Corsair 7000D Airflow - Is It Too Big?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2021
- We've seen the 4000 and 5000 series cases from Corsair and they struck the world by storm. Now it's time for the Corsair 7000 series, and we've got the 7000D Airflow to look at today, but can it keep up the same success as it's smaller brothers? There's only one way to find out!
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I love a big case just makes building in it so much easier..however I don't have the space for something that big!
Then get the 5000d that’s my case it’s amazing
@@zacharyortenzi8154 I have the Phanteks Evolve X , which works well for me although it is heavy !
@@zacharyortenzi8154 it is same price as O11 which to get?.. or go cheaper and get 4000D
@@cj7073 011 is ...... I had it first, I switched to the 7000d and it's way better.
@@oOooooooooyeah1 do you think it looks too big?
Thanx for the review, it's been some time since I instantly wanted a new case I saw in a RUclips video. This will be a good replacement for my NZXT Phantom 630. I really like how functional and versatile these larger cases are and at the same time not so big they look like you mounted a motherboard in the corner of a barn :-)
Andy - brilliant review, I picked up a 7000X as a result - thank you! Solved a number of my problems: 7 x 140 RGB fans - enough RGB bling, 1 HD tray allowing PSU cables to fit without squashing, side window for ROG Thor display, 3 SSds, H170 420mm rad in the roof - liked the removable bracket, flexibility on converting horizontal to vertical GPU mounting sliders and keeping away from the glass with no metal cutting, 140mm air flow - non of my 5000 series(3 of them) could do all this... this case ticked ALL the boxes and more. System: 3080ti, 12900x, Hero M/B. Cheers!
Looking at an early '24 rebuild of my dinosaur dual 1080 rig. I like my old Corsair Crystal 570X but cable management was a PITA. In the grand scheme of things it's not a huge expense though. I don't know. I'm torn since going to single GPU is bound to make things cleaner anyways....
Plan on 2 big rads and going crazy with custom loops and this looks perfect.
I got big hands I like working in big cases and this is finally a replacement for my 750d it would be nice if they made a version without a glass side panel
Would love to see who fits more watercooling gear, the Corsair Airflow 7000D vs Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL.
I need this case in my life!
Great video. keep up the good work
i love big cases, alot of space, i think the lian li o11 dynamic XL is my favourite ever though, these however, a big big
That intro 😂❤️ But you missed the point slower the better 😂
What's the best fan setup to use for max cooling of components in this case, has anyone figured this out? 4 x 120mm vs 3 x 140mm fans front and side etc....
Love it, but the 5000 series is the sweet spot for sure
The D variant exists sort of. You can buy a solid front panel on the website.
now can it fit two 420 rad with 45mm thickness at the same time?
Had my HAF 932 for 12 years now but this is mighty tempting as a replacement.
I am also looking for a replacement for my heavily modded HAFX. Nothing touches it thermally.
the intro made me sub !!!! great video !!!!
i have a 7000x and my only complaint is that the psu goes in that same little box at the bottom, would of been nice to have even more space for fans, a distro or a radiator
How THICK of a rad a side panel can fit while still having fans and not interfering with front panel? Ideally i'd want 480mm side mount and 360 top mount while using front just for fans for intake (if rads are exhaust). Corsair provides 54mm thick rads, but the "recommended" build for 5000d was with 30mm thick rads. I am thinking of new 48mm thick watercool rads.
Do you recommend this case for air cooling only?
Good review 🤙
Been looking at reviews for this one however it was when I saw builds that I realized that it will not fit my current hardware all at the same time (it ticks almost all the boxes but not at the same time) I am hoping they will release a 8000 or 9000 so that people that need a little more like me are able to fit al there hardware without the Obsidian 1000D being the only option (apart from my current case that is)
its between this and the 7000x icue and the thermaltake 51 I am trying to decide on which 3
i have been looking for a replacement for my 750d , and the 7000d seems to be it.
I like this case. I heard there is some issues with the tempered glass doors. Is that correct? It is easy to break into piece.
The frame on the front is it metal ?
7:00 this is wrong, those mounts are for fitting SSDs to the back of the motherboard tray not the front.
Great review mate, what would have been super is some dimensions, something none of these reviewers or motherboard manufacturers seem to bother mentioning. Foot print dimensions are very important for limited desk spaces, mother board area is also important for people who hate struggling with cables in tight spaces. Head room clearance above the motherboard is very importation too, again no one mentions that.
We typically don’t do that due to that kind of information being available on the manufacturers website. With videos we try to be as clear and concise as we can given the time we have.
this one is really huge and nice to have really maximum airflow haha im looking for the 5000D too but problem is at the back 140mm fans are not matching just a little 120mm...sad because from my current bequiet case its a mid tower but I have a 140mm at the back. Thats why for this little things the 7000D would be great but a 6000D between would be nice to have because 7000D is a little too big. Big point to have possibility to mount a vertical GPU not kissing the glass panel !!
'It's too big'
That's what she said🤣
This aged well, she literally said 'its so big'
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Omg, I cannot believe it's that HUGE! I just bought one from Bestbuy. I was searching forums for comparison with the 7000D vs the 5000D and I read "The 7000D is just ridiculously huge, i'd never consider it." So I decided to check RUclips...
THIS THING IS MASSIVE! And I have no idea where I'm gonna set this up at. LOL
I just heard that this cases side panel, despite being able to take upto a 480mm radiator like the front panel, only has holes for 120mm fans, which is surely just an oversight. If the side plate is the same size as the front plate, and the front plate can take 120 or 140mm fans and upto 480mm radiators as well (including a 420mm radiator), then surely it would be incredibly easy to modify the side plate to just make it the same as the one on the front so you also have the option of a 420mm radiator there as well? I (like many other potential customers) would want to mount three 420mm long 30mm thick radiators: 1 on the top, 1 on the side and 1 on the front all at the same time for incredible cooling, stability, longevity, power efficiency and appearance. Could you please feed this back to the manufacturer? Great video, and fingers crossed they listen to the feedback and make this small change - adding a few extra holes to the side panel surely wont cost them anything, and must surely be worth it for the extra sales profits for them? ;p
Honestly. I just bought one of these 7000d cases today. My 7900xtx from XFX is pretty big and I foresee GPU's just getting bigger and bigger. It's a 343mm and the 7000d case allows up to 450mm of GPU. I also got a 420 AIO for my i9 for overclocking... Things are just getting massive...
Just an FYI. I got 2x 140mm and 1x 120mm fans on the front...... of my 5000 airflow. It was a little tight but no problem. The front IO on the 7000 gives me IO envy.
With the Lian li sl 140mm fans you can get three on top and 3 in the front. Side is strictly 120mm though.
thank you for the review. Do you know if the Phanteks Glacier One wit push and pull system ( with Phanteks PH-F120T30 67 CFM 120 mm Fans ( 3 on each side ) ) is compatible?
I'd say so based on the size of this.
U know the case is too big when it's taller than andy even on the table
i just got mine and holy balls its heavy. you gotta be a body building nerd to work with this case
The case doesn't look too big, but an E-ATX motherboard would be too big instead.
I have a 12900k and a 3090 ftw3 hybrid with a 240mm AIO. I want a 420mm AIO for the cpu. Can’t figure out which is the best way to configure my setup. Max airflow and cooling is my goal.
Hi, could you please let me know if the case fit an Asus z690 Extreme motherboard? Thanks.
@@marcelo_luz
Here is my list. Everything fit just fine. However, I paid someone to build it.
- $330.99: 420 mm AIO iCUE H170i Elite LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler
- $250.99: 7000D airflow full-tower ATX PC case-Black
- $2,000: 3090 FTW3 Hybrid
- $978.74: Seagate FireCuda 530 4TB Solid State Drive - M.2
- $608.99: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM DDR5 6000 (PC5-48000) CL36-36-36-76 1.30V Dual Channel Desktop Memory Model F5-6000U3636E16GA2-TZ5RS
- $543.74: MSI MEG Z690 UNIFY-X DDR5 LGA 1700 Intel Z690 SATA 6Gb/s ATX Intel Motherboard
- $700.36: 12900k
- $598.11: EVGA SuperNOVA 1600 T2, 80+ TITANIUM 1600W
- $193.92: 4 iCUE ML140 rgb elite premium PWM magnetic levitation ram
- $22.84: Thermal Grizzly - Kryonaut Extreme 2 Grams
- $8.69: Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut The High Performance Thermal Paste (1 Gram)
That was one helluva sponsor segway
can someone please tell me if this supports both at the same time arctic liquid freezer 420mm at front and top at the same time?
Yes it does …
@@Dewane1511 nvm it doesn't, contacted support. it only has room for thin rads
just going with 1000d, it seems majority of cases just aren't good for 38+ thick rads, you get too many clearance issues
Brilliant!
I LOVE IT
What is the model of the preinstalled 140mm fans ?
they have the ML (Magnetic Levitation NON-RGB fans 140mm 2 in front 1 in rear) included with the case.
@@scottmcdonaldAAL211 Thank you
I love mine.
I already think the 5000D is too big lol. The 4000D is the perfect size for an ATX build imo.
I bought and built in the 4000d, but honestly I'd prefer the 5000d, I got a 280mm aio and it can't fit two fans on the radiator :/. Temps are still fine so I'm not too pressed about it though.
@@The_Real_Quantum i got the 5000d airflow tbh its perfect. Good airflow and enough space
@@gwuba3689 black or white?
I have the 4000D and its an oven when you have the 5950X and 3090. You cant even fit a full H150I at the top for fan cooling at the front. Upgrading my case to the 5000D
It seems to suffer on space for 3.5 inch drives.
A case this size I have from the 1990's has fifteen 5.25 drive bays.
Not 6. Fifteen. And they aren't 3.5 bays. They are 5.25 bays. Yeah. Steel. Same size, but not as deep even. It use to have 15 1x tray style CDROMs in it as a CDROM tower, and I took those out.
Actually I would say that this one looks more outdated than the Enthoo 719, it is actually an old design that was brought back to the market. Im not saying its ugly though Im a big fan of the classic obsidian series.
imagine having to turn your head 90 degrees to see your ammo count
No such thing as too big in my book. My CM Storm Stryker is still technically bigger than this in every direction, but this has more usable vertical space because the Stryker has a handle on top.
Overall I like it, and even moreso in white. It is a bit pricey though, and I think this is a downside to case manufacturers moving to tempered glass for windows - would've been £50-100 cheaper back in the days when the sides were metal & plastic.
I love insanely big cases but i just can’t justify filling it up with water cooling gear. And without it, it just looks silly with too much room left over
That intro 😂😂😂
I love the D, and it's not too big either.
Legit just bought the 4000D lol
Big cases are great , especially for water cooling custom loops, this is an awesome case, but if your into dual loop set up’s the obsidian 1000D is the Beast of all Corsair cases., single or dual PC, or single or dual water cooling , no mater your poison Corsair got you covered.
No it dont try fitting a alphacool eisbear extreme in the roof IT DONT FUKIN FIT as i found out
#Q: Is the psu shroud removable?
Unfortunately, not! The window in the PSU shroud is removable but the shroud itself is not.
its like the 750d is back lol
Way too big. I had the 4000 and 5000 D airflow. The 4000D was so compact for a mid tower. The 5000D was a big case but not to big imo. This one is a behemoth. I really hate the cut out on the PSU shroud especially when you go for the white version.
Speak for yourself. There are plenty of us waiting for a larger case like this.
@@Thresher For what purpose may I ask?
@@swizzler8053 one acts as a server and as my gaming machine. I need space for at least 4 hard drives. I had planned on consolidating them to one or two drives until the prices went up drastically.
I'd rather go home than go this insanely huge.
I like this case but its way too much. I'm just gonna go with the Meshify 2 XL and save 80 bucks. And I have a Aqua computer Octo so I have no need for the commander XT or pro. And the Aqua computer software is just better anyway.
Hi, Did you get the Meshfy 2 XL? If yes, could you please give me your opinion? I am deciding between Meshfy 2 XL or Corsair 700d. To fit the Asus z690 Extreme motherboard.
@@marcelo_luz I did and it was a pretty good case. Great cooling IF you use better fans. The stock one they use are not good. The paint isnt very durable though. Not a great option if you want lots of RADs. It will NOT fit a 280 or 240 in the bottom. Cables from the PSU will cause problems fitting it. I ran mine with a 420 in front and a XE 360 up top. It was enough. However not long after I built it the HAF 700D EVO from Cooler Master came out so I switched to that LOL. Miles better than any case out there imo.
@@fredmcgovern302 thanks for the feedback!
The bigger the better.
Its so BIG, its bigger than my face
this tower is 329,00 euro
Still expensive then 😂
i have a question ? ..... can i fit my pet elephant in it ?...........n tell corsair that i want more doors on the ugly side of the case...........
... That's what she said! #SorryIHadsTo 😁
"Launched"
You can't find any 7000D cases anywhere. Yet another paper launch of a case that doesn't exist for us regular folks.
It's available for pre-order on Newegg. Initial stock had already sold-out on Corsair's site.
@@DougCube is there a date for those Pre-Orders as to when they will ship?
@@DougCube thank you!! I pre-ordered as it says ships after the 22nd of this month. Crossing fingers. Thanks!
oi oi the bigger the betterer!
my haf x is bigger than this case lol
Haf-x gang!
@@DaleEarnhardtsSeatbelt i had it in 2011 still have it but i use a different case
@@WELSHYTECH I went to town with the dremel on mine for radiator mounting and still it owns especially for gpu clocks and temps. People with glass panels are in the forums sad they keep dropping boost bins but my 3080 at 2100mhz stays at 49-52c.
what case did you replace your haf with?
@@DaleEarnhardtsSeatbelt phanteks entho luxe white
@@WELSHYTECH The luxe 2 is one that is on my maybe list along with the new 7000d and 011evo. I like my wind tunnels.
My Fractal Design r5 can hold more and is much smaller
For that price. A total waste. No unique features. Looks crap. Just tried to copy o11 series but failed miserably. Lian li o11mini fits more useful rads like push pull 360+240 w/atc mobo in 3x smaller size. and the lancool 3 is 100 times better airflow case than this at 3x less.
Lol failed I think not the case is a beast and sexy the lian li is bs garbage that's way way over used.
Congratulations. Go get the lian case then
First
Dude stop
A slightly bigger 5000T that can fit 3 140mm fans on all panels (+1 140 in the rear) + a 420mm aio top mounted, now THAT would have been glorious. Instead we got this fugly cross between a garbage bin and a gym locker that probably reeks of old socks and sweaty scrotums and looks like it's been designed by somebody's grandma in the 1800s. Surprised this doesn't come with a grossly overpriced Corsair ARGB-crochet gimmick, seriously.
The 5000T clearly shows they have people capable of making visually appealing designs, so I absolutely cannot fathom why they hired the same guy who designed all the soul-crushing Communist housing blocks in the UDSSR to design this case series. This thing is so ugly it can star in a horror movie for crying out loud!