Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass

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Corsair 5000D – From the end of 2020 to the first months of 2021, Corsair has been constantly “busy” renewing its product lines with many new models and modern technology, serving the maximum for customers the ever-changing needs of the gaming community.

Not long ago, Corsair launched Corsair 4000 Series version cases to replace the Carbide 275R product line in the Mid-Tower line of mid-sized cases. At the beginning of this year, the company continued to launch a range of high-end Corsair 5000 Series cases to replace higher-end product groups such as Obsidian Series 500D, aimed at users spending more for quality case models.

Not long ago, Biareview introduced to readers the most “breathable” version of this product line called Corsair 5000D Airflow; in this article, the writer will quickly introduce readers to the basic version. The latest version of this high-end case is called the Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass.

CORSAIR 5000D – NOT JUST A “ZOOM” 4000D CASE MODEL!

In the past few years, Corsair has been “saving” a lot of effort when using the “One type fit all” design method, which roughly means launching an overall frame and then putting it on “flesh” to create special versions for different needs. The Corsair 5000 Series chassis is no exception.

The Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass case model has the same size as the Airflow version, quite large compared to the regular Mid-Tower models, even … one and a half times bigger than the Mid-Tower model of the compact product line. The compact manufactured by FSP is the FSP CMT340 that I recently introduced to readers, even close to the “large” chassis in the Full-Tower segment like the MSI MPG SEKIRA 500X.

That means users will have a lot of free space to arrange components. You can even comfortably arrange the radiator of the 360mm All-in-One AIO water coolers like the Corsair iCUE H150i RGB PRO XT 360mm with six cooling fans, in the same manner, 3 suction – 3 push on the top or front.

Meanwhile, with two front and topsides, instead of being “wrapped” with a “perforated” metal plate for ventilation like the Airflow version, the basic version only has two painted metal shields for regular electricity.

Two panels are also attached to the chassis through a handy clamp, which is easy to remove and install without any tools.

Like the Airflow version, the case side also has an air outlet with a dust filter connected to the frame through a clamping mechanism similar to the front and top.

Inside, the shell is still a “door” that is “matched” by a hinge to chassis, “dual protection” for the wires behind the circuit board, ensuring the aesthetics of the system.

Inside the familiar wiring layout with troughs and velcro straps on Corsair’s case models. The “good news” is that the fan control – high-end lights like on the Corsair 4000X RGB version is still maintained the same on this basic version, “waiting” for you to arrange the cooling system for the case to your liking.

On the front, the case is still equipped with the familiar 4mm thick tempered glass panel to help users “show” the internal components. This glass also has the same clamp-on holder as the other three but without the bottom support, like the FSP CMT340 case model.

That is very easy for users to slide their hands when disassembling if they use strong force to pull the glass straight out of the frame, so the writer himself is quite shaking hands when manipulating this part.

The “interior” inside is still neat like Corsair’s style with extremely convenient wiring areas; the main wiring areas are highly padded and extremely “quiet” with the wires.

The case’s back is designed quite standardly; the empty slots for PCI-E ports devices are captured into the frame by screws, not stamped from a large plate like some other low-cost cases. That ensures the reliability of components and high aesthetics for the case when you can easily reattach unused ports.

In addition, the Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass is also equipped with a position that allows users to use the “vertical” adapter for the graphics card in a trendy style. That is also a high-end detail that low-priced Mid-Tower cases like the FSP CMT340 do not possess.

OVERVIEW

Overall, the Corsair 5000D Tempered Glass version still inherits a lot of the design language of the Corsair 4000 Series product line, but with a lot of spacious space for components and new additions, users will feel. The added values brought are extremely worthy of a high-end case model.

It can be said that, although it is only the most basic version of the Corsair 5000 Series case, the Tempered Glass version still exudes its value in design, manufacturing, and product presentation.

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