Corsair iCUE 4000X RGB Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case (Tempered Glass Side and Front Panels, RapidRoute Cable Management System, Spacious Interior, Three Included 120 mm RGB Fans) White

I bought this case because it was on sale. Really nice case and the tempered glass is awesome. I never had something like this before. I used to own a thermaltake versa n27 but it was too big and really hard to build in as there isn't a lot of space for cable management plus it was big and Bulky.This case is far more elegant than my old case. I was a bit worried at first due to the fact it was smaller than my old case that there won't be enough space to build in or to do cable management. But i was wrong it may look small but there is plenty of space to build in and enough for cable management.I'm not the best when it comes to cable management but this case made it easy. It comes with 3 case fans which will help with airflow. In total I have 6 fans in the case so the computer is as cold as ice doesn't overheat and keeps it cool. Only on full load is when you notice it getting a bit hot which is normal.The layout inside basically made sense. There is enough for expansion as well. All in all the case is so much better than my old case it has the looks, the expandability and also its far more lightweight than my old case. The tempered glass front and side are quite something. The only minor gripe I have is that wish the front i/o had more usb ports there is one usb-A and one type-C problem is I can't use the type C port as my motherboard doesn't have the header for this port therefore I can only use the USB-A. Other than that, this case is worth the money I spent on I just wish the front i/o had better options.

Look no further this case is up there in terms of quality and design.Firstly the included fans, they are excellent. They sync up with Corsair’s iCue software so you can fully customise these fans. They are high quality fans and look great. One point on this is that you will need a extraction fan at the back to remove some of the hot air. No necessary but will see drop in temps.The cable management, this is really good, not the greatest but still extremely good. Plenty of places to tie cables down and route cables through. Can’t complain. Managed to hide and manage my cables quite easily.Front Panel IO is good, had a USB A and C and a headphone jack. Do wish it had more 1 USB A.Some other points, has good room for a PSU and routing cables. Can make more room if you remove the 3.5 hard drive bay. The filters are great and keep the dust out. Good overall airflow but as said you would need an exhaust fan. RGB is great and sync’s well with other Corsair equipment. Also does a decent job of keeping noise down. Quite easy to build.Overall I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a PC case.

Good looking case and it was easy to build the system. I didn't have a modular power supply so tidying unused power cables took a bit of work as there's not too much space between the power supply and the internal drive cages. However the drive cages and SSD locations worked really well. I used home made velcro strips to tidy the cables which made it very easy to re-arrange them during the build, as opposed to messing with the provided cable tidies (of which there were plenty). Great options for cooling and it was good to have three fans provided. I fitted an extra one to the outlet at the back of the case. Even with the four fans and the CPU fan (Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO) this case is pretty quiet.

I'm pleased with this case and was able to get a neat build that looks good. The glass panels work well with the lighting.Cable management is good. It's possible to get a very neat looking build from the visible side. The other side has channels to route the cables and there are plenty of slots to pass cables through to the main board. Once everything is tied down there should be no problems.Unlike my Antec 1200, you can clean the fan filters without taking the whole case apart.Comes with a node lighting / fan controller installed. If you buy a Corsair cooler you'll get a replacement node core that doesn't fit the same mounting holes so isn't as neat. It won't be visible though so it's a minor point.Issues:The power button seems odd to me. Sometimes it fails to register a press but there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it.There are only 2 USB ports on the front panel and one is a type C.There is only room for two SATA drives, which is probably OK these days. If you remove the drive bay to make PSU cabling easier you can't easily reach the back screw when you put it back.It says it supports up to 280mm fan at the top but this requires low profile RAM and even then may not fit well with larger motherboards. I think a 240mm is a safer choice.