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The Corsair FRAME 4000D RS is a big case. Its comical that it is classified as a mid tower ATX case. It can handle EATX motherboards easily. For graphics cards, I cant imagine a card that wont fit in the cavernous interior. The case has a built in GPU support too, but my graphics card, an RTX 4080 Super, was too short to make use of the support without relocating it. I opted to just use the support that can with my card instead, but the option is nice. Speaking of graphics card options, this case allows you to rotate the back card slot panel by 90° so you can vertical mount your graphics card. Unfortunately, Corsair offers the required PCIe riser cable separately, so plan for that if you want to vertical mount your GPU. There are some very innovative engineering going on here that Ive never seen before. First, nearly every part of the case is removable. This can be cumbersome as you build since you will have an increased number of screws to keep track of as you disassemble the case panels and parts, but it is a worthwhile tradeoff to make building easier. This case is optimally designed to sit on a desktop, not at floor level, with all front I/O ports and power button on the very bottom of the case. With the clear side window, its nice to be able to hide all of the cables very easily with the modular design that allows tucking everything away. This is a case meant to be on display. A first for me, this case comes with a standardized front panel pin plug instead of individual wires for power button and LED. I have been waiting for something like this for decades. No more hunting down the user manual for pinout diagrams. Corsair does include an adapter to use individual wires in the off chance your motherboard pins do not match the plug pinout, but it worked fine for my MSI X670E Tomahawk.

Tons of options on motherboard, bios almost has too many. If you want to overlook this has probably everything your looking for. Going to add 2nd GPU once I get more info on the bifurcation that it says it can do. Overall happy so far.

-Fast -Great OC capability -Great synergy with AMD products

Good price Not electricity hungry Not hot

Corsair is a trusted name Performs Well Design is not GAUDY XMP 3.0 and EXPO support Aluminum heat spreaders

Works like it should

Its a great case great quality falls great great priceing look great

stable and working as intended

Overclocks itself, no point buying the overclock version. Fans are quiet.

achieved a nice overclock Runs decently cool never really gets above 65 degrees in my case

Using in an Esata box with RAID 5 (3 drives so far), plan to add hot spare and expand in the future. Cool running and decent perforance (crystal diskmark SEQ 500MB read 115MB/s with raid 5 and encryption and write 125MB/s). No noise yet I dont sleep next to it either. +eggs for good packaging and quick delivery from newegg!

-East to setup -Great software -3 M.2 slots, 1 Pci-E 4.0 AND 1 Pci-E 3.0 slot! -Reliable company that stands behind their product

It works as intended Easy to install Wonderful amount of space Very fast

M.2 slot lga 1700 everything is great even has a c port slot which is nice idk what I would use it for

-Setup is pretty straightforward (advise to watch youtube video as well as it shows you how to cable manage those annoying aRGB and fan PWM cables -Mounting is super-easy for AM5 socket. -Quiet fans when idling/not working on CPU-heavy tasks -Excellent cooling performance (My Ryzen 9800X3D never exceeds 81C when running Prime95 small FFT and is idling at 35C or even lower) -RGBs are cool, I guess if you value these things (you will need Mystic Light or MSI Centre to control the RGB lights)

Cables are labelled good & it was easy to install