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Purchased to replace a really old case after updating my system last year. The power supply is segregated with ports; reducing the chaotic wiring around the board and keeping the extra connectors isolated. The case is light and very sturdy with the fans very quiet Plenty of extra fasteners and wire wraps.

Came on scheduled and packaged well, nice spacious interior and somewhat customizable. Fit my needs more importantly, so no complaints.

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.

- Easy to install everything - Included fan hub is nice to see - Build quality was actually great despite the low price

- Great airflow without really needing to add more fans (not pictured I've added an extra exhaust fan) but I was getting good temps before that - Very easy to work in most of the cables are pre-routed to where they will need to go, and the case is well designed for the power and data cables (shown in first picture) - Quiet, compared to my SFF build this thing barely needs to ramp up to keep things cool. Having fans right on the graphics card helps - Tool less design; for the most part everything can be disassembled/reassembled without having to use the screwdriver. The exception being the PCI-e slots as I wanted to ensure the GPU was secured - Speaking of GPU, the support bracket works great to support my 7900 xtx which is a larger card - Passthrough slot for the GPU power cables to come up from the bottom (shown in second picture) - Price for what you're paying this was a fantastic case to work in; if a friend needed to build a PC this would be the case I suggest.

Case has a lot of room. Easy to install all components. Everything seems to be working great.

-very classy look -unobstructed 170mm front fans provide superior air flow/cooling -high quality materials with tight tolerance on all corners and joints -option to side mount power supply gives greater access to power cables. -toolless (nearly) design allows easy adjustments to fans and case access -quality vs price makes this case a real stand out -included fan hub with argb makes adding lighting easy. -Easy to build in plenty of room to work with.

- Makes my PC look futuristic with the glass siding and the RGB lighting. - Lots of space for your peripherals. makes wire management a breeze.

Great customer service and the box is great! It accidentally got sent to the wrong house and they immediately replaced it!

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.

Plenty of room. Case fans are quiet, and move a lot of air. Cable management is decent. Even full tilt, the case is quieter than my laptop at idle. You don't even notice. Plenty of customization options for psu mounting, aio etc.

Watched a review and bought 2 of these. Just finished the first build (see photos). Very quiet machine, but still have to stress test. Push button rgb controls on the front panel and then trying to use Precision X-1 (EVGA) to get it to match, then the AIO from NZXT. So 2 software programs and a hardwire selection button on the case. The reverse fans are a great idea, I see a few companies copying this engineering trick, not sure if Montech was the first to come up with it.

Mesh inserts for dust Great cable management availability Great amount of room for a mid case

Lots of space for lots of wires. Ability to handle all of my future upgrades. The thing is gorgeous and will also match my future home lab if I choose to go that direction.

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

It's gigantic. Included fans are quiet as a whisper. Lots of room for upgrades, cable management, and airflow. Can fit any radiator easily. Came with lots of screws. I like the mounting points for the drives. They are oriented vertically behind the back plate so they dont take up space in the main bay.

This whole product oozes german engineering. Before the case review itself, my favorite part. It came with a small plastic container, filled with individually marked bags of every type of screw that could be needed. And dividers for the container so that each type of screw could have it's own compartments for storage. It includes a GPU support mount for if you have one of the "3 fan" GPUs. One of the included "screws" types are rubber isolation mounts for the hard drives to be mounted but isolated from vibration (and of course they include screws that fit these perfectly). Everything you could need to mount every component you have exactly how you want it. The front, right, left and front panels are all removable (they just pop off). The metal brackets you mount most things on (especially the PSU) are removable, and they attach by having a small tab of metal that rests inside the frame, and then a tiny screw that holds the bracket in against the frame. Works beautifully and the weight is not on the threads of the screws. The people who said this "doens't fit their PSU" almost definitely just used the product wrong. I have the standard PSU size which fits great (pull off the front panel and bracket for easier installation though) but there are 2 other bracket adapters with multiple mounting holes for every type of PSU. If you managed to find a PSU that doesn't fit, I honestly do not trust that PSU. It is either so old or built so far from standard practices that I would not run it in my home for safety reasons. And of course this case looks nice. Got my board with chunky graphics card, and network, and liquid cooler, spare drive and corsaid lightning node installed happily in at least 1/3rd less space. Matches perfectly with the brown wood/black metal ikea furniture most of my house is decked out in. Oh and the fiddly little wires that are the worst part of setting up a motherboard? Actually bundled together and labeled. Easiest install of those I've ever had. I can't believe how much quieter this case is. With the full metal mesh everywhere the air just circulates unimpeded. Also that metal mesh is very strong, don't understand quite how they got it as strong as they did.

Easy to work in and cable manage. Looks amazing with the included RGB 160mm fans.

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.

Fits 4080 s with ease Quiet Cool