5000D Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - White

An absolute beast of a case. This is my newest computer case and I have no desire to change that in the near future. Build Quality First of all, this thing is built like a tank as far as PC cases go. Nothing flimsy here: just pure build quality, solid design, no cutting corners. Hardly any plastic goes into this case. I have the upmost faith that this case will last me a long time. I even like the screws that the case came with. Features Space: This case is gigantic and can hold lots of things. It has so much room for expansion. With my previous cases, I had to consider the clearance needed for my GPUs and radiators. Not for the 5000D: I know I can upgrade my parts without needing to consider clearance space or size. And that's a huge plus if you plan on PC gaming for the long run. I have a large GPU, a GPU brace, and a figurine in this thing, and I still have room. Cable Management: This thing can hold your cables and keep it all pretty. There are plenty of holes and paths to route your cables in an efficient and aesthetically pleasing way. There's even an ingenious velcro cable tie system on the right side of the case to keep everything organized. The HDD bay, which usually gets in the way of the PSU cables, can slide over to give more room for tucking away spare cables that would just dangle around in most PC cases. Customization: There is a swappable plate for the interior of the case that gives you a slick curve if you don't need the HDD bay moved all the way over: and if you do need the HDD bay moved over, the other plate looks just fine too. You can fit 140mm or 120mm fans. I even found the perfect spot for my fan hub. One advantage of a large case like the 5000D is that you can find a spot for almost anything you want to add. Cooling / Temps: This case keeps my parts ice cold. Even running games at their max, I've never seen my temps over 55. I don't know how much of it can be credited to the 5000D, but it is certainly a factor. This case was probably designed with cooling in mind. It can hold 140mm fans up front, it has side panel fans, plenty of clearance up top for a radiator, and there are almost no air leaks throughout the case (no matter how negligible that effect may be, it's still nice). Having potentially 10 120mm case fans is a dream come true. The case also has really nice dust filters that sit perfectly where they should, and are built to last. Yes, i've broken a plastic dust filter in the past. The 5000D was clearly built for me. And as another note, I have the model that has a solid front and top (with vents on the side). With my previous cases, I would worry that not enough air travels through the case because the front and top intakes were covered by plastic/metal, but the vents on the 5000D are large enough that it is clearly not a problem. The air goes in, no doubt, but it also protects anything from getting into the PC. Aesthetics: I'd like to commend Corsair for making a great-looking case. It sits on my desk and I am proud to show it off. Pictures can make it look boxy or stiff because of the sheer size of it, but once it's actually in your sights, it looks great. It's no-nonsense, it's functional, yet it's cool. The smoky window on the left panel is excellent. You can see your RGB working inside the case without being too overbearing. I've had cases where the light bled through too much. Some negatives: There really isn't much to complain about. The thing is heavy, but that's because it's large. I do wish that the side panel fans weren't as noisy: unlike the other areas, these fans have practically nothing between them and the outside. However this is more of a problem with my choice of case fan rather than the case itself. The thing also just barely misses the clearance for 3 140mm case fans, overkill though that may be. It leaves an awkward hole of like 120mm where it doesn't fit. Overall, this is the best PC case for the value. I have no need to check if anything more expensive is better because, well, this does everything I want. I recommend it for anyone near the mid-tier PC level, and doubly so if it's on sale.

The 5000d computer case is a true masterpiece in design and functionality. The first thing that caught my attention was the sleek and modern aesthetic, which would look great in any setup. But what really sold me was the ample space and thoughtful layout of the interior. Upon opening the case, I was immediately impressed by the spaciousness of the interior. There is plenty of room for all of my components, including a large graphics card, multiple hard drives and a full-size ATX motherboard. The layout of the case makes it easy to install and organize all of these components, with plenty of clearance and well-positioned cutouts for cables and power connectors. One of the standout features of this case is the cable management system. The case comes with a variety of cable tie downs and routing channels, which made it easy for me to keep all of my cables organized and out of the way. This not only improves the overall aesthetic of my build, but also improves airflow and cooling. Another great feature of this case is the ample cooling options. It has room for multiple fans and radiators, which allowed me to keep my components running cool even under heavy load. The case also comes with a built-in fan controller, which makes it easy to adjust the speed and direction of the fans as needed. Overall, I am extremely impressed with this 5000d computer case and would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a new case. It offers the perfect balance of style, functionality and build quality. This is the best computer case I've ever used.

I absolutely love this case. It is a dream to build in due to the sheer amount of space you have. Here's my pros vs. cons list: PROS: Roomy: It's a big case, and there is A TON of room. Just eyeballing it, but it looks like you can fit a GPU that is 1.5x the length of an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW on a full ATX motherboard. Cable management: I fit 9 case fans in this build, and had no problems routing and managing the cables on the backside. Power cables were also fit easily. Build quality: This thing feels like I could run it over with my truck. I'm not exaggerating. Most of this case is metal, and while it adds to weight, it absolutely feels like the sturdiest PC I have ever built. Nosie level: I have an entirely air-cooled build consisting of 9 case fans, a dual 120mm CPU fan, and an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW with 3 fans. I also have all of my fan curves tuned higher than normal. I cannot hear the fans when I am gaming with headphones. Your mileage may vary if you are not a headphones user, but if you game with headphones, consider noise to be an non-issue. CONS: Weight: This thing is heavy. There is no getting around it. If you want a lightweight case, don't buy this. Dimensions: This thing is big. There is no getting around it. If you want a small form-factor case, don't buy this. CONCLUSION: If you don't mind a large, heavy case, then just buy this. ESPECIALLY if you are looking for a 100% air-cooled build. I haven't found a case that's better. The build quality and minimalist aesthetic coupled with the ample room on the inside makes for the best case I have ever used in a build. Period.

The 5000D has an aesthetic design, fan (RGB) hub and excellent build and design for orderliness and ease of assembly, including a robust cable management system w/ straps included. The only thing to be aware of is the case only comes with one front fan, and one back fan, however there is also plenty of space for optional intake fans (3 in the front a 3 on the side) allowing for a great potential for airflow. Everything you would need for a case is included. Truly a superb case, it is a shame they are so hard to find!

Bought this one instead of the black case since it was significantly cheaper & I planned on repainting it anyhow. It's a solid heavy duty case with good airflow. The only downside to it is that it only comes with two stock fans. I used the money that I saved on this one to buy high quality ARGB fans that match my AIO cooler. Tons of space & great cable management straps. If you want something that's ready to go with more fans, you might find something else, but if supplying more fans on your won isn't a problem, then this is a great case to build in.

This case has an elegant exterior look. It is reasonably priced, reasonably well designed/constructed for the category. It is sturdy, with plenty of room for fans and radiators, easy to route cables. Nice case control (power, USB etc) placement, has a builtin PWM hub and a tinted full glass panel allowing you a (somewhat muted) view of all your expensive ARGB. However, IMO, the reason for a glass panel is to be able to easily see/inspect the hardware for issues but since it's so darkly tinted you end up having to pop the side which largely negates the utility of the glass. Also the glass adds considerable weight and tempered or not is a breakage hazard. Plexiglass would be better. The side panel "hinge" mounts are not great especially for the heavy glass panel. Others like Lian-Li and Antec do better panels. The thumb screws do not thread very smoothly and are not well retained -- not IMO a tool free design. I don't really want to pay for Corsair fans either. Ultimately, I can understand that some might like this case but it's much too spartan and impractical for me. I have also realized that I don't want to go without case-mounted removable media. Instead I went with an Antec P10 Flux, a less expensive, more practical design with a DVD bay and plenty of room for a 360mm AIO rad. The Antec side panels mount better too. Each to their own....

I went through the phase of a flashy PC case. But now I have beige noctua fans and care more about understated looks and performance. This black box looks great and allows for plenty of filtered airflow. The black tinted glass side is awesome and I can mostly just see the subtle evga logo on my graphics card. It's a little tricky to install but there is enough space in the back with tracks for cable management. Plenty of clearance for a noctua d15 CPU cooler.

A really well made PC case - fit and finish are excellent using top notch materials. There is plenty of room for expansion and several configuration options. I tried a different branded case before this and had to return it, which is not something I do lightly, I have to have a good reason. I was a bit surprised at the size and weight of it, so do check the specs before you buy. Corsair products in general seem to always be what I need, their power supplies and water cooling products are also top notch, (in my opinion).

Kasayı yaklaşık 8 aydır kullanıyorum, epey büyük ve ağır bir kasa. İç hacmi çok geniş ve ferah, kablo yönetimi kusursuz, arka kapağın arkası dahi derli toplu görünüyor, her detay düşünülmüş. Sıvı soğutma için ayrı bir kapak dahi var bu sayede hacim daha da genişliyor. Önü kapalı olduğundan endişelenmeye gerek yok çünkü ön kapağın yanında yeterli boşluk var. Toz filtreleri güzel, kasa yerde duruyor yakınında halı var buna rağmen kasa içi neredeyse tozsuz. 28 cm'lik radyatör ile sorunsuz kullanıyorum. Eski kasama kıyasla tüm sıcaklık değerleri harika.

I recently bought a water cooler and realised it didn't fit in my old case, reviews on this one looked good so i went for it. Pros: - Taking it apart is one of the simplest affairs I've dealt with when it comes to a case, for simple things like hard drive replacements I don't even need a screw. - the rails and velcro tape included as well as the design of the case make cable management a breeze and give you easy access to every inch of the case. - very aesthetic design and airflow is clearly the best in the list of cases I've previously owned. Cons: - I now break out into a small sweat when i open my case, the tempered glass siding looks great but i worry about banging a corner accidentally and shattering it. Have to be extra careful compared to an old metal siding - it's a bit expensive for a case, but you get what you pay for, and for me all the extra bells and whistles are truly worth it. All in all a great case, was really surprised by how much easier PC has been getting.

The Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass case is a bit on the pricier side, but honestly, it’s worth every penny. The value for money is fantastic given everything you get. Setting everything up was super easy—installation, maintenance, and cleaning are all hassle-free. The wire management is really well thought out, so you can keep everything looking neat without the usual mess. The cooling is amazing. It keeps everything running cool, even with a 4080 Super inside. There’s more than enough space for great airflow, extra cooling, and cable management, so everything stays organized and performs well. The build quality is top-notch, as expected from Corsair. Overall, this case is a solid pick if you want something that looks great, performs well, and is easy to work with. I definitely recommend it!

Great case in all aspects except one, the case fans use a special connection that requires corsair hubs in order to have the rpg work

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