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I build in the Corsair 4000d Airflow Case - Is it still the King in 2023?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2023
- I review and build in the legendary Corsair 4000d airflow pc case.
If you're looking for a case for your gaming pc, then you have to consider the corsair 4000d airflow.
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Okey is did it. Now could you recommend putting the case on the side to habe a horizontal Motherboard or will it damage anything?
Coming from a NZXT H510 I just transferred my build to this case the thermals are way cooler in the Corsair.
The only issue I have with the Corsair right now is the area for the 2 standard hard drives is severely cramped due the the PSU cables to be fair I have those awful thick stiff braided cords. Other than that I am happy with the cooler system.
No one actually thanked you for the review, which in my opinion is the best review on this case I’ve seen so far. You really deserve more subscribers. You’ve just earned yourself a sub.
Montech air 1000 D
I have the 4000d e with rgb...an amazing case since 2021 for me. So spacious, airflow excellent and the space is terrific
get a phanteks p600s case then you will know what a large case is. The 4000D is a small case compared to others.
Everything looks really solid and reliable. Even on the video you can see Corsair makes high quality product😮
Fantastic look around the case, just got mine and have not started the build yet. This saved me having to pull it out and see if the Mainboard stand off's were included or I had to source my own.
Great review
I decided after all these years of using a PC and gaming on PC that I should probably build a PC. Thank you for producing and sharing with the world. Your video is helping me build a decent PC to do my everyday struggle of living.
btw you can move the cable cover a bit to the right wich should resolve your issues with it
Dude, you need to consider de price for what you get.
Basically a case review.
Just transplanted my old PC into this case with a new power supply a month ago as a work PC, 3-120's in the front and 1-120 on the back with a 240rad on top. Rad is louder than all the other fans but still quiet. A 360rad up front is doable and I had one but it HAS to be mounted with the tubes on top which is unreasonable to me so bought a 240 just for this case. Cable management is outstanding and yeah I removed the cable shroud as well when installing and opted to put it back in when I was done. In my 5000D gaming set up I had to leave the cable shroud off though. Total of 4-2.5inch drives installed two in the rear and two above the power supply. "Rear SSD wall mounts can be moved to the front It sits under the desk on a platform just had to add a USB hub off the back to the desk top because there aren't enough USB ports on the front (major complaint) Cleanest set up I've ever done but with no RGB you can't see any of it lol. Smallest case I've ever built in and I would do it again.
Side Note
Negative pressure means dust comes in everywhere, positive means it comes in through controlled "screened" openings, thermal difference is negligible unless your into extreme overclocking.
All things said I liked the video and it was a good quick take on the case.
got any idea how i could pull off a positive pressure setup to minimize dust on the inside. im using a 240 aio & 4x 120 fans (3 front & 1 rear) just curious cause you seem like you have experience with the case
If you keep the 240 up top and 3 fans in the front that's plenty of positive airflow, you can add the final fan in the rear and you should still have a positive air pressure barely with the consideration of the air resistance the rad is going to give the other two fans on the rad. Keep the rad as far to the rear of the case as possible so that the cool air being pulled in by the front top fan isn't being pulled out by the rad thus preventing proper airflow. I'm a fan of positive airflow as you saw above and thats in both my 5000d and 4000d.
Fine dust will still get in nothing you can do about it but cleaning the filters twice a year instead of a deep clean twice a year makes a huge difference,
Check airflow with a candle or lighter on an opening without a fan to see which way the flame angles itself to verify positive or negative airflow. All depends on fans/rad size/filter use. You can remove the top filter to decrease the resistance of hot air exiting the PC but again it's minimal.
@@balancebringer7888 thanks this helps a lot will be sure to do the candle test and order a light air duster for the routine cleaning 👍
@@balancebringer7888 im bludling pc now (first time) just waiting for parts to arrive i got 240 cooler on top and 4 fans 3 front and 1 rear im planning to make 3 intake and the one in the back as exhaust is it fine this way>?
@@Doai55 Should be fine, pressure will still be positive to neutral because of the resistance on on the fans from the radiator and depending on how you install the PSU. With that being said it will depend a lot on your choice of CPU. The 4000D does not have room for a push pull configuration for the radiator so make sure you get the right fans and radiator combination on the cooler to ensure proper cooling or maybe even go with a 280 rad on top for a higher end CPU or if you plan on upgrading to one in the future.
Lian Li Lancool 216 vs Corsair 4000D Airflow?
I just changed the case of my build to this one last night , I expect some great things from this case
I jus bought this exact case, and mine doesnt have any rgb
who wins lian li 216 or crosair 4000d?
What would everyone say is the third case in the holy trinity? There's the 4000D Airflow(plus the other variants) and the Lian-li 011 line of cases, so what's the third case? This is all in fun lol
I have the 4000d, it's one of the best cases I've had. Wondering how well it would work with the 4080 or 4090 card in it.
I'm sure it will work just fine.
I have the Corsair Vengeance i7400 prebuilt which is in this case. RTX 4090 and i9 10900K. 1000W PSU. Not undervolting or overclocking. Running surprisingly cool.
i never expected a POV case review porno. excellent dude, subscribed!
Haha glad I could give you the money shot.
first thing i did when i bought the case is remove the stock fans and the harddrive cage
About to put my 7900xt and it looks like it's gonna give just enough clearance 😅
As long as you top mount your radiator (If you have one), even most 4090's should fit fine.
Case is solid but. Only problem is two. Fans pc case fans are expensive p12 max pack of 5 fan cost more than this case alone in india and othere are same as well so unless case fan get cheap its not option for many peoples am buying deepcol CH560 then this
best was antec p183
Thanks for the video! I have bought (but still waiting to come) a Liquid Freezer III - 360 for front installation and planning to remove the front pre-installed fan and take it to the top and also buy a new Arctic P14 PWM PST. Tell me , please , if Arctic P14 PWM PST will narrow the space for my "MSI - MAG B650 Tomahawk WIFI" together with a "G. SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB Series (AMD Expo) DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MT/s " or should i better buy a Arctic P12 PWM PST???
Also , is it a good setup at the top this one i mentioned (preinstalled fan together with this new one)???
Is there something better for the Top Exhaust Fans?
Thank u very much!
thanks for the vids and showing up the case in details. I'm on the market for a new case and i hesitate between this one and the Lancool 216. I saw you have somes LianLi case, could you tell me wich on you will take ? thx
edit : i have already 3 nf-a12 that i can replace on front panel on the 4000D
so along with that singular 120 thats included, can you fit two extra 140mm fans or does it have to be two 120s to fit with the already included 120?
"they throw everything in this shitty box" [5 mins lay-tor] "They don't just throw everything in this shitty box". 🤣🤣🤣
Corsair 4000D vs Antec DP503
Hey I need help, I can't decide Corsair 4000D airflow or Lian Li 206 case. Which one you think have better cooling?
Hi. What's the height of your AIO? Can you replace your RAM sticks without removing the CPU AIO? If the AIO was 240 mm (like mine) would there be a chance to replace the ram sticks easily? Thank you in advance for any help.
i want that case pls😢 its look so good
too sad i want it
i’m from Indonesia
Wtf…the bottom most front intake fan ? Where it is directing air ? Into the psu???
Which case do you recommend this Corsair 4000d Airflow Case or Lian Li Lancool 216?
What is your personal opinion of these 2 cases?
For the price, the Lancool 216 is perhaps the best case ever made. That's my opinion.
Thank you for your kind respose!@@Renegade_Rabryn
what about the AI ME thing? should i remove it or it wont damge my MicroATX motherboard?
Yeah, that 3090 is about the same size as a 4090.
I have the Corsair 5000d, which I like. It's far bigger with the ability to run 10 fans.
I actually put 11 in mine, no fans mounted on the back of the case but two mounted with a bracket below the GPU pointing up, 1inch above the PSU shroud with a Maxmoral 1-Pack Dual Fan Mount I got on Amazon. GPU fans don't even ramp up now so really quiet.
Company puts thumb screws: thats a waste of money
Lian li puts a pill box for organizing screws: love it.
Lmao
😄 I have my biases.
i cant decide. this or the nzxt h5 flow
I prefer the nzxt
I want the front mech for my 5000x case does it feet it??? Because ihave a bad airflow on my 5000x case
corrugated =/= perforated.
Give me that case pls i neeeeeeeeeeed it for my first pc build! (:
Where do you live?
unfortunatley in the uk so probably pretty far from you @@Renegade_Rabryn
which is better in your opinion that case or raidmax x603?
I haven't built in a raidmax so I can't say
@@Renegade_Rabryn thanks for your time bro
Are you from Alberta?
Man you got dust everywhere clean ffs ;)
Will 4090 fit this case?
4000D supports GPU's up to 360mm with the front fans installed. If your gpu is under 360mm in length you should be good.
Have you ever looked at OEM computers such as Fujitsu, Dell or HP?
I do not look at OEM compuers. My last oem computer was an HP in 2005 before I learned how to build my own.
Crapp give that case away to me shii
Where do you live?
*perforated
Haha. I realized once I was editing that Corrugated didn't sound right.
nope the 5000d is the best, noob