New Corsair Frame 4000d is a seriously impressive case

[SpyderTracks]

Jay has done a full tear down, and this case is nothing short of remarkably cleverly designed.

It's got future proofing in every aspect, the IO panel is modular and can be swapped out should any new ports be released

It has support from Project Zero motherboards

A lot of the internal panels are modular too should things change in the future. Got a built in GPU anti-sag bracket

It has brackets for 120 vs 140 vs 160 vs 200mm fans on the front

 

[Scott]

Did a build with the Frame 4000D RS. yesterday I was very impressed with it, it's fantastic.

Weighs a ton too so you know they haven't skimped on materials. It's a lovely case too, looks better in the flesh than it does in pics. Fans are super silent too.

 

[SpyderTracks]

Did a build with the Frame 4000D RS. yesterday I was very impressed with it, it's fantastic.

Weighs a ton too so you know they haven't skimped on materials. It's a lovely case too, looks better in the flesh than it does in pics. Fans are super silent too.

I’ve never known a case at this budget be so fully featured, I’m amazed what they’ve managed to achieve

 

[Scott]

Yeah it really does have it all. It's not massive either, it's a similar size to the Define R series. Good width to it so you know that's going to help with airflow and cooling etc. The modular options on it are really impressive, it's infinitely variable.

I can't imagine anything more being required other than if you wanted a liquid loop in place. It's not premium premium, but it's not far off and for the price it's a bargain. The only thing that could be finessed is the panel gaps in relation to each other, they don't interlock/overlap so there is a slight cheapness to that side of it. It's a very minor consideration though.