Corsair 5000D Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - Black

very happy

Everything is good just part of the case came bent where the temper glass attach

Really like the looks of this case. The built quality is also very good. It’s heavy especially after completing my build. Currently have 10 fans running on this case with no issues. Can fit an additional 3 but I don’t see a need.

This case is massively wide open. Still a normal sized pc case and it’s not too bulky. The open design allows for loads of airflow! My 11900kf stays below 60 when running most heavy load games. I would recommend extra fans of course because the two it comes with may be good but not quite enough circulation for an air cooler. Construction is firm and classy. But it’s still got a lot of room. It has room for a full sized water radiator in the front with its magnetic clip on and off panel for if you need that extra room. It has a lot of space for ssds and hard drives and I can fit a 3 fan long and thick GPU in it. (I did need a GUP support though because the case doesn’t have one but their super cheap and easy to find)

For reference this is the build -

Obviously if product weight isnt an issue, then go nuts!

On the surface, this case is a dream. Beautiful. Roomy. All in all the perfect case to build in... or so I thought. To begin with, there are no instructions on how install case fans, cable manage, etc. Secondly, the power button was D. O. A. Honestly, this will be my first and last Corsair case.

This case has lots of space for any mid to high end build. Love how minimalistic it my build turned ou. The case has an ATX Asus ROG Strix motherboard, a push and pull configuration with an Asus ROG AIO on top, a total of 10 Lian LI infinity uni fans, an XFX 7900 XT GPU paired with a Ryzen 7700x.

i left 4 cooler master halo fans in there as well as my cooler master fan hub and my hard drive but all i really want back is my hard drive i’m so mad i forgot it was in there

This is a really good case that borders on great. Its a beautiful case that is easy to build in with some caveats that are a bit frustrating. There is a shroud that hides cables to the side of the motherboard. Great idea and makes your final build look good, but running some of the larger cables through it is a pain (24 pin power supply, USB connector). Just a tiny bit more clearance would go a long way. If you need to use the included hard drive tray, working with your power supply just got really tough as well. Luckily, I didnt need it and just removed it. In the grand scheme of things these were minor issue that are workable, but prevent the case from being great. I have no regret with the case, but expected a bit more given how beloved the case seems to be by reviewers.