Corsair3000D AIRFLOW Mid-Tower PC Case – 3-Pin Fans – Four-Slot GPU Support – Fits up to 8x 120mm Fans – High-Airflow Design – Black

Good: Just about everything. This is my first PC build in a few years, and it was pleasing to see that the state of the art has advanced quite a bit. The case is attractive without being garish, lightweight despite the glass panel but solid. Edges are deburred and painted, although there were a couple of rough spots in hidden places which, of course, I immediately found digitally while checking things out. The side panels are ridiculously easy to remove; two fasteners, tip the panel out and slide off. USB ports and controls on the top edge of the case. Two drive bays, which can probably accommodate four SSDs, set crosswise in the case because why not, I guess. I was briefly taken aback that there are no bays accessible at the front panel, but on reflection there's no real need for that nowadays. In their place, the entire front panel can be stuffed with fans if desired. There is certainly no lack of ventilation, large grilles in front, rear, and top (the top is covered with a nifty removable pet-fur and fluff filter,) and you can mount fans in all of them. It comes with one fan each in front and rear. The layout in general is logical and builder-friendly, cables almost route themselves. Comes with a handful of zip ties and a good assortment of fasteners. Very good price for what you get.Bad: The supplied fans are a bit buzzy at full speed. I'm planning to add fans anyway so I might as well replace them. I'm also not a big fan (ha) of the glass side panel, even though that seems to be the style now. I'm not going RGB-happy and turning my rig into a scale-model rave club, so would have preferred an option to get this box with a regular steel panel.Ugly: The shipping box appears to have been dropped rather hard on one corner. It was well-packed, so no visible harm done.Bottom line: Considering that it isn't difficult to lay out $150 or more for a case nowadays, this is a great value. You get everything you need in an attractive, well-engineered package. If they'd used some Noctua fans to keep things quiet when the CPU/GPU get busy, it would be just about perfect. As is, I'm very happy with it. Five stars.

This is an extremely well made tower with multiple fans that promote cooling even with overclocked processors. It is spacious and a great value for the money. The tower is actually larger than I expected which allowed for easy installation of the MB, CPU, exhaust fan, oversize cooler, etc. Would highly recommend this tower for anyone who is wanting to create a computer or server. There are several slots for installing a SSD, SATAs, etc. for storage of video files.

After deciding to replace my old NZXT case, I decided to go with this case from corsair.. I have been a HUGE fan of corsairs products for many years, (12+ years of experience in IT) and I have to say it is absolutely gorgeous. The interior is extremely spacious for any and all hardware dimension requirements, with enough room to spare for some really intricate and neat cable routing/management options. It is incredibly lightweight and sturdy for it's design. It fits my AIO corsair liquid cooler with ease, as well as my 1000w corsair power supply in its basement. Not to mention the GARGANTUAN GPU, RTX 3070TI (Which my old case could not handle). The airflow is great, and overall the sound coming from it is that of a peaceful nighttime/bedtime fan. It stunning. 10/10 will recommend for future builds!

For my first ever time building a pc with absolutely 0 experience i wouldn’t want to do it with any other case, but this one. It was very easy to take the side panels off, had very quick and easy and simple access, but what i enjoy the most from this case is the air flow. I have never once ran into a problem with my computers heat and the case does a very good job at keeping everything cool. For the price i say it’s very worth it, it does get a little loud though, but that’s because of my personal fans. This case is very sturdy and won’t move unless you actually try to move it. It does take up some space on your desk, but that’s because i do have a smaller desk. Other than that i think it is a wonderful case and i would buy it again. 9/10

Roomy, breathes well, looks great and is extremely easy to build in. After three months, I opened the case to add a PCIe USB card and found a fine layer of dust over everything inside and on both layers. Had to power off and clean it out but still love the case, just a heads up, the filters aren't real effective.

I used this for my first build and my girlfriend’s build. It’s nice, had good airflow, has options for different sized fans and upgrades. I would say they could have had better fans, but they’re easily replaceable. The mounts for the motherboards are really small and you may need to buy new longer screws. Mine had a hard time screwing into the case.

This is a really good ATX case. I had it for a while, and there have been no problems with it. If you are looking for a partial Corsair case, this is a great choice. Last thing, Please do not buy a Micro ATX motherboard in combination of this case to save money. You will regret it if you intend to have it on display.

Love the case. Using it for my 265k/4070super with no lights build. AIO fans are mounted outside of case with the radiator inside. It was a tight fit. Very pleased with the result. I use 2x 140mm exhaust on top that barely spin, with the 360 AIO as intake on the front and the rear 120mm fan is also intake to put some fresh air to the VRMs. Considering using a pci slot fan to feed fresh air to the GPU but not sure it would have much effect on fan noise. Case works as expected.