Sharp looks and superb durability, with wide ventilation channels for ample airflow. It’s clear that the 5000 series case lineup expands on many of the same features present in the 4000 series, the most noticeable difference being in size and the addition of fan/radiator mounting on the motherboard tray as an option. The CORSAIR 4000D is a distinctive, yet minimalist, mid-tower ATX case with easy cable management and exceptional cooling, with two included CORSAIR AirGuide fans. If you’re looking for a comprehensive comparison between the two series, we’ve put together this table: Case SeriesĤ000D/AIRFLOW: 2x AirGuide Fans (1 front, 1 rear)Ĥ000X RGB: 3x AirGuide RGB fans (front panel)ĥ000D/AIRFLOW: 2x AirGuide Fans (1 front, 1 rear)ĥ000X RGB: 3x AirGuide RGB fans (front panel), white model includes white AirGuide RGB fansĥ000X RGB: 6-port PWM Repeater + Lighting Node CORE Since it might be a little difficult to tell the size difference between the two case series, we’ve put together some line art with examples of both cases side by side to illustrate: Figure 1 – CORSAIR 4000 Series (left) and 5000 Series (right) Figure 2 – CORSAIR 4000 Series (left) and 5000 Series (right) The 4000 Series is a great starting point, but if you need even more room for massive cooling such as a custom water cooling loop built with Hydro X components, our most recently launched 5000 Series of cases take those great features introduced by the 4000 Series and expands on them with more cable management features using the CORSAIR RapidRoute cable management system and more options for mounting cooling hardware, all packed in a mid-tower chassis that’s grown in every dimension. CORSAIR AirGuide technology utilizes stator vanes built into the frame of the fan to concentrate airflow out the rear of the fan. This new case lineup began with the 4000 Series launching back in September of 2020, introducing features like the RapidRoute cable management system, more space behind the motherboard tray, and all new case fans developed with CORSAIR AirGuide technology for delivering focused airflow to your components, all of which come together to make it simple and easy to make a clean looking and high performing build. Where are the HDD leads? Which lead lights up that read light on the case?Īs is I can hook up the HDD leads to the Power pins and see when the power is on or the computer is asleep or hook them up to the HDD pins and see hard drive activity but not see when the computer powered down or in sleep mode.Our 4000 Series and the most recently launched 5000 Series cases have arrived! Both lineups signal a return to classic CORSAIR styling with a focus on improving the build experience, flexibility, and performance over our previous lineup of cases. Hooking up the HDD(+,-) to the Power pins, and the power light stays on when the computer is on like expected. When I hook theses up to the HDD pins on the mother board, the Power Light blinks during hard drive activity, and stays out when there is no activity. The HDD(+,-) leads are obviously mislabeled. I have USB 3.0, USB 3.1C, HD Audio, PowerSw, ResetSw, and HDD(+,-). Only problem is there are only 6 leads coming out of the front panel.

The manual shows 7 leads coming from the front panel, USB 3.0, USB 3.1C, HD Audio, Power Switch, Reset Switch, Power(+,-) and HDD(+,-). I'm having trouble with the front panel pin connections. PC expert support available when you buy from our store. High-airflow optimized steel front panel.

Fits GPUs under 340mm with front-mounted AIO and any GPU with top-mounted AIO up to 360mm. PC BuilderCORSAIR InnovationDesign Your LoopBest. 4000D AIRFLOW Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case White. I've just completed a build using the Corsair 4000D air flow case and a MSI Z490-A pro mother board. iCUE 4000X/4000D/4000D Airflow Front Magnetic Dust Filter, Black.

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