Corsair 4000D Airflow
ATX, E-ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX
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Two 120mm fans are included, without RGB. But be careful, they are 3-pin fans. I have replaced them with three PWM fans.
With this case, you get what you pay for: not very much
Hmm, it's currently a disaster with the availability of many hardware products. I assume that Corona is still hindering production and supply chains. At the moment you can't get any power supplies over 1'000 Watt, Ryzen 5 3600X are sold out as well as various other parts in the area of PC hardware.
I build for other PCs as a hobby and it's really annoying with the availability at the moment - I'm constantly running after the components.
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So I have a 240 on top so that air can also flow in unhindered from the front.
digitec
1 year ago
The Corsair 4000D Airflow comes with two pre-installed 120mm fans, known as AirGuide fans. These fans are 3-pin DC fans with a maximum speed of around 1250 RPM.
You cannot purchase these specific fans directly as they are designed specifically for the 4000D series. However, you can purchase other 120mm fans with similar specifications from Corsair or other manufacturers to use in your case.
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yes, slightly tinted
It should fit without any problems.
No, slots for 2 x 120 or 140 fans, i.e. maximum one 280mm radiator.
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I have installed the MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPRIM X (official length 363mm - https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/msi-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-suprim-x-12-gb-grafikkarte-23599722). However, there is another 2.5cm of space up to the fans in the front. I hope this helps you!
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I think the only solution would be a "direct attached storage" (DAS) enclosure. Here, for example, for 4 hdds.
Fantec MB-X4U31 4x 3.5 enclosure (3.5")
For the price you could of course also buy a new case.
Case with good airflow and space for many hdds would be for example.
Fractal Meshify 2 Clear (ATX, mATX, Mini ITX, E-ATX)
With 2 120mm fans
Ideally a standard ATX. According to the description, smaller ones (mATX, ITX) or the larger E-ATX also fit.
Hello, 360mm AIO only fits in the front. AIO in the front would increase the temperatures of the graphics card. In most cases this is not ideal, as CPU performance is hardly the bottleneck in most builds.
I would recommend a 240 mm AIO as an exhaust on top or an air cooler instead. I would advise against a 280 mm AIO because of the ram and motherboard clearance issues.
REGARDS
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The description is correct, my case included 2 fans.
Though I replaced them with different ones, so I can't say how good the included fans are.
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6x 120 oder 4x140
Siehe https://www.corsair.com/de...äuse/Mid-Tower-ATX-Gehäuse/4000D-Airflow-Tempered-Glass-Mid-Tower-ATX-Case/p/CC-9011201-WW
You can control the RGB lighting of the SP120 fans with the Corsair iCUE software.
As stated on the manufacturer's website, three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans each fit in the front and top. However, only one 120mm fan fits in the rear.
Quite normal enclosure fans. Nothing special
Former employee
5 years ago
Unfortunately not, according to our information, the front panel connectors are fixed to the case and cannot be replaced by separate cables, including the USB 3.1 Type-C connection.
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No, the fans supplied do not have RGB and the hub of the ML fans is, as far as I know, only for the RGB lighting, not for the fan control. You would have to connect them directly to the mainboard or control them via a Commander Pro.
Dust filters are present in the front and in the base for the power supply unit, everywhere where fans blow in.
I find the build quality quite high. The front panel feels rigid and after removing and reinstalling the front panel several times it still locks into place correctly and still feels solid. The only part I found slightly flimsy was the front dust filter (see bit tech review on YouTube) but Corsair sent me a new replacement one under warranty free of charge or obligation to send the defective one back.
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Loud is always a thing.... Everyone has a different feeling.
First about the case... If you want to use icue, I recommend a case from corsair that already has icue rgb in its name. Then a lighting contoler is already built in. Then check the corsair website to see which rgb fans are already installed. If you want to install more rgb fans, they have to be the same ones.
Alternatively, take a case of your choice and use rgb fans and let them be controlled by the rgb software of your mainboard.... Important.... No corsair rgb fans without lightning controller.
The case itself is top-notch, but it is designed for airflow and is therefore not completely closed.
Hey, the commander pro would be one, but it's relatively expensive at around 60 to 70 francs.
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