A simple fix for this would be to buy USB 3.0 extension cable for inside. The only problem I encountered was the front panel USB 3.0 connector was very tight when plugging it into my motherboard and it almost broke when I tried unplug it. My 3700x runs around 30c idle and 65c under load with the fans at 45%
The glass side panel is so clear it catches my eye every now and then and I think the panel is off.Īirflow through the front is great. See JayzTwoCents and Gamers Nexus for more details on this. This isn't a big problem as long as the pump is lower than the top of the radiator as I have done. One thing to note is that there is not enough room to run a 280mm cooler at the front if you want the pipes at the bottom. I couldn't run 140mm Fans at the top of my 400c as they fouled on my VRM Cooling but that wasn't a problem with the 4000d. They are all secured tight when popped back in.Ĭable management in this case was a pleasure with plenty of space in the back. My System is running a X570 M/B with a 3700x, 16GB RAM, RTX 2060, 2x LL140 Fans (Front), 2x ML140 Fans (Top) and 1x LL120 Fan (Rear)Įverything about this case is just simple and well built, the tempered glass side panel, back panel and front filters just pop off. I can say that this is not the case here. I previously had a Corsair 400c also in white but it was just a bit small, airflow wasn't great and cable management was a struggle. Upgraded my system with a Corsair iCUE H115i Elite Capellix 280mm Cooler and this 4000d Case. Whilst these are all small things in hindsight, combining them together gives this case more issues then it is worth.Īfter you purchase the PSU Shroud Plate, the Accessory Board for the back (when either are available!) and possibly even a front USB Hub, you would be better off just buying the more expensive case that has all of these included anyway!ġ star for the looks, 1 star for airflow. Corsair really skimped on some of the basics to make this case as cheap as it is.
You only have 1 USB slot at the front, granted it clearly shows that, but really? Just 1? you couldn't even add a USB 2.0 slot?Ĭorsair has made a nice looking case with decent airflow at a fairly low cost, however, competitors cases at the same price point offer far, far more value for your money (Fractals Meshify C). Strange that an airflow case only has two fans, but can house 6? Also the fans they come with? You cant purchase those separately either. The front filter is extremely flimsy, if you are using fans with high static pressure, I can assure you the constant flapping of the filter will annoy you. If you are using the front as an intake only with Fans, you will have a gaping hole in the shroud unless you buy the plate from corsair (its not even available to purchase yet!). You can move the hard drive tray over 1cm to create some more room, but not if you have a RAD mounted in the front.Īlso, the fact they did not include the plate that covers that part of the shroud is beyond me. Granted, it says nothing in the description about the Motherboard Accessory being included, but the fact is, I have sent several questions to them asking about this, its even on their website as a product, but their is no way to order it? Now if you wanted to have more then 2 SSDs, you can use the Hard Drive tray included, but you have very, very little cable clearance if your using a 180mm PSU such as the RM850. Both the PSU Shroud Plate that sits near the fans and the additional Motherboard Accessory add on need to be purchased separately. Corsair managed to create a great looking case for a great price until you open it up and see that two essential extras need to be purchased separately (and they are not even available yet!). I like the look of this case, I really do, but unless your going for a basic build, this case is pointless.
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