Corsair 4000D Airflow Unboxing and build guide with Corsair iCue H150i Elite Capillex AIO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- This is an unboxing video on the Corsair 4000D Airflow, a mid-tower case with some serious style and an affordable price. This case is designed for maximum airflow while also having great looks and superb cable management options.
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Highlights of the 4000D include:
- Easy clean removable mesh dust covers
- A front high-airflow panel for max airflow with great style
- Brilliant cable management channelling and loads of cable hooks
- Potential for up to 6 x 120mm fans
- Easy removable side panels
- Nice looking PSU shroud
- Multiple SSD mounting locations
- Vertical GPU mounting is possible
Lowlights:
- Frustrating HDD tray location
- Push/pull setup is impossible due to PSU shroud size
Corsair 4000D pros and cons • The Corsair 4000D Airf...
Technical specs of the case:
Dimensions 453mm x 230mm x 466mm / 17.83" x 9.06" x 18.35"
Product Weight 7.85kg / 17.31 lbs
Material Steel, Plastic, Tempered Glass
PCI Slots 7 horizontal, 2 vertical
MB Compatibility MITX, MATX, ATX, EATX (305mm x 277mm)
HDDs 2 combo trays (3.5”, 2.5”)
SSDs 2 trays
Fan Support
Front: 3x 120mm/ 2x 140mm (1x 120mm Included)
Top: 2x 120mm/ 2x 140mm
Rear: 1x 120mm (1x 120mm Included)
Front Radiator 360 / 280mm
Top Radiator
280mm w/ CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX only
240mm w/ ALL CORSAIR DRAM
Rear Radiator 120mm
Included Fans 2x 120mm fans with AirGuide technology
Left Side Panel Full Tempered Glass
Right Side Panel Solid
Front Panel Steel
PSU Cover Yes
PSU Length 180mm
GPU Length 360mm
CPU Cooler Height 170mm
Rear cable space 25mm
Dust Filters Front, Top, PSU
Front I/O 1x USB 3.0, 1x USB 3.1 Type C, 1x Microphone/Audio, Power, Reset
Specs of this PC build in the Corsair 4000D Airflow:
MSI Meg Z940 Ace motherboard
Intel Core i7 10700K CPU
32 GB Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB
Corsair RM850X PSU - • Corsair RM850x white P...
ML120 Pro RGB fans triple pack (for case extra fans)
MSI Triforce 2070 Super GPU
WD_Black SN750 NVMe SSD - • WD Black SN750 - how t...
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0:00 Intro
1:15 Unboxing
3:33 PSU shroud and dust filters
4:44 Front and side panels
5:45 Rear panel and cable management
8:49 Removable airflow panel
10:02 Front panel fan
10:57 SSD tray mounting
11:39 HHD bay and PSU problems
14:30 AIO setup and mounting
19:17 Exhaust fan install
21:20 Fan control setup
22:20 Motherboard installation
22:15 Cable tidying
25:53 Turning on
27:20 Lighting options
28:12 Thermals/benchmarking testing
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I just got this case and will try to make a PC from this base. I appreciate you producing and sharing your video.
I feel like I'm sipping on some expensive champagne when listening to this guy.
Same 😂😂
This dood can relief the headache i get from scrolling TH-cam all day
The piano really adds to the effect 🍸
The background music sets it off
At least it’s a pace where I can follow and understand, as a non native speaker, I have sometimes trouble with people speaking too fast…
Damn, he's just jumping right in with that peeling. No foreplay at all. I'm excited.
Ha
Whoever is looking to buy this case, go for it. I just built a system with it and it's like a AC in there.
It seem like it doesn't have fan hub with the accessories, right?
Ha Pham Nam the 4000x rgb comes with a lighting node core.
I love this case, but the grey bothers me so much. Do you think i should just put vinyl wrap on it?
@@ObtuseCat yes
@@phamnamha93 no its just a case, I got a fan pwm splitter for my fans.
Done my first build last week with this case and it's perfect. Loads of air and build space 👍🏻
A big plus for showing how much space in the lower one is left after inserting the PSU. You're the only one who showed it, and I've watched a lot of building guides in the last few days.
Thanks for making this! Been looking at a million review videos of this case for my new build, and your review was by far the most thorough.
Great work!
Thanks for that. Appreciate you taking the time to say that! Glad to be useful. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 😁
I just purchased the case. Happy to see such positive sentiment about it.
I feel like I should be getting endless breadsticks and salad while watching this.
And champers
Hahahah, that's a blue ribbon comment right there....nice job!!
Tremendous case. Good airflow, and a lot of room for cables. I would recommend getting more fans with it.
its not a good case the airflow is terrible if you have the rad in the front
@@chopchop8551 You are lost.
Did you guys have problem with the hdd bay with your PSU? I hear problems about it saying it interferce the cable management
@@gaalxystar1873 just dont buy hdd's and remove the tray ;p
@@joeyhummelman5061 But I love my hdd though D: i can't afford to get another ssd for a big space for my games
Started watching this on my PS4 and then jumped on my laptop to sub and like. Great build. Thanks for demoing this case. I like Corsair's current case line up, looking forward to watching more of your reviews!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)
Same LOL The best case review / build i've found for this case, superb job.
Just wanted to thank you for this video. I was able to finish my first build ever with all the help from this video!
Glad to help
Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
I love how your not trying to get it over 10 minutes your just straight to the point definitely subscribing
Tbh I just cover everything I think is relevant. I've never tried to make a video long on purpose. If anything I try to make them shorter but it's hard to do that when there's so much to cover. Thanks for the kind words and for subscribing.
@@TheProvokedPrawn yeah it is hard well I really like how you went about it I’m gonna go buy this case now :)
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Did that aio on the front work ok?
You have earned yourself a new sub! Extremely useful tutorial for me. I bought a prebuild pc but didn't add any fans onto the front as it had liquid cooling , but I figured I wanted to get some in case and I watched several videos because I never put fans into a pc before and your video made it possible! Tysm
Glad to be helpful 😊 that was the goal. Glad you approved and thanks for subscribing
@@TheProvokedPrawn np man! Definitely going to watch more of your videos, you explain and go into deep detail on many things whereas other youtubers don't... they expect you to know a lot already.
@@vus3655 it is a hard thing to balance without being patronising tbf
thanks for the video , purchased it myself. To remove the bottom HDD tray was so easy ! my hand fitted easily under the area ,I don't have small hands either. Just did not place the PSU first so then it was made much easier. Anyway it was easy to unscrew the screws.
Not for me. The screw at the back sits weirdly, so I can’t use the knife from any way
I wish the rgb model came as a airflow.
Same here. I'm getting the RGB but would love to be able to buy the front of this one and swap it out.
Beau Kemp corsair will be selling “replacement” parts for the 4000 series cases after some time and itl include addition drive caddies tempered glass, metal panel and the front intake/filter. So you should be able to pick on up later.
@@christophertomes6777 Thanks for the info! If the thermals aren't where I want them I'll switch to the airflow front. Now to make up my mind between an AIO and Air cooler...
I ended up buying the airflow front from Corsair for $4.99 + shipping! Can’t wait to build in this case.
@@BeauKemp nice! Hope you enjoy it! I ended up going with a completely different route and bought the airflow+noctua fans
Just ordered the 4000x rgb for the included fans! Really excited, awesome review!
That one does look nice.
The Provoked Prawn I just hope they either clear up the Air Guide Fans or make an RGB 4000Delta with.... RGB Fans.
I've just got this today. I'm stood about 5 foot away and can feel it. Like a little air con.
Showcased very nicely, great video overall. I love the subtle yellow theme. I’m going to get this for my first pc build! Ryzen 5900x and FTW3 Hybrid 3080!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching (and subscribing?) :)
crazy quality of your videos although you're just such a small channel. noice
Thanks. Appreciate the nice comment! I try to put a lot of effort in but I could always do better. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe.
So glad I found this video. Got this case and been looking to get an AIO. Seen numerous people saying a 240 won’t fit at the top with Vengeance Pro RAM and won’t be able to fit a 360 on the front. Massive help 👌
Yeah that's true about the ram, it's in the specs. Have you considered the 5000D instead?
@@TheProvokedPrawn Mrs bought me the 4000D just before Christmas and the 5000 came out a couple weeks later. Didn’t have the heart to tell her 🤣
This is the vid I been searching for for weeks. Thank you so much fam!
Glad to help. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
Thank you for the detailed case breakdown specs listed in the video information. "280mm w/ CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX only" was the information I was looking for. subbed!
14:47 Most common mistake is to ignore a comma. "Attach the radiator and the fans as shown. For the best cooling performance, we recommend mounting the fans as an air-intake to your PC case." The fans on the radiator must be attached "AS SHOWN" which are exhausting air through radiator fins in the top of the case, the intake fans are the front I/O panel fans because recommended position of the AIO radiator is in top of the case. I had my 115i PRO as intake in front I/O panel for 2 years and my GPU stayed at 84° C, after 2 years I had mounted the radiator in top of same pc case and my GPU's temperature had lowered to 76° C. Nice build BTW.
You are my favourite person in the universe right now, since I want to install this exact cooler into this exact case and have (well, had) no idea what I am doing. Hooray for you!
Glad I could help! Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐
Anyone building out a Corsair 4000D Airflow should see this viewdo first. Very helpful for packaging a high-end 360mm cooler. Kudos to The Provoked Prawn
Thank you so much for showing where to plug things in at, helped very much
This looks awesome, I bought this case ahead of time because it was on sale. This gives a great idea of just what can be done with it.
Take your time and do a lot of research on the parts you plan on getting, I hope everything goes swell!!!
Just got the 4000X and even with the glass panel front its great because of the air intake method it uses up front. Also using a rad up top.
I bought this case, and my notes: 1). HDDs aren’t much of a thing anymore for home PCs, so removing that cage is a must if you don’t need it. One of the thumb screws was tough to get out. 2) easiest cable management of any case I’ve worked in. The back is nice and deep so you don’t even HAVE to manage well, the channel is quite roomy, and the holes are well located. You can get the CPU power through with the motherboard in, which you can’t fit in all of them. 3) I agree that the 2 installed fans is really odd. If you are buying a “high airflow” case, you are going to be buying fans anyway.......
But all in all, I love this case
I would do that but 140mm fans cost ~8€ each in the best case scenario around here and that kinda adds to a 600€ budget build. I could have bought a 60€ case with worse airflow but I would need to buy fans to make up for it, bringing the total price closer to the 4000D price or exceeding it. Besides, the parts I have picked don't generate much heat so it's fine. If I'm sad about something, it's that they aren't 140s!
This is by far the best tutorial for building a PC (all mention the required steps)
And this is the type of channel i would be giving subscribe..
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!
Superb detail and quality in this review. This sealed the deal for me. It suits exactly what I need, thank you for the help!
Thanks. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐🦐
FANTASTIC. You are the first to show what CABLES are there (connection types). My old case (USB 3 blue block) does not have a connection to my new motherboard for mini- USB 3.2 (and I've tried to get a converter cable from Amazon Chinese sales for months but they always fail to deliver (so I'm buying this case instead).
Wow. Thank you! I've the black case. I didn't see the thumbscrews on the HDD bracket so didn't know I could remove it,
Absolutely pleasant review. I'm getting this case.
Thank you.
I’m building my first PC in 14 years, really excited to get going!! I will be using this case. I have also ordered the same liquid cooler as you and it’s nice to see it comes with the command unit as I was going to order it separately 😅
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Nice video, great presentation. Many thanks :)
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe.
Nice in depth review. Looks like you put a lot of work into the video.
I sure did! Thanks for noticing and for the nice comment.
You’re a legend, love your videos!
I appreciate that!
I have recently built a system using the iCUE 4000X and had the same issue with the front air filter, and the same left hand side one too. What are the chances.
So helpful & useful information. Thx a lot!
You're welcome. hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe
Love your case reviews, also excellent background music....
Thanks for watching Ricky
Love your videos and always up to date with new stuff....you got my sub now!
Thanks for subbing
I bought mine along with two ML140 and a ML120, worried that the supplied fans might be great and I'd have spend a lot of money that could have gone to other components. When it arrived I was immediately relieved that I had made the right decision when I saw that they had 3-pin fans.
nice one mate, I'm going to build this very soon i9 12900k, going to do the same fan setup thanks for the tips. much love
Your video convinced me to order this case! It arrives tomorrow! :)
Glad you found it useful. Hope you enjoyed enough to subscribe 😁
How's the case?
@@TheProvokedPrawn Do you know if ill have enough clearance for my 4 sticks of vengeance rgb pro if I mount corsair 280mm h115i platinum aio on the top?
I know this is 2 years old, But this video just saved me some headaches as im using this case. Thanks! ha
Glad it helped!
@@TheProvokedPrawnyes your vids helped and you make it simple. Earned a sub. Much love
Building my own soon so thanks for your knowledge ✌️
You're welcome. Hope it was useful enough to encourage you to subscribe 🦐
I opened my case (Antec 302) yesterday to install a new vid card, as a person with a long hair cat I could tell where my roomba was emptying itself. Bought one of these being delivered tomorrow after the review of the dust filters
*This is My Current PC Case that I update from the Phanteks too because I needed a Little more space to place an Corsair AIO that I also posted on my Channel with my Updated Desk Tour. It's an AMAZING Casr and the Glass has a Bit of a Tint in it to make it blend REALLY well with my Desk. Nice Unboxing and Review. Highly recommend to Any First time builders like Myself. *
A great case. I used a pair of long-nosed pliers to remove the hard drive cage screws (I tried a knife but it didn't work), worked a treat, but you have to have a firm grip on the screws.
A coin would have been a more logical choice but I'm a donkey
Thanks for highlighting some very critical considerations. No one else even mentioned size constraints for the PSU (curse my Corsair AX1600i). Gratitude aside, my feelings were severely hurt when you used the sharp side of that blade as a screwdriver.
Not as bad as my feelings when I had a nightmare trying to get it out.
Nice vid man! Just ordered this case too!
Thank you. Hopefully you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐🦐
@@TheProvokedPrawn oh I subbed instantly ahahah and watching your vids as I type😂
@@shammy__ hero
Great video, keep up the great work!
Thanks. I will.
Thanks for this build video. My setup is almost identical. I managed to get 3x “replacement” ML120 fans that come with the AIO, from Corsair’s parts warehouse. 8 RGB LEDs and higher RPM than the retail ML120’s. Not sure why Corsair doesn’t sell them like normal. Love this setup so much!
Interesting
Great selection of music, love the constant commentary. This video was great ASMR for me.
Thanks. Glad you found it useful. Hope you are subscribed!
You are the best in making pc build setup tutorial. Please keep up the awesome and tremendously excellent job.
Thanks, will do!
First video I've seen from you and I subbed. Your voice is mesmerizing and your content quality is insane. Get this man the attention he needs!
Thanks. Hope that means you enjoyed enough to subscribe 🦐🦐
@@TheProvokedPrawn Of course!
@@theyellowishlimeace4735 hero.
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great video! you mentioned basically all the problems that people will most likely encounter . I am going to do what you did with the rad but a 240 one instead and just have the intake fan be a normal fan below the rad at the front!
Tbh if I was to do it again I'd top mount a 240mm
@@TheProvokedPrawn i have rgb ram so i can’t 😔
@@riplo1693 you can. It's only 280mm that requires low profile if you check the specs 😎🧐
@@TheProvokedPrawn maybe because i have the h100i rgb se white? idk if that’s the reason why but it’s obvious it doesn’t fit edit: i’m dumb
@@TheProvokedPrawn What about a H100i elite Capellex 240 mm with the Dominator Platinum?
Just built one with a 7800x3d with a 240 Kraken, and 4070ti. Temps are pretty low, and the case makes it even better.
I like this case cause the logo on the front looks like that particular site I visit everyday.
The Commander Core and XT fits nicely on the back of, extra purchase of the (motherboard tray accessory) that would keep all the fan wires tidy at the top of the case behind the CPU.
The new Corsair PSU side shift side mounted modular plugs on the side creates space between the PSU and hard drive cage.
I going with the new i5 13600K(F) which is twice as fast then the 12th gen and backwards compatible with some Z790 boards, a cheap upgrade path with a Bios update.
I went with the Corsair white 4000D airflow and the Corsair 240mm aio top mounted for more airflow , I like the colour scheme with your build very nice.
I also love watching people try to unscrew difficult screws at the bottom, get a phillips bit that comes in all screwdriver kits and a 1/4" wrench
just got this case its pretty nice
Yeah, it's good.
Great video! New subscriber here. You could have used some needle nosed pliers for the thumb screws on the hard drive holder lol I just ordered the Corsair iCue 465X case. Any thoughts on that one?
Boy do I feel like an idiot now lolol I couldn't figure out how to get those SSD trays to screw in without sliding all over the place after screwing them in. Didn't realize you had to insert those tabs ion the ends first. Watched a bunch of videos on this case and this is the only dang one that showed how. Thanks a bunch 😍
Glad to help 👍
Bought this case today paring with the
Noctua nh-D15 ( black )
I am going to look into enlarging the cut off in the psu shroud so I can mount a 360 AIO with the hoses at the bottom. Yet to be seen. Both case and AIO are still in the mail! I'll have them in a couple of days!
Im so excited to get this case soon it looks so nice is it hard to build a pc? Also what fans did you have on the front top and back?
Thanks for the video.
The solution to the problem with the hdd bay is to get a "low profile ratcheting bit driver." They are worth their weight in gold and com in real handy when companies hang a part in the air and then build the rest of the [*insert badly designed product name here*] around it.
Love this case. I am debating on using a rotary blade tool to cut a large cutout on the bottom front of the case to allow the AIO tubes to fit down there. It would help with a allowing a push pull fan on the bottom too. Of course the parts I cut would likely need some rubber trim too but that would still make it look clean.
I’m thinking about doing this same thing
@@travisreid9058 If you did this, did it work out. Im thinking of maybe doing the same thing as mounting it inverted is not the way to go.
My 1000 watt Corsair RME psu is too tall. Ffs
Hi! Thanks for this amazing video！But I have question about how long left for graphic card when you put radiator at front panel? Cuz I got one msi 3080 Suprim currently and I'm looking forward a suitable case can put 360 aio and this huge card together😀 So that's why I really want to know about that.
Just to make sure if all your components are all compatible with each other use PCPartPicker it checks if ur parts can be used with each other this has saved me from getting all the parts but then not being able to use them
I just bought this case and fitted all my stuff lol. Very good nice case but yes the hdd mounts are very much an issue and I need to put it more to the front of the case lol
Thanks for making this video 2 years ago, but it's still relevant today as I've been looking at this case for a new build. It's good to see all the issues you ran into so I can adjust my parts list. I do have some questions. Do you think a Noctua NH-D15S black would fit in there or would it be too tall for the windowed cover to be put back on? And if you do decide to use the HDD cage, can you move it over toward the front of the case to give more room for your cables?
Thanks for watching
It's best to use Noctua's compatibility tools to check whether it'll fit, I think it will but that's just a guess and I wouldn't want to steer you wrong.
Hmm, I know this might sound counter-productive but! If I was to cut a part of that bottom shroud, that blocked the tubing if the 360 is mounted tubes down, would there be enough tube length to get up to the CPU? Including the lengthy 3080 GPU.
Thanks for this great review, I have some question about the case tho. I have looked for info about your GPU but can't seem to find anything. I am wondering what the dimensions of your gpu are. I have ordered a MSI 3080 Ventus (305mm). I want to know if it would fit in the case with a front 360 capellix radiator or should i mount an 240 at the top of the case? Thanks in advance
Jesus Christ this review helps me a lot, thank you só much man if i could i give you a prize for this. I buy a 4000D and i have all this issues whit aio and fans and now i solve all of them watching this. GOD BLESS YOU!!
There's always the super thanks button :) Jokes aside, the subscription and nice comment is all I need. Glad I helped!
Growing up the living room radiator case had the exact design like the front panel
Ha
2 included fans is ample for most builds, have 1 at the rear and 1 at the top for exhaust, and have your AIO radiator at the front pulling air in.
Also, simple solution for the HDD cage, get a right angled screwdriver/ratchet, problem solved
great case and video
Thanks for watching Brian
Thanks for video - looks like on one hand good designed case apart from the HDD Bay; could ditch that bay and use 4 x SSD (at moment up to 8 tb) / 2.5" HDD drives (need 2 buy 2 additional SSD covers) - although HDD Capacity takes a hit.
Good quality video and presentation
This is the case I got for my PC build. It a gorgeous and well built case. Got it on sale for $89. I also am getting different case fans. Looking forward to getting the rest of my components for the build.
Going with a budget build with an upgrade path. Going to initially go with a Ryzen 5 7600 or 7600x if I catch it cheaper than the 7600 again, and a PowerCooler Fighter RX 6600. I ultimately, once I can get the money saved up will upgrade the CPU and GPU to the Ryzen 7 7800x3D and Sapphire Tech Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX. The Ryzen 5 and RX 6600 will become backups.
12:49 just a quick tip to get the HDD screws loose: you can insert a thinner (flat head) screwdriver through the top triangle holes and unscrew the screws. Works like a charm
Or just a coin. If I'd thought of it 😂
A ratchet with a Philips socket or small water pump pliers works like a beauty. I'd never make it in the auto trade if screws like that nicked me.. some of the things engineers do on cars is ridiculous
Use a ratchet with a Philips socket for the screws if you don't have one, small needle nose or water pump pliers work well too
This video is pure vibes
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@@TheProvokedPrawn Consider it done, my good sir
@@radibuns2460 my hero. Thanks.
this man has an awesome voice
Great vid! Looking at buying myself a 4000D for a future build next month. Do you reckon that vent at the top would have enough clearance for a push/pull 240mm rad? Gonna be using an MATX motherboard and not sure whether its worth buying extra fans to do push/pull or just using what's in the box. Thanks so much!
I doubt it. They even say if you use a 280mm rad on top you can only use certain types of ram, so I doubt you can do push pull.
I updated from my NZXT H440 I wanted something with glass and went with the 4000X and pretty happy!
Looks Amazing 👏
Thanks for watching
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I subscribed in about 10 seconds after hearing that voice. Slipped on a smoking jacket and poured myself a martini. Nice video sir. Love the KCD poster too. I'll be back for vol-au-vents in the next video.
Thank you for the chortles you gifted me with this comment. And thanks for the sub too!
@@TheProvokedPrawn My work is done here.
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Do you connect the aio pump plug into the corsair control box in the back? Im going to be using a MSI 360 v2 and am wondering if that will attach the same way
Thanks!
dam that intro peel tho
Already made a deposit for mine... this just helped me feel confident in my deposit
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@@TheProvokedPrawn doneeeee
did u have trouble getting the 24pin atx power cable to motherboard..access seems tight with the sleeve going through the louvre
Good video! Although I have a question regarding ram sticks. I was always discouraged to use 4 sticks of ram because they said that consumer boards only support dual channel even though there are 4 slots. My board is MSI MPG X570 Gaming Plus with R5 3600x and since I saw your build has 4, is it always the same case for everyone that it will be alright and effective performance wise to use 4 sticks as well for me? Thank you in advance!
Thank You!
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