Started watching you because of the way you got while you were building a pc, and watching you just think about building in this was fantastic. So of course, I (and I assume many others) would love to watch you build something in this!
Just took the case apart by watching this great video. My first build and it's overwhelming. Wow. Just transferring my pc from mid tower to this. My brother built it. Tired of dealing with cramped spaces. I know how to add stuff like drives and ram. But its another thing with adding rgb fans on top of what I currently have. I love the case. Definitely heavier. Love the extra space.
Still using my Corsair Obsidian 650D from 2012, but all other parts upgraded - because I love the build quality and features of the case. Mostly the built-in HDD/SSD hot-swap pocket that lets me just pop in any drive. Airflow leaves something to be desired, though - the 3900X gets a little warm.
Literally just got a 5000D case Saturday. It's staring at me on the build table with other parts in-shipping. Damn it, I didn't even know they were thinking of doing a fulltower version.
I'm kinda with you lol. I just used my old case to build a 5800x/2080ti based system but I also bought an ROG Crosshair VIII formula motherboard that has connections for liquid cooling on the vrm's and chipset so... I really want to replace the case with something like this and also upgrade the GPU when I can actually find one.
I bought my 4000D and literally just after 2 weeks the 5000D came out. Now there's this. Why didn't they make the 7000D first, then the 5000D and then after all the 4000D.
It's crazy to see this case after looking at the measurements. It's pretty much the same size as my 10+ year old Ultra Aluminus "mid tower". The old tiger direct exclusive.
I prefer the large cases, for accessibility, obvious configuration options. Most of all, the airflow volume. Bigger spaces mean better temp regulation in my opinion.
Same I bought the 4000D Airflow, Now I wish I had gotten the 5000D. From what I see, It looks like they are they same width, just taller. Which would be great for my setup.
@@Zalagar619 I feel ya. I love the 4000 series as well. It feels like it is a great balance. I guess I’m just having delusions of grandeur. I’m just missing a GPU to finish mine up.
Build in it. I'm using a Corsair Vengeance C70 case for my main rig. I think more bigger sized cases had carry handles on them. They're not needed often but when they're needed, it's a big help in moving it around.
Ooh, nice case.. i'm thinking of replacing my old Coolermaster CM Stacker case. Only too bad this one doesn't have wheels.. wheels on a full tower are very handy.
currently have my set up in a modded 780T because full towers are so few and far between. Super nice to see the full towers aren't gone! Very very nice case George
Just got done disassembling my 7000d and prepared it for the build. That reaction to the rear panel is perfect. It's solid and an absolute unit. First, this thing is not that big lol. Look up the Thor v2. That was bigger than this case. This is perfect. I think if space is a concern go with the 5000 or 4000 if doing a small build but the 7000d is just perfect and an absolute piece of art. Getting ready to get to the nitty gritty. Wish me luck all. Happy building all!
Skunkworks reborn! I'd love to see that! It would have to be a multi-part series showing us all the details, telling us all about it along the way. No montages on this one. I'm not putting down Phil's camera work on those, it's just that sometimes the viewers need the full story.
Looks like with that extra set of vertical mounts it would be a great candidate for a dual graphics card build (not that sli/crossfire is worth doing anymore). We haven't really seen much that could take two cards vertically.
Multi-GPU is still a thing, just not only for gaming. And no I'm not talking about Crypto-mining. I'm talking about Workstation workloads and DirectX 12 /Vulkan Multi-GPU gaming. SLI/Crossfire IS dead but Multi-GPU is still very much alive since it's a built-in API solution.
Wow. Having used the direct predecessor (750D) for a long time, these actually address all my concerns about build quality that the 750D used to have. Never thought I'd be willing to think about buying Corsair cases again. Plastic feet that snapped over time, side panels too flexy, easily snapped front grill holder etc. all non-existent and addressed by the video (or images) within the first 5 minutes. So clearly Corsair IS capable of fixing its broken shit, I am impressed.
Just got this case yesterday and now know how to utilize its features. Thanks Jay for a great overview! My 1st build too (go big or go home!!) Gigabyte 4090, i9 13900KS, EVGA Z790 Classified Mobo, 64G RAM DDR5 6400 32CL (for now), Samsung 990 Pro 2T M.2 (x2 =4T), etc, etc. Hope I can get it all to work…watching you closely. BIOS and setup has me a little worried but we will see. Thanks
just got me a 5000D Airflow white, and fully fitted with Noctua fans. waiting for a full set of custom sleeved cables, and will move my PC guts to the new case. Have to say, was a real joy to work with and all I have done so far was install 9 fans. it's heavy and sturdy without going overboard. Will be fun to see if my NH-D15 will fit lol, according to case and cooler specs it will miss by maybe 5mm, maybe. Definitely recommend the X000 airflow series.
Yes please build in that case. I am a big case fan and this will most likely be my next build case, I love it so far, best I’ve seen in awhile and would love to get inspiration from seeing you build in it.
It's 9/11/24 and I'm going with this case for my first build... Now waiting for AMD's X870 motherboards releasing in 2 weeks and their 9950X3D to be released soon after that... Coupled with their 7900XTX (24g vram) and a Crucial T700 main drive with 12400/11800 speeds, it should be perfect for ripping through Unreal Engine and high end graphics gaming... This case is perfect for it... Thanks for the detailed review of it... 🙂
Never. Jay doesn’t actually do anything anymore if you haven’t noticed. He does like 3 video card reviews a year, maybe a couple CPUs. Then looks at a couple cases. And that’s it.
@@slipknottin It depends on how you define "custom". Before I get into that, purely looking at your previous comment which is basically saying "he doesn't do anything anymore other than reviews", I can immediately point out that he's built a Gundam Themed PC a week ago, a PC for the pool dude a month ago, did a water-cooling tutorial with a build 2 months ago, he built someone their first PC 3 months ago (the thumbnail even says CUSTOM GAMING COMPUTER 2021, so again it depends on how you define "custom"), he built another PC 5 months ago, and did the Ultimate AMD PC 6 months ago. Back to the "custom" thing, he's built the scrap PC mod a year ago. Guess what? About two months ago the engine PC video dropped. Maybe he's just waiting on stock for something specific, or he's busy with other things in his life so he can't focus all of his time on that build and so he put it on hold until he can build it in peace and not rush things just for the sake of putting out a video (and risk having the PC not turn out that great). Remember that "truly" custom mod PC building is an artform. And Jay is imo an artist. If he sees something he doesn't like, he'll just stop and try something else later on. The Red Dead PC is an example of this. Hell, maybe in the next RTFM show he announces that he's not continuing with the Engine PC build. Also, your original comment came off with hints of sarcasm and salt. Why? Because it's blaringly obvious that that's not all that Jay does, and you know it. Rephrase your comment to "he doesn't do custom PC mod builds anymore" and I'll agree with you. It's been a while (1 year) since the last one. You know what else started about a year ago? The massive silicon shortages. You know what Jay gets in return for even building those normal PCs (which no one can get parts for)? Salt. Ever wonder if he gets tired of it? For all we know, he's maybe decided "no more extravagant custom PCs until normal people can get stock of things". That way it engages more interest and the video does better because the general public can actually follow along and say "hey I wanna do something like that, lemme buy some things", instead of making people go "fuck this dude, why does he get to build all of this cool shit and I don't?"
@@killerful lol at “he built a custom gundam pc”. No, he assembled a pc. So the last time he did a custom pc was over a year ago? Yea, like I said, jay doesn’t do custom builds anymore. He does a handful of reviews a year.
When I first saw the 750D, I thought it was the most awesome case I'd ever seen. It took me until 2017 to be able to get my hands on one, but I have it. Still my favourite case. That said, I don't think I'm going to build another super-massive setup. It's too much of a hassle to move around, and with everything in it, it weighs a -ton-!
Bring Skunkworks back! You can even call it Skunkworks Junior or something XD Side note, I just found the ideal case for my next build. Thanks Jay! And thank you Corsair!
As someone who is still using a 750D so happy to see something that I view as a worthy successor. Looks perfect for my next build....if I every get my hands on the tech to make a new build.
Corsair hit a home run with these cases. I have the 5000d with the internal side panel off no need for it really. With the side on you can't tell its not there. I run a full air cooled system. Running 3 120mm Be quiet fans as intake on side, 2 140mm Be quiet for intake on front, 1 be quiet in the rear as exhaust, and 2 140mm in the top as exhaust. running a OC 5800x 24/7 4.6 all core with a Dark Rock Pro 4 at 33c idle and 70c max, along with a Msi trio 3080 at 27c idle 67c in game. All fans running at 900rpm 24/7. Perfect case for an all air cooled build.
hardly. youll be showing your psu text off and most psu text looks grim in what youd need for this size case and in colours no one wants to see. red, yellow, blue and white.......shite.
@@soulplay4755 Well if it is a blackout / stealth custom build, you would either purchase a PSU with nothing but black on the side, or paint over the text. It's not hard to remove and repaint a PSU Shroud. You could also replace the little plexiglass PSU window with a bit of black plastic or metal altogether.
Got the iCue Corsair 7000x based off this video. My first big case purchase ever and it's been INSANE! I am in love with the case. Thanks for all your videos
It's big enough to install a full size regular box fan. Just remove front guard from fan, remove glass side panel, screw to case. Requires separate wall outlet.
Something I was questioning myself is if a radiator can fit in the lateral panel (the one where you could put some vents but would make some crazy airflow) it maybe would be interesting to be a exhaust radiator I think
That is a freaking nice case. It is a sImply beautiful design. Yes, do the "Skunkworks 2" build. I wanna see how awesome it will be when it's finished.
Got this today to replace a 750D, not doing that much watercooling but the fans and all helps keep things cooled in summer, just a few more fans. It's a partial upgrade where I'll put the AM4 system in and then later on in the year get a new AIO or air cooler, fans to make it breathe and go for a AM5, probably a 7800x3d or early next year when the 9800x3d is out. I like big cases as it's easier to do stuff and stick head in due to visual impairment issues. Otherwise I go for a way smaller case I can get away with, what with current gpu sizes these days.
I think PCI the brackets are not only for the GPU but also for the rest of the stuff you want to plug into the PCIE slots but you still want to vertical mount the GPU
Currently building my first PC with this puppy (I got the white one instead). Got an RTX 4090 Trinity OC and I’m going next week to pick up a 13700k from Best Buy. Been dreaming of this since middle school (I’m turning 21 next month)
It has a door to hide the cables, and a door to hide the door that hides the cables
+75.50$ per door.
YES 😭
A door hidin’ the door that plays another door?
*slaps the top of the case*
this bad boy can fit so many doors
Yo dawg
looks like a perfect case for a full water cooling build where you explain everything without anything left out in real time :D
Obviously never seen an o11 dynamic
Except he's done that time and time again, so there's no reason to do so again.
@@Khazandar but... those videos are always insightful, hillarious, and fun while informative. JAY!! DOOOO EEETTTTTT
@@Khazandar who is your reply too?
@@Khazandar according to you...
Oh a glass bending build with the black and yellow, that would be amazing. Do it Jay. Doooo iiiiit.
No more "distressed" builds..make this one super-clean and shiny, like a work of art.
Started watching you because of the way you got while you were building a pc, and watching you just think about building in this was fantastic. So of course, I (and I assume many others) would love to watch you build something in this!
8:26 “JayzTwoPence” is an underrated pun
That needs to be a parody account
@@TipOfTheSauce< everything about that name is so cringe mate
@@lucasfah6145 -_-
Would love to see Skunkworks recreated with glass tubing but also a gauge panel in the plexi window near the power supply. That would look sick 😳😍
@@bronzehd6212 yes and have one that connects to you showing your blood pressure and BPM.
Yes please! That would be awesome I love build videos. Skunkworks was the reason I first started watching you I think you had about 27K subs.
As a Brit I can definitely appreciate Jayztwopence.
Here in Aussieland, we have to round up to Jayzfivecents
No, here in Australia we have to round down to no money at all
): it didn’t work
Yes please Jay, I would love to see that Corsair 7000 build.
Enjoyed the walk through, this is definitely your forte, love the enthusiasm breaking it down. I see an excellent build brewing.
Jay, I'm down for any build that uses glass - it's just so clean. Can't get that look with other tubing.
Ok, you got me at the "almost linus'd it"
Im done at that point
That part was kind of unexpected.
Jay: Should I do a Bui..........?
Me, typing as fast as I can: HELL YES!
let's get this guy in the top so that Jay will build something in it :D
DO IT
We want all the builds!
I want to see a build livestream put up.
Hell Yea (=
Reminds me of my old full size Antec tower. I was my fist custom build early 20 years ago. Nice looking case, great options.
"Almost linus'd it" lmao!
maybe soon linus can patent it lol
@@ybing too late.
Put an ITX build in it and name it "Hotdog in a Hallway"
Please do that Black & Yellow build! I love the case and I really wanna see someone who knows what they're doing build something epic with it.
Just took the case apart by watching this great video. My first build and it's overwhelming. Wow. Just transferring my pc from mid tower to this. My brother built it. Tired of dealing with cramped spaces. I know how to add stuff like drives and ram. But its another thing with adding rgb fans on top of what I currently have. I love the case. Definitely heavier. Love the extra space.
@@rewhiteconsultingOh I did. Looks amazing. Wasn't as difficult as I thought. Took about 5 hours to move everything over. Bought corsair rgb fans too.
Still using my Corsair Obsidian 650D from 2012, but all other parts upgraded - because I love the build quality and features of the case. Mostly the built-in HDD/SSD hot-swap pocket that lets me just pop in any drive. Airflow leaves something to be desired, though - the 3900X gets a little warm.
“Over compensatings back” equals the new build name “The Compensator” lol
That's Linus' overkill PC build name that he's been using for years.
"The Overcompensator"
@@khaoticpenguin3945 Jay and ships...... "USS Overcompensator"
Just call it “her friend” or just “the friend”
@@JonCapuchino THIS! THIS RIGHT HERE!
I bet that old coolant sitting in skunkworks literally smells like a skunk by now.
Literally just got a 5000D case Saturday. It's staring at me on the build table with other parts in-shipping. Damn it, I didn't even know they were thinking of doing a fulltower version.
Me either lol. I've already done my build but I'll gladly give the 5000d to my brother for the 7000 airflow
I'm kinda with you lol. I just used my old case to build a 5800x/2080ti based system but I also bought an ROG Crosshair VIII formula motherboard that has connections for liquid cooling on the vrm's and chipset so... I really want to replace the case with something like this and also upgrade the GPU when I can actually find one.
I bought my 4000D and literally just after 2 weeks the 5000D came out. Now there's this. Why didn't they make the 7000D first, then the 5000D and then after all the 4000D.
Honestly a midtower is probably better for most people. Full towers are massive and take up a lot of space.
@@arminskols1998 Man same, but it was just one week for me. But still I'm pretty happy with the case.
I bought this case for my First Build thing is AMAZING to say the least!
So glad I got this case as my first build in 20 years. I’m done and not thinking about custom cooling. Thanks for the idea!
Looking forward to seeing the final build for this one
The case makes Jay happy, sounds like a new Skunkworks needs to happen.
It's crazy to see this case after looking at the measurements. It's pretty much the same size as my 10+ year old Ultra Aluminus "mid tower". The old tiger direct exclusive.
I prefer the large cases, for accessibility, obvious configuration options. Most of all, the airflow volume. Bigger spaces mean better temp regulation in my opinion.
That's my thinking too...especially with leaving the air filters on to help mitigate the slight air flow impedence...
It would be so sick to see a revival of the old yellow and black version of Skunkworks with bent glass. Hopefully with no surprise leaks this time >_
Why did you have to tempt the fates! But seriously it would be cool for a throwback build!
I can't wait for part 3 of the skunkworks rebuild... !
Yes!!!! I love Corsair’s new cases! I bought the 4000D airflow and now I’m jealous. Please for the love of everything PC build in this!
Same I bought the 4000D Airflow, Now I wish I had gotten the 5000D. From what I see, It looks like they are they same width, just taller. Which would be great for my setup.
@@Zalagar619 I feel ya. I love the 4000 series as well. It feels like it is a great balance. I guess I’m just having delusions of grandeur. I’m just missing a GPU to finish mine up.
@@robertbain8767 I bought my first motherboard recently and honestly the 4000D looks like a great case to build in.
Corsair 4000d will always be king of Corsair cases!
idk the 5000d seems alot better imo
agreed, love size compared with 5000d
also price, purchase it a while ago for 67$
I will wait for the 20000D Airflow. I need a case that will be size of my office door. Will be great to have a PC Build/door in one.
Build in it.
I'm using a Corsair Vengeance C70 case for my main rig. I think more bigger sized cases had carry handles on them. They're not needed often but when they're needed, it's a big help in moving it around.
Ooh, nice case.. i'm thinking of replacing my old Coolermaster CM Stacker case.
Only too bad this one doesn't have wheels.. wheels on a full tower are very handy.
Just buy some wheels. Like 30-40$ for some really heavy duty ones.
You still have a CM Stacker? Damn! That was my case two cases ago. HEAVY case!
Would love to see a build in this with glass tubes!
"It has a powder coated finish" ... * Jay drooling *
lol. This definitely confirms he's a car guy.
2:30 had me dying. Love the banter between JTC & LTT. It's the little things.
currently have my set up in a modded 780T because full towers are so few and far between. Super nice to see the full towers aren't gone! Very very nice case George
Now we have to wait till steve temperature tests this case ^^
My current case would fit into that case, close it up and you'd never know it had another case in it.
Big Boi!
Ultimate sleeper build.
Caseception.
11:54 - Jay wipes off the drool generated from playing with this case!
Just got done disassembling my 7000d and prepared it for the build. That reaction to the rear panel is perfect. It's solid and an absolute unit. First, this thing is not that big lol. Look up the Thor v2. That was bigger than this case. This is perfect. I think if space is a concern go with the 5000 or 4000 if doing a small build but the 7000d is just perfect and an absolute piece of art. Getting ready to get to the nitty gritty. Wish me luck all. Happy building all!
I'm about to do my first build in it too... It looks daunting as hell, but I need to learn how to do a complete build myself... I'm going in... Lol...
Skunkworks reborn! I'd love to see that! It would have to be a multi-part series showing us all the details, telling us all about it along the way. No montages on this one. I'm not putting down Phil's camera work on those, it's just that sometimes the viewers need the full story.
It's always super cool to see any new build videos from you Jay. Whatever the gpu supply may be, I'm always down to see some high quality builds.
Looks like with that extra set of vertical mounts it would be a great candidate for a dual graphics card build (not that sli/crossfire is worth doing anymore). We haven't really seen much that could take two cards vertically.
Multi-GPU is still a thing, just not only for gaming. And no I'm not talking about Crypto-mining. I'm talking about Workstation workloads and DirectX 12 /Vulkan Multi-GPU gaming. SLI/Crossfire IS dead but Multi-GPU is still very much alive since it's a built-in API solution.
Hmmm, not really Jay's style, but: twin socket workstation board, and dual Quadro RTX. All water cooled obviously
Wow. Having used the direct predecessor (750D) for a long time, these actually address all my concerns about build quality that the 750D used to have. Never thought I'd be willing to think about buying Corsair cases again.
Plastic feet that snapped over time, side panels too flexy, easily snapped front grill holder etc. all non-existent and addressed by the video (or images) within the first 5 minutes. So clearly Corsair IS capable of fixing its broken shit, I am impressed.
same goes for the 450D / 4000D ! also a lot of misalignments that the old versions had are gone now.
@@kings_pride I'll downsize further, I still use my 350D. Looking at the 5000D next build.
Just got this case yesterday and now know how to utilize its features. Thanks Jay for a great overview! My 1st build too (go big or go home!!) Gigabyte 4090, i9 13900KS, EVGA Z790 Classified Mobo, 64G RAM DDR5 6400 32CL (for now), Samsung 990 Pro 2T M.2 (x2 =4T), etc, etc. Hope I can get it all to work…watching you closely. BIOS and setup has me a little worried but we will see. Thanks
just got me a 5000D Airflow white, and fully fitted with Noctua fans. waiting for a full set of custom sleeved cables, and will move my PC guts to the new case. Have to say, was a real joy to work with and all I have done so far was install 9 fans. it's heavy and sturdy without going overboard. Will be fun to see if my NH-D15 will fit lol, according to case and cooler specs it will miss by maybe 5mm, maybe.
Definitely recommend the X000 airflow series.
1:10 no ones gonna mention that massive GUN right there on the right of Jay? Wow dude! Impressive!
are u trolling? :D
I think what you mean is the thingy for the mic
@@pulviii4552 I thought he was talking about Jayz muscles
Definitely talking about his biceps
@@heyr3tr044 I thought so too. Does look he is printing on his right hip too, but it doesn't look like a gun. So it probably is the thing for the mic.
I'd really like to see this case fully built with an entire computer.
A full corsair build perhaps, with corsair yellow here and there.
It's been a while since we've seen Jay so excited about a new piece of tech.
is a case really tech?
Yes please build in that case. I am a big case fan and this will most likely be my next build case, I love it so far, best I’ve seen in awhile and would love to get inspiration from seeing you build in it.
Just finished a 5000D Airflow build. I really like that Corsair are focusing on airflow again. I would love to see a 1000D refresh with this style.
I just bought this case for the sole purpose of fitting a 4090…. I don’t even watercool beside AIO lolll
Jay, we need a build on this case asap!!
New title: Jay plays with a cool case while Phil cleans up his drool.
anybody know how much clearance there is at the front and top of this case for push/pull config rads?
It's 9/11/24 and I'm going with this case for my first build... Now waiting for AMD's X870 motherboards releasing in 2 weeks and their 9950X3D to be released soon after that... Coupled with their 7900XTX (24g vram) and a Crucial T700 main drive with 12400/11800 speeds, it should be perfect for ripping through Unreal Engine and high end graphics gaming... This case is perfect for it... Thanks for the detailed review of it... 🙂
It's nice to see Jay so happy reviewing this case, it's like watching a little kid.😎
That's cool and all but my paycheck still consistently refuses to come in on time every Tuesday so I'm pretty upset.
Adulting is rough
7 hours later still no paycheck
It is now a whole new day since then
When is the engine pc build continuing?
Never. Jay doesn’t actually do anything anymore if you haven’t noticed. He does like 3 video card reviews a year, maybe a couple CPUs. Then looks at a couple cases. And that’s it.
@@slipknottin Salty much?
@@killerful I’m not salty at all. Just stating facts. What is the last custom build Jay did?
@@slipknottin It depends on how you define "custom". Before I get into that, purely looking at your previous comment which is basically saying "he doesn't do anything anymore other than reviews", I can immediately point out that he's built a Gundam Themed PC a week ago, a PC for the pool dude a month ago, did a water-cooling tutorial with a build 2 months ago, he built someone their first PC 3 months ago (the thumbnail even says CUSTOM GAMING COMPUTER 2021, so again it depends on how you define "custom"), he built another PC 5 months ago, and did the Ultimate AMD PC 6 months ago.
Back to the "custom" thing, he's built the scrap PC mod a year ago. Guess what? About two months ago the engine PC video dropped. Maybe he's just waiting on stock for something specific, or he's busy with other things in his life so he can't focus all of his time on that build and so he put it on hold until he can build it in peace and not rush things just for the sake of putting out a video (and risk having the PC not turn out that great). Remember that "truly" custom mod PC building is an artform. And Jay is imo an artist. If he sees something he doesn't like, he'll just stop and try something else later on. The Red Dead PC is an example of this.
Hell, maybe in the next RTFM show he announces that he's not continuing with the Engine PC build.
Also, your original comment came off with hints of sarcasm and salt. Why? Because it's blaringly obvious that that's not all that Jay does, and you know it. Rephrase your comment to "he doesn't do custom PC mod builds anymore" and I'll agree with you. It's been a while (1 year) since the last one. You know what else started about a year ago? The massive silicon shortages. You know what Jay gets in return for even building those normal PCs (which no one can get parts for)? Salt. Ever wonder if he gets tired of it? For all we know, he's maybe decided "no more extravagant custom PCs until normal people can get stock of things". That way it engages more interest and the video does better because the general public can actually follow along and say "hey I wanna do something like that, lemme buy some things", instead of making people go "fuck this dude, why does he get to build all of this cool shit and I don't?"
@@killerful lol at “he built a custom gundam pc”. No, he assembled a pc. So the last time he did a custom pc was over a year ago? Yea, like I said, jay doesn’t do custom builds anymore. He does a handful of reviews a year.
I have the 4000d and I love it. Corsair has really shown that they understand what people want. Efficiency and overall just a clean look. 👌
I have the 7000d
This is not 4000d?
When I first saw the 750D, I thought it was the most awesome case I'd ever seen.
It took me until 2017 to be able to get my hands on one, but I have it. Still my
favourite case. That said, I don't think I'm going to build another super-massive
setup. It's too much of a hassle to move around, and with everything in it, it weighs
a -ton-!
It looks like a well engineered case, such a rare thing. Possibly a bit over-kill for most systems but no more than a lot of other cases out there.
Bring Skunkworks back! You can even call it Skunkworks Junior or something XD
Side note, I just found the ideal case for my next build. Thanks Jay! And thank you Corsair!
Jayztwocent family ✌🏽
As someone who is still using a 750D so happy to see something that I view as a worthy successor. Looks perfect for my next build....if I every get my hands on the tech to make a new build.
for sure a beautifully designed case, just love how modular everything is in here
I keep re saying 7000D as "seven thousenty" 😂
Thumbs up for the "almost linus'd it"
"jayz2pence" too. : D
I love how my case is like 5 times smaller than that one
Corsair hit a home run with these cases. I have the 5000d with the internal side panel off no need for it really. With the side on you can't tell its not there. I run a full air cooled system. Running 3 120mm Be quiet fans as intake on side, 2 140mm Be quiet for intake on front, 1 be quiet in the rear as exhaust, and 2 140mm in the top as exhaust. running a OC 5800x 24/7 4.6 all core with a Dark Rock Pro 4 at 33c idle and 70c max, along with a Msi trio 3080 at 27c idle 67c in game. All fans running at 900rpm 24/7. Perfect case for an all air cooled build.
I just recently picked up a 4000D airflow case a couple weeks ago. This thing looks beastly! Kinda wish I had space for it. This thing is awesome!
"Corsair George, he likes a big beefy case" -Jay 2021
It's decided... I want one. Meaning they'll be sold out for the next 2 years.
I think it goes..... full-tower / ultra-tower / super-tower
The biggest tower is still your house. Just screw your components to a wall
@@lacucaracha111111 … super-tower / Eiffel-Tower
Looking at actually building my first computer. I really enjoyed how the 5000D looked and everything but I love how this is so customizable.
This is the case for my next build for sure. Plz do a build video in this case. Build it! Build it! Build it!
This Case with all the removable parts... I think my next case will be built out of LEGO's ... Perfect custom Lego Case.. I am Genius.
that actually sounds dope. do it.
@@madbeef420 Just need a Lego Theme....
Then we make JAY DO IT!@@!@
This would be a good blackout / stealth build case.
hardly. youll be showing your psu text off and most psu text looks grim in what youd need for this size case and in colours no one wants to see. red, yellow, blue and white.......shite.
@@soulplay4755 Well if it is a blackout / stealth custom build, you would either purchase a PSU with nothing but black on the side, or paint over the text. It's not hard to remove and repaint a PSU Shroud. You could also replace the little plexiglass PSU window with a bit of black plastic or metal altogether.
New meme: Dropping expensive computer equipment = "Linus'd it"
Bought a Corsair case a few months ago. Gotta say… they actually have a good product and great customer service.
Super clean case. Really liking the direction Corsair is taking with the 5000d and the 7000d.
Just purchased this case so looking forward to building in it. Thanks for the video!
Got the iCue Corsair 7000x based off this video. My first big case purchase ever and it's been INSANE! I am in love with the case. Thanks for all your videos
It's big enough to install a full size regular box fan. Just remove front guard from fan, remove glass side panel, screw to case. Requires separate wall outlet.
Something I was questioning myself is if a radiator can fit in the lateral panel (the one where you could put some vents but would make some crazy airflow) it maybe would be interesting to be a exhaust radiator I think
That is a freaking nice case. It is a sImply beautiful design.
Yes, do the "Skunkworks 2" build. I wanna see how awesome it will be when it's finished.
Got this today to replace a 750D, not doing that much watercooling but the fans and all helps keep things cooled in summer, just a few more fans. It's a partial upgrade where I'll put the AM4 system in and then later on in the year get a new AIO or air cooler, fans to make it breathe and go for a AM5, probably a 7800x3d or early next year when the 9800x3d is out.
I like big cases as it's easier to do stuff and stick head in due to visual impairment issues. Otherwise I go for a way smaller case I can get away with, what with current gpu sizes these days.
Absolutely you should do a build in the 7000d! And use the glass tubes as well
Looks like I'm upgrading from my 750D High Air Flow to the 7000D High Air Flow now! Really informative video Jay! Thank you.
I think PCI the brackets are not only for the GPU but also for the rest of the stuff you want to plug into the PCIE slots but you still want to vertical mount the GPU
Do an all airflow build with the biggest air cooler it can fit. Max fans as well. 4 120mm in the front and 3 120s on the top.
I have an old EVGA full tower, absolutely love it. Nice to see them make a return
I would love to see the build. Back to the old days. 👍
Absolutely want to see that built out black/yellow with glass tubing!
YES CORSAIR YES! I'm so happy about this Obsidian series refresh!
Even if you're not doing custom water cooling it has so many other features that is still worth buying, this case is awesome!
I would love to see the build you mentioned in this vid. Beautiful case. Thanks for sharing.
Currently building my first PC with this puppy (I got the white one instead). Got an RTX 4090 Trinity OC and I’m going next week to pick up a 13700k from Best Buy. Been dreaming of this since middle school (I’m turning 21 next month)