The discussion around All-In-One (AIO) CPU coolers versus custom loops will always be ongoing. However, recently there has been a lot of innovation in the AIO market by manufacturers to try to match the performance and customizability of custom loops. Corsair, not to be outdone by its competitors, is launching its next-generation AIO CPU cooler, the iCUE LINK Titan RX RGB. The Titan combines Corsair's latest advancements in cooling engine technology, replaceable pump caps, and iCUE LINK RX120 fans in hopes of being your next CPU cooler.
In addition to the Titan AIO, Corsair supplied me with three of its CapSwap modules. This review will examine the iCUE LINK LCD Screen, VRM Fan, and Pump Cap Groove modules. Is the Titan good enough to topple another AIO I've recently reviewed, the Cooler Master 360 Ion? Continue reading to find out.
Corsair is a company that continues to evolve and offers a complete PC ecosystem. While RGB, tempered glass and airflow are all included in their design choices, they offer a wide range of cases. Their products include budget, mid-range, and enthusiast options. Today I will be reviewing a new case, the Corsair 5000D Airflow, and doing a system build guide. The 5000D is a step up from the previous 4000 series.
The 5000D is a mid-tower case designed to keep your build clean while maintaining the best possible airflow. It offers a wide range of configuration options and room for multiple push/pull 360mm radiators. I’ve had the pleasure of building in quite a few cases over the years. Let’s see if the 5000D can maximize cooling potential and what it has to offer.
Specifications | Packaging
Credit: Corsair
Specs:
Case Dimensions: 520mm x 245mm x 520mm
Maximum GPU Length: 420mm
Maximum PSU Length: 225mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height: 170mm
Case Expansion Slots: 7+2 vertical
Case Drive Bays: (x2) 3.5in (x4) 2.5in
Case Form Factor: Mid-Tower
Case Window: Tempered Glass
Case Warranty: Two years
iCUE enabled: No
Color: Black
Case Material: Steel, Tempered Glass, Plastic
Radiator Compatibility: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm
Compatible Corsair Liquid Coolers: H55, H60, H75, H80i, H90, H100i, H105, H110i, H115i, H150i
Case Power Supply: ATX (not included)
Weight: 13.84kg / 30.51lbs
Case Drive Bays 3.5″: 2
Case Drive Bays 2.5″: 4
The packaging is pretty standard but is secured inside with two thick pieces of foam inserts. There were no issues with signs of damage or dings. The box is massive, take caution when trying to remove the case from the packaging and be aware of the tempered glass side panel.
We will be building inside the 5000D with additional parts that are NOT included with the product.
Parts included for build:
- Corsair 32GB Vengeance PRO RGB RAM
- Corsair LL120 RGB Fan 3-Pack
- Corsair H150i 360mm AIO Elite Capellix
The 5000D comes with a significant amount of hardware to get you started. There are additional covers, straps, screws, and headers.
Accessories included are as follows:
- Screws / Standoffs / Washers
- Additional Cable straps (x12)
- 90-Degree USB 3.0 adapter
- Additional back door stopper / Standoff
- 140mm PSU cover (Allow for clearance of additional radiators)
- Manual
This case offers different configurations depending on your build style. Each panel can be removed for easy access. This is going to be ideal for buyers who want to ultimately configure their system to fit a multitude of products. Personally, this case is the right fit for my EVGA Z390 Dark motherboard because of its E-ATX standard.
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