Thanks again for the in depth coverage!
Need help with wiring? Watch this th-cam.com/video/jvXCbny-Suw/w-d-xo.html
Hey I was wondering if you've ever mounted your Aio along the side panel as an intake ? Thanks for the really detailed video I'm excited I got a 5000x for $105 from newegg earlier this week !
Hi buddy.. have watched this video a few times now and have bought quite a few of the products in this build per your recommendation. One this I can't seem to find/ locate is that led core with 2 connections on it and sata power to sync up all the fan LEDs.. it didn't come with my fans or my Corsair h150i.. where did you source it/can I get one. Thanks bud. You've videos are nice and chill unlike most of the excitable children influencers in the industry on YT!
@@ATestamentToTech it comes with triple pack fans. Not with the cooler. Glad to hear you appreciate the content 👍🦐 thank you.
got the 7000x and the pwm spliter just gives 100% fan speed no matter what
Oooo
This video was freaking outstanding. You took your time and you answered every question that anyone could have probably answered. Your voice is great. Keep up the outstanding work, I subbed. I have only one question, I'm using the LL120 fans with the two parts that come in the three pack. If I only have 5 fans due to case size will I break the series of RGB and will all lights on the fans still work and be controllable through ICUE? Also with the two-part RGB and Fan devices can I use all six fans and only use one usb header, which in my case will be the LED RGB control going into the USB header?
I was doing the same thing as you. Transferring from a Meshify C to this 5000D.
I didn't bother removing either fan tray. I've removed the velcro straps from other cases and they were a pita to get back in. Installing the fans without removing the fan tray was super easy. The main problem I had with this case (and I feel like you gave me a solution for) is that my cpu power cables are pressed so tight against my 360 AIO that the rear fan can't even spin. Also, my AIO tubes were pushed up against the rear fan preventing it from spinning, but I just slid the AIO forward and that fixed that issue.
But you gave me the idea of top mounting my AIO fans and just run a pull config. I should have known to do that anyway. I watched a video from Jayz2cents a long time ago that shows push or pull doesn't matter, you're still moving the same amount of air through the rad. Also, I have the same issue you do where the "shame" door won't close all the way. I thought the small hole above the finger hole was so you could put a screw into the magnet and hold it closed, but I couldn't find one that worked.
Also, I was looking to see how you dealt with the front fan cables. Early on, you ran into the same issue as me where you were thinking your only option was to run them through the slots for the rear door and potentially cut them with the door. This is how I currently have mine, but it also made it to where I had to run the power cords across the side fan mount to get to the fan controller. Yours is more clean, but I didn't see how you ran them. All in all, I really like the case and I appreciate this full length build!
Phenomenal video brother! Building my new gaming PC with the RTX 3080 Ti. And i'm getting this same case, and thanks to this vid, i'm going to do the same fan set up. A bit different as i'm running a AMD 9 5950 x CPU. Going to turn my old main 2080 pc into my streaming pc. I liked and Subscribed to support your channel my man! Keep the phenomenal content coming. Thanks again man!
Amazing vidro Bro. Just subscribed to your channel, long time i dont see some well explained content like this. Cheers.
Thanks!! 🦐🍤
Awesome video! Very detailed, much appreciated! Planning to use this case soon, very nice description of it.
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This video rocks! I was looking up videos trying to figure out the ssd mounts and how i wanted to do my fans (i got 12 120mm and 1 140mm for the back) and it turns out you're doing Almost the exact same build as me! Definitely gonna watch the whole video and follow the same steps as you for my fan setup because this video by far is the best at explaining and showing.
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@@TheProvokedPrawn i just did! i completed my build just an hour ago and all went well besides the fact that i can only see my aio fans that are plugged into the commander core. i hooked up the other 6 to the usb hub in the case and the rgb hub as well but i still cant control their speed or lighting. all are running and lit up im just confused how im supposed to control them. do you have any ideas from your experience since your build is almost identical to mine excpet i got an asus mobo.
@@colegordon9684 the PWM controller? You need to make sure that has sata power and is connected to the motherboard system fan header. Then in the bios you need to ensure that's set for PWM control. That should help
@@TheProvokedPrawn i was able to figure it out. turns out i had a loose cable in the cluster of cables in the back! everything is working great now
Does the 140mm in te back fit also with an aio in the top
Thank you so much for this video. I am planning to use this case and I was wondering how to add the max number of fans. This video is exactly what I needed, keep it up!
Check this too th-cam.com/video/jvXCbny-Suw/w-d-xo.html
Looking for a new case and may get this one, looked dope!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for showing the front panel connectors and going through them. I've just ordered this case and didn't know if I would need right angle USB adapters or converters for my motherboard. So many videos just fawn over this case and throw in 15x $30 fans that Corsair have provided for them, a new capellix 360 cooler, and don't go into details that are very useful for a person trying to minimize the amount of deliveries they'll need to make to get everything working for their system.
Cheers, you've got my sub.
Thanks. Glad you found it useful. I was worried it was too long but I was trying to be thorough.
@@TheProvokedPrawn Yes, I mean I had kinda seen what I needed to in other videos but gave your a shot and I very much liked that you went into extensive detail about all the ins and outs. Given the time it takes to install fans, RGB, coolers, etc your video hit just right.
I also just noticed your Hitman 3 videos... my man! love me some agent 47.
@@TheProvokedPrawn lol I even have the same knife as you use to open the cooler if it's a Gerber.
Feel like changing my case after seeing this videos lots of time. I even ordered the case and fans but I changed my mind. I will wait for the next gen Ryzen 6000. Thanks for the videos.
That's better idea
Your voice just made buy the case, perfect guide is right here!
Enjoy!
Great video, I bought this case, this is exactly the video I was looking for
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I LOVE my 4000x ICUE RGB, can't imagine how great this is to build in and use.
Yeah the 5000 is nicer than the 4000 for sure.
@@TheProvokedPrawn yea for sure, but I'm happy with my purchase because the 5000 looks rather large and I tried to make my new build semi-compact
Thanks for convincing me to buy the 5000x and the H150i. I bought these for new set up and selling my sons friend my old set up, he is in need of the new PC bad.
My first PC case was an NZXT H510 - upgrading to this case was such a massive improvement. Great video.
It really is
What you did with the other case?
@@rodolfotsang4327 I threw some old parts in it and made a pc for my wife
@@iamamish damn i should have got the 4000D i got the 4000X why everybody buy 4000D? The seller recomende me the 4000X he says the 4000D doesn't come with rgb fans, is that right?
@@rodolfotsang4327 yeah the 4000x is essentially the 4000D, but with a number of upgrades. It also has glass panels on the front and top. Honestly it is a very nice looking case. In fact, on my 5000D, I went and bought the 5000x glass panels to upgrade mine.
I think the 4000x is a really nice case, you'll be happy with it.
I just bought this case, wish I'd watched this first. Great detailed explanation 👏
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@@TheProvokedPrawn Yeah I'll do that, cheers
Brilliant video sir. I've just finished my 5000D Airflow (Black) build, but opted for the Lian Li AL120 fans as 12 fans can plug into one Lian Li controller, via 8 cables. 4 PWM and 4 RGB. Can't really beat that! Thanks again.
Yes. They're much easier. Good choice.
Great video!. just curious about the PCIe cable to the motherboard since you have 3 8pin to the GPU. where you have been able to put it
Is their any positive pressure in the case with equal fans for intake and exhaust?
Really appreciate this vid! Building my first ever pc using this case this week and this video came in very handy!
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@@TheProvokedPrawn you got it my man.
Building a 5000x for my first build and this video is really helpful 👍
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@@TheProvokedPrawn subbed straight away pal, you make good content 👍
Thank you a bunch, you've help me skip a bunch of mistakes.
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Got this same case and I want to do a similar push/pull setup. My main concern is the strip of holes to the side of the fans. Did you do anything to minimize dust coming in through there? I know you can put the dust filter on top of the fans, but it doesn't cover that side strip.
can you do a video on how to run 12 fans with the commander xt if possible?
Thank you for this video, been waiting for more reviews featuring the new white elite capellix aio from corsair :)
Best review I've seen of a case, regards from Chile.
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Pretty good video, I got the black version of the case and the H150i with 7 ML120 RGB Elite. At around the 26 minute mark you cut when putting the alternate PSU shroud and I'm having trouble putting it in place.
Looks like it needs pressure down but I have tried with decent amount of force and I'm afraid I could break it. I can align the tabs on the shroud side but it has a prong on the bottom that's supposed to be pushed into place in the chassis but it's not going in.
Do you remember what you did to put it in place?
Great review as always. I really love your videos. Also, are you not using the dynamic Xl anymore?
Thank you! I'll probably go back to it as I love that case, but this one is awesome too.
Is it still running good? I just got my case and starting to build it soon. Love your setup! Glad I came across you.
Thanks for the vid, I fell in love with the case when I found it online and then found your vid explaining a full installation which was a treat. The fans and pump inspired me to go for the same albeit with the lcd upgrade kit. The rest some newer tech including the i93700k and rx7900xtx (first time going Radeon). Should be a fun process, almost done now and just waiting on the gpu to come in.
👍👍 enjoy!
Very detailed video thanks for all the tips It will help me in my build
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Paused, perfect vocalization, at last I found where to connect the USB from de tower ( and others crazy wires). Thank a lot. Following new one.
You're welcome!
I come here for the tech and stay for the smooth relaxing voice... :0)
I bought all these components then realised idk how to set any of these things up! then i found this video and cant wait to get them all on friday!
Hope it's useful!
Great Review! I'm sold on the case, you also sound like Agent 47, so that made the review that much more enjoyable!
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I like the way you respect the equipment, take the review seriously, stay calm and steady, and your level of professionalism, verses others like Linus which I grew very tired of.
Thanks Joe. Appreciate you.
I did a build with this case, I mounted 3x radiators 9x fans 3x SSD's, and a Corsair XD5. It was a super tight build!
How did you fit the side fan panel back in? It seems like mine won’t fit and like the screw holes just don’t line up. Is there something I’m missing?
@@JayJulo I don't think the rad is 100% straight, and I might have left a couple of screws out that didn't line up. Just made sure it was all tight - I have a video on my channel High End Gaming Rig 10900F, check it out if it helps...If you need to jam a RAD on the side it can only be 30mm thick or it won't fit.
A terrific video like always!
Thank you! 🦐🍤
greetings from Germany, i love your videos and your voice , thx for this entertainmaint, great work
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I plan on getting the 5000X which is basically the same case except it has a glass front with airflow coming from the sides of the front panel. I also want 7 Corsair ML120 fans. 3 for the front 1 for the rear and 3 for the sides. Crazy that the fans even on sale are more expensive in total than the case itself...
Awesome build, you sold me on this case..
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Very nice video, thanks a lot! Got my rig mounted from a workshop a month ago, with the normal 5000D case (not the Airflow version) and the H150i Elite Capellix with no extra fans for the push/pull setup, and just the intake and exhaust fans that come with the case. I'm starting to think that I will copy your setup (when my wallet recovers! XD) because I think that temperatures are a bit high when doing VR flying simulation (high 70s ºC for both CPU - 5900X and GPU - 3080 Ti).
Are you able to control all the fan speeds from icue? or just the ones connected to the commander core?
I built mine a couple days ago and also encountered some problems, like space for my HDDs and PSU of 1000w. Also the power cable for CPU was a hassle since it has no space at the top with the Elite Capellix XT. One thing is for sure, temps changed for me. My Ryzen 9 5950x went from 46 idle to 37. From 65 c to 57 c on workload! Absolute cold! Also worth noting! You should connect the fans on the radiatior to the CPU Fan slot and the AIO Pump to its correct slot. Connecting the Elite Capellix pump cable to the Cpu Fan pin gave me Cpu Error at launch, solved it by connecting the 3 radiator fans to the Cpu fan and the radiator pump to the aio pump. Very nice video! Watched it from beginning to end, good job!
Thank you. Btw you can fix that CPU fan error by just turning it off in the bios
have the 570X myself corsair makes some sweet cases.
I don't know if you're going to answer me because your video is from early 2021, but I like this push/pull system and would like to use an A12x25 Chromax instead.
Do you think it will fit in the size? If not, would you have any fans to recommend?
Excellent video 🎉 you explained what I needed super good!
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Thank u for this video. I really needed this 🙂
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You the only TH-camr that has the cooler H150 mounted the right way most people mounted so the tubes cross the ram slots and you can do that that its it's nicer the way Corsair explains
Hi,
A quick heads up if you plan to use the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 with the 5000D. It uses a thicker rad than most AIO's (38mm). As a result it could not be top mounted with my MSI Z490-Pro A. It would not clear the VRM heatsink, it literally came down to less than 2mm of clearance . I did manage to to mount the 360 at the front. I prefer tubes down but that was a stretch. If your AIO uses a thinner rad you will be fine. None the less I still really like the case and might change the AIO and keep the Arctic for a future build.
Your voice is ASMR. Wonderful build BTW. I really enjoyed the whole video. Looking forward build one myself using a Corsair 5000D Airflow :)
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Thanks for this video. It really helped me with my install into the 5000D case. Did you set your H150I AIO to exhaust or intake?
Thanks. It's exhausting
I just got my 5000X and I need to get some custom cables, just wondering if you could share the lengths if at all possible The Provoked Prawn? Any comments regarding them too? Your ones seem a bit overlong for the case? Many thanks and happy holidays!
I saved your video to finish watching later. I’m building in the 5000x RGB. I have 360mm rad installed on the top with 10 120mm QL fans throughout the case. Did you use the Commander pro to get extra USB ports to your mobo? I only have 2. 1 controls the aio the other 6 fans. I still have 4 fans that are Daisy chained to a header on the mobo, but I can’t use the rgb for lack of another USB port. I have t watched your whole vid yet, but anyway you can tell me what you did to get all the rgb connected? I have multiple lighting nodes I’m able to use and ordered a CP. Thanks! Build looks great too btw.