Corsair 5000D Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case (High-Airflow Front Panel, Corsair RapidRoute Cable Management System, Two Included 120mm Fans, Motherboard Tray with Fan Mounts) Black : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

Overall:It's a great case for anyone, it is large so make sure you measure your availabile space before ordering. Plenty of space on the inside for large GPUs and I'd imagine a custom loop. I'd argue it's good for first timers to use as of the amount of space.CPU & GPU in use for reference: R7 5800X & RTX 3070Do I recommend? YesPositives:Basement has lots of space for cables (especially if your not using HDDs).Plenty of spaces for fans and water coolers.3 2.5Inch slots on the back of mobo mounting area.Front IO features audio, 2 USB A and 1 C, reset and power buttons.Front, back and top dust filters.PSU dust filter.Plenty of room for large GPUs.Cable management straps included.Airflow is good, everything inside stays below 65C.Negatives:Top filter feels a bit too restrictive of airflow.Cable management is a bit annoying for going up the case, could be thicker.Could of sent some rubber covers for front IO not in use to stop dust.

Rating: 5/5Price when purchased: £139.99Pros:- Exceptional value for the price point.- Prompt and secure delivery with meticulous packaging, nestled in foam and safeguarded with transparent foil.- Significant enhancements over the 4000d airflow model, including a glass door feature and an adaptable internal layout. If your initial component arrangement isn't optimal, the flexible inner walls make adjustments a breeze.- Perfectly accommodates the MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK motherboard.- Inclusion of 2 fans and a fan controller enhances its value proposition.- Maintenance is straightforward with easily detachable nets ensuring cleanliness.Cons:- Its weight (13.84kg / 30.51lbs) can be a drawback for those considering mobility. I initially contemplated transporting it from the EU to the UK but ultimately chose to purchase a second unit for the UK.I've always been partial to Corsair cases, having previously owned the 4000d airflow. Transitioning to the 5000d airflow feels like a significant upgrade. This model boasts an array of detachable compartments, increased easy-to-clean airflow nets, and the added functionality of a hinged glass door. The design is accommodating, allowing for greater ease when setting up, particularly when connecting cables and fans. Aesthetically, the case is a stunner—sleek and modern. It's refreshing to see such a refined design at this price point. My initial reservations about fitting the Z790 TOMAHAWK were put to rest—it integrates seamlessly.

After spending quite a lot of time looking at various cases I finally decided to get the Corsair 5000D Airflow RGB. Prompt delivery, as always with Amazon Prime.An aesthetically pleasing and high quality case. There’s lots of space to fit everything, even for complex custom water cooling loops if required. I’d highly recommend the RGB version with the additional fans and controller which seems good value for money.The current spec of this build is as follows:Asus RoG Strix Z790-E-Gaming WifiIntel i9-14900K CPUCorsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT AIO CPU Cooler (Push/Pull fan configuration)64GB Corsair Dominator Titanium 6600Mhz DDR5 RAMNvidia RTX 4090 Founders Edition GPU1x 1TB Crucial T705 PCIe 5.0 NVMe Drive2x 2TB Samsung 990 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe DriveI also purchased 4 additional fans which I installed into the side of the case.Cooling is excellent, CPU and GPU remains at relatively good temperature even under load.The amount of space for additional internal hubs and controllers is ample. Also dedicated channels behind the motherboard allowing for nice neat cable management. I would recommend this case to anybody that is competent enough to build a computer. 🙂