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Plenty of room for an AIO water cooler radiator up top. I love the included fans and cable management for said fans already being done.?cable management was pretty easily done for all the components I installed. Included fans worked great with my motherboard (just plugged them into the DLED header). SSD mounting bracket worked well, and the clear side panel looks so slick.

Solid design - high build quality - tempered glass side panel - removable filters - modular hard drive dock

Fans are quiet and blow very good air, the glass is clean, the body is sturdy but not too heavy, and the back end of the case is set up.very well and is easy to manage cables and your power supply back there.

Nice view and fans

* Plenty of room to build in. * Easy cable management * Looks Great! * Plenty of airflow

Fantastic product. Very easy to build in, panels are all screw-less and easy to remove. Was able to find the exact matching fans from Newegg, very satisfied.

Easy to work in, plenty of room. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the side and top panels. They pop on and off easily no tools required. Included USB-C on front panel, unlike Fractal Design :( Plenty of cable routing. I didn't expect the bottom intake fans but there are bottom intake fans in addition to the front RGB fans. I was concerned that I would need to buy some extra fans in order to have positive pressure in the case. But turns out the bottom intakes are pre-populated with black fans :)

The Corsair FRAME 4000D RS is a big case. Its comical that it is classified as a mid tower ATX case. It can handle EATX motherboards easily. For graphics cards, I cant imagine a card that wont fit in the cavernous interior. The case has a built in GPU support too, but my graphics card, an RTX 4080 Super, was too short to make use of the support without relocating it. I opted to just use the support that can with my card instead, but the option is nice. Speaking of graphics card options, this case allows you to rotate the back card slot panel by 90° so you can vertical mount your graphics card. Unfortunately, Corsair offers the required PCIe riser cable separately, so plan for that if you want to vertical mount your GPU. There are some very innovative engineering going on here that Ive never seen before. First, nearly every part of the case is removable. This can be cumbersome as you build since you will have an increased number of screws to keep track of as you disassemble the case panels and parts, but it is a worthwhile tradeoff to make building easier. This case is optimally designed to sit on a desktop, not at floor level, with all front I/O ports and power button on the very bottom of the case. With the clear side window, its nice to be able to hide all of the cables very easily with the modular design that allows tucking everything away. This is a case meant to be on display. A first for me, this case comes with a standardized front panel pin plug instead of individual wires for power button and LED. I have been waiting for something like this for decades. No more hunting down the user manual for pinout diagrams. Corsair does include an adapter to use individual wires in the off chance your motherboard pins do not match the plug pinout, but it worked fine for my MSI X670E Tomahawk.

- Has many premium features for a relatively cheap case - Looks great - Works as designed, easy to setup - Cheap

Very large space for everything. Came with four 120mm fans built in (not the best but still saved $80-$100). Fully customizable aRGB for all fans. Came with slots for 2 SSD and 3-3.5 spinny drives.

lots of cable management room Air flow actually moves so much it cools my room even with the larger CPU and GPU Super simple elegance in the design with the wood accents. Plenty of room for the newer air coolers and plenty of choices for AIO units. This case would even look good in a office where you want to look professional.

The case was spacious and was easy to put in the parts I had in my prior case. The RGB is nice and has different options. Airflow is great and dropped the temps on my PC by 3-5 degrees.

- Great cable management - Lots of room

-Spacious interior and reasonable cable management space on the back -Includes all the fans you need preinstalled for a good air cooling configuration -I rather like the look of the wood accents, makes me think of a late 80's/early 90's stereo system. -The LCD screen with some of the more important system temps is a nice touch

Great customization ability while having Great air flow

Comes with PWM controller fan hub Good weight, not a really cheap feel Addressable RGB either controlled by software or button on top. Good clearance between case feet, allowing acceptable airflow

* Easy to disassemble case. * The two 160mm fans in the front provide excellent air flow, and are pretty to look at. * The top mount is easily removable allowing for easier mounting of a 360mm AIO cooler (I'm using a Deepcool LT720, and it fit perfectly). * This case has some neat features that will come in handy for some users including being able to shift the motherboard standoffs upward if you just want a air cooled system, being able to rotate the expansion cards to mount the video card vertically instead of horizontally, or even rotate the cable mounts to accommodate a EATX board. * If you do elect to mount a 240mm cooler, there is a plate included to block the non-used portion of the top mount and help improve the air flow. * There are also mounts at the bottom of the case to accommodate two 120mm fans to blow upward to your graphics card. * The power/reset switch connector is one block instead of separate connectors that are hard to plug in. * While I'm not using 2½" drives, there are two mounts available on the side of the case hidden from view. * LianLi also is nice to include a small storage box for the case screws.

The case is very cheap, so if you need several to build multiple PCs, this won't cost you a fortune. I bought 3 to build render nodes for Blender. They looked good when placed together. USB and power buttons are on the top of the case. There are cavities on the side panels to help with cable management.