A Missed Opportunity - Corsair 2000D RGB Airflow ITX Case Review
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
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Case: Corsair 2000D RGB Airflow (White) - geni.us/Gd1PVJa
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Aero - geni.us/dLmmKj
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D - geni.us/skTWM76
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Cooling - Corsair iCue H150i Elite LCD XT - geni.us/Au7M4I
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OS - Windows 11 PRO
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Corsair 2000D Size, External Features & Quality
2:30 - Corsair 2000D Internals, Parts & Build Notes
5:10 - A Missed Opportunity for Corsair
6:10 - Thermal Performance
7:10 - Pricing
8:00 - Final Thoughts
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- This product was provided by Corsair for the purpose of testing. As per my own guidelines, they don't get any say about anything in this video or any of my other reviews. It's not sponsored by them, they also didn't get to preview this video beforehand, or any other nonsense like that. My reviews reflect my own views, nothing more, nothing less.
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Note: Corsair has dropped the price on these 2000D models since I filmed this, especially in the US. You can now get the RGB version for about $140 or even $110 if you don't mind doing some rebate. Doesn't change anything in the review, but it does make the RGB version with the 3 fans and controller a decent value pick in my opinion.
I find it interesting mesh top top, but no venting
I love this style ITX case that's more tall/skinny with a small footprint, but hate when they have the I/O facing down, so impractical, up with a nice hinged cover like Phantek's Evolv Shift line is the way to go.
This case has so much unused potential/ space. I feel like the layout definitely could use some work.
Maybe most will put this on the their desktop?
Keep up the good work Nada ❤
Completely agree on the bundle thoughts. I recently built another SFF machine and I ended up going with yet another NZXT H1 build simply because everything is included, you don't have to worry about a radiator and/or fans being too thick, a PSU being too long or anything like this. It's so quick and simple to build in it's just great. I did consider this one as well but went for the H1 simply for the ease of use and less time spent on bargain hunting for parts. Would certainly love to have a 360mm AIO instead of that puny 140mm one the H1 has but convenience won over function I suppose.
I like the H1 as well. 140mm does mean you pretty much have to go AMD, but that isn't really a bad thing at the moment anyway.
Completely disagree with the bundle , i have a SF750 which is the greatest psu and i have a bunch great AIOs , why i want to pay extra for those trash components like the nr200p max did ?
@@user-qn1zj5bs5p Like I said, convenience beat out performance. Sometimes you just wanna have an easy time.
Thank you for posting this excellent review. I have not given much thought to doing a small form factor build. Perhaps I should. I can imagine something like this being used to help run environmental controls for plant or plant/fish aquariums. I appreciate the temperature measurements you obtained and published. I guess an Intel processor would turn it into a space heater with USB ports. This is a high quality, professional review.
Thanks! And I'd definitely go AMD with these. Not sure a 13900K/14900K will be as happy in there :P
This looks like a more expensive copycat of a Hyte Revolt 3 which can be had for around $110 USD with a 700w SFX-L PSU here in the USA. Always enjoy your videos Nada!
I have the 4000d while ofc not itx, I still find it compact enough.
The 2 cons I have about it are the front panel dust filter can bend quite quickly and not fit properly and thus not doing its job properly. And the lack of the extra front USB (now u have 1 instead of 2 like this case) is also something I do not like. But overall a solid series
Thanks for the review.
Funnily enough, I'm looking at this case partly due to the motherboard I/O being hidden underneath and the cables coming out in a bundle. Keeps it nice and tidy and doesn't require every cable to have an extra 30cm to reach the top. I'll plug my hubs/display etc in and it'll sit there happily for months.
My pleasure! And there are definitely ways to deal with the IO there. If it works for you, this isn't bad at all!
I definitely want this case. It's so pretty!
Cool! Although those down facing motherboard ports kind of stuck.
Great video, thank you very much 😊
5:24 it's available in Origin PC, the gaming desktop Chronos.
Case review is always interesting! 😃👍
Glad you think so!
I put a custom loop (CPU and GPU blocks) in a 7.5l PCcooler case and other builders have done things far more impressive. The problem with the AIO was the person who installed it. you didn't want to put in the effort to properly manage the cables and used an AIO that would still have slack in the hoses in a 7000D.
Seems like a nice challenge to build in.
Pretty nice case
My main gripe is the power button and ports at the bottom of the case. It's a bit impractical if you have your case on the floor.
first issue was having a case on the floor lol
Interesting case, like the dimensions and option to install 3fan gpu. Just cant understand why mb not facing upwards so its io panel accessible🤔 Thanks for thorough review🐈👍
Thank you!
What good is the mesh on the top when the actual chassis is solid metal on the top. If you go for air cooling the there is no in line intake and exhaust. I bought it but I already packed it back up and I’m exchanging it for a Revolt 3 instead.
3:57 I have a 4090 in my build that fits fine. The ones that NVIDIA manufactures will fit.
4:16 You must use water cooling in this build. There isn't clearance for a large air cooler and you wont want to use a small air cooler
This would be nice if it had more front A/O. Two standard USB ports just doesn't cut it for my use case.
I guess you could use a USB hub, but it's not ideal.
great video, best of luck!❤️
Goeie resensie, baie dankie, waardeer dit.
I was just checking this case, how did you know?
i got the NR200P and this 2000D looks cool but seems little too tall
I finished my 2000D build some time ago and I use this as my backup system. This case can indeed fit a 360mm AIO with no issues. There are a lot of wires for the fans so if I get sufficient funds in the future I'd like to try an iCue-Link build of this same system. I personally disagree with your comment that a PSU and AIO are being offered with the case as an option. Many case builders already have parts they can use from other builds to try and cut costs. So if you have some extra fans lying around, maybe an extra CPU cooler, you can make a rather inexpensive build. I also reside in the Netherlands.
I meant to suggest that they should _also_ sell a nice version with AIO/PSU and pre-wiring ;)
@@TechTesters In such a case it will be more logical to sell an iCue-Link version with PSU.
in my country in EU this case sells with reverted layout, PSU as it the bottom and cables come out of the case from the top, so does it have different versions or is it revertable ?
It looks good, but I am not a fan of liquid cooling ( I will never use it) and while the extra RGB fans do look nice from the outside, knowing how stuffed the inside is makes me feel uncomfortable. Probably doesn't make much sense to most people.
Yeah, I'd personally go for an air cooled one as well.
Can we install micro atx mobo in itx cases?
A Microcenter near me is selling one of these for $86...
The I/O getting stuck on the bottom is wild, though. Is it usable at all? How are you supposed to stick a flash drive in there if the front IO is literally just for a keyboard and mouse?
Cant wait for the C1 and the Y70 review...
Both coming
@@TechTesters HELL YEAH AND THANK YOU!!!
Size-joke-thumbnail? ... I approve! 😁
Can it fit a rtx7900xtx?
Will the MSI GAMING X SLIM GeForce RTX 4090 fit as that is listed as a 3 slot card ?
Also, I wanted to ask, in your opinion what is the best ITX or M.ATX case that can fit a 360 aio
I kinda disagree with you about cable management. It's kinda the trade off that you have to take when going ITX. Like 80% of the build is managing cables when you're dealing with ITX. Overall, pretty good review, thanks 🙌
Support PSU ATX?
Sice you can't access or plug-in most things thanks to this weird position, just skip.
yeah, i prefer sticking to double Ds for the same reason.
I got the black non rgb version of this for my new build, I got the msi b650i edge, 7800x3d, 32gb ram, 2x 2tb SSDs and I managed to stuff a zotac trinity 4080 inside, It is snug as a bug in a rug. Mine is all air cooled, just waiting on some pins So I can crimp my evga sm850 psu connector on a right angle 12vpwr connector. I cant run the regular adapter dongle. Cant put the side cover on. Evga does not make a right angle cable for this Psu, So im making my own custom power cable. This is the only Mini-itx case I have seen that can handle a 360mm length, 3.5 slot monstrous gpu.
Nice, happy with it? :)
@@TechTesters I have not got to run it yet waiting on fans and pins for a connector, But it seems nice. should be good airflow though.
Having the MOBO IO at the bottom is insane. It also stops the GFX card from breathing properly
Not really, it really only matters for reference nvidia cards, for all the others, rear exhaust can be ignored in the equation of airflow. Also, this orientation is clearly made to avoid any need for an extension cable, which for some ( or probably for most ) people is a good thing.
@@WhiteWolfTech Even on an open design there is a lot of air moving through the triple slot bracket of my card. Perhaps it can work if that side is fully mesh with some fans blowing to/from the card, but the inaccessible mobo IO is a deal breaker
@@BOZ_11 I think the bottom is closed to avoid air recirculation. That way, any exhaust from the IO, will disperse in all direction lets say on the table, mixing with fresh air before getting pulled back in from the sides... I guess that's better than immediate recirculation. And yes, bottom IO still s*cks.
Definitely not great if you need to reach your IO frequently. As for the GPU airflow, as long as I see good results in a long stress test I'm not too concerned with it.
@@TechTesters the results are good under Furmark?
This lady is so good!
It looks like an old bookshelf speaker. The front fans look like drivers.
I feel the problem is the cables and RGB period. With no controller it wouldn't be a problem.
Cute case, but small cases require small components like itx motherboards and power supplies which are still way too overpriced. You basically get less for more money. 😅
Could you review the Asus a21 case please.
Interesting. Hadn't seen that one yet. No promises but I'll at least look into it.
@@TechTesters Thanks.
I like the concept, but I think they didn't quite get the balance right between compactness and ease of use. I think they could have made it a little bit bigger and roomier inside without looking the compact ITX aesthetic.
Those **YELLOW** USB connectors on front panel are UGHLY ... with a **CAPITAL UGH**
Goes with the whole Corsair theme though
Спасибо за обзор, вы милая .
Any ssd reviews coming soon??
Tuesday. A really interesting one as well.
@@TechTesters can't wait
love her
nice
Hi Nada. Another beautiful review hosted by a beautiful reviewer. Who could ask for more? Case designers always know their latest one could be better. They sell them knowing this. This is done so they can improve the next version with the known shortcomings corrected and hope that PC builders will upgrade to the new version. The larger the case, the happier I am. A full tower case is too little for me. I want a maxi-tower case.
You always say PREformance instead of PERformance 😉 Otherwise nice videos ❤
Any pre-built gaming and content creation systems available?
hm, thought I responded to this one earlier :)
I don't know if they exist, but I think they really should at least consider prebuilds with these.
@@TechTesters ok, thanks awaiting
They should have just made an matx case instead
👍👍❤️❤️❤️
The I/O on the bottom is a big facepalm. I love Thermaltake's "The Tower" series with their top I/O solution; Corsair's feels really, really dumb.
This adds the ability to hide your cables a bit more.
Ports at the bottom make sense if you're putting the case on your table instead of on the floor. This case looks slim enough for a table compared to most other cases.
@@fallinginthed33p how can you reach the I/O when you can't even squeeze a hand under the case?
It's funny because this case was originally designed to have io at the top, they ended up changing it for reasons.
You are the most beautiful lady in the whole PC gaming world. Wishing you everything best from Poland =)
😁😁😁👍👍👍..ohhh nice
i was disappointed with this case, I was hoping for a larger meshlicious .... The internal layout is kinda all over the place for this in my opinion
at 25L this is too big
😊
Good concept idea, mediocre execution.
Airflow is bad. They should move AIO mounting to the side opposite to the GPU (in this case it's the front), so the 120 mm fans can remove CPU and GPU air at the same time.
What they have right now is a bad situation where GPU and AIO fight over space to get to the exhaust fans.
Also, space can be resized to accommodate standard 120 instead slims, or even 140 mm fans to improve exhaust, especially if exhaust was over GPU.
Basically, this case should be redesigned.
they need more Ds apparently
The I/O is UNDERNEATH the case? Dealbreaker.
Why? Corsair after all.
it's an itx case.....200m long, to block the sun
nada nada nada nada
Batmaaaan.
Corsair does not really innovate, never have.
That said this is a nice looking case. Wouldn't Purchase it, but really not bad.
bruh why are you presenting this as if you are an apple user. good lord
This big of an ITX case and they couldnt make us fit a 4 slot card...
stupid design, imagine you need to flip it every time you want connect any thing!
You do get a front IO :P