Corsair 4000D PC Chassis Review

Posted by: Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/23/2020 03:43 PM [ 15 comment(s) ]

Back in July all of a sudden a new Corsair chassis got listed, so yeah it wasn't a secret that they would out their new 4000 series lineup. After some delivery issues, we can finally present to you our 4000D review. And she's quite the beauty.

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Martin5000
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Posted on: 10/24/2020 07:57 AM

I will never understand why they think its a good idea to have a top filter unless its a intake.

Santa666
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Posted on: 10/24/2020 12:39 PM

I will never understand why they think its a good idea to have a top filter unless its a intake.

I think it has to do with Dust mostly landing on top and the possibility of a Build with negative air-pressure which will result in air beeing sucked in through all openings - its to prevent the top dust beeing sucked into the inner cooling circulation and clogging the CPU/GPU fans

fry178
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Posted on: 10/24/2020 05:11 PM

yes, dust settles when its not running for example, but those negative/positive pressure stuff is "crap".
unless you have hepa grade case filters, dust WILL get in, period.

remove the dust/particles from the air (airlifter for house/room) is a much better idea,
will reduce dust build up, and will get you cleaner (room/house) air to breathe as well.

a 20$ fan + 30$ for a (permanent) K&N filter (washable) has reduced my dust by about 2/3,
and i now get a couple of month before i have to clean pc, even that i live right next to a highway...

H83
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Posted on: 10/24/2020 09:22 PM

Hilbert, are you going to review the Airflow version? Because my current case has made me very wary of cases with closed fronts...

Goiur
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