Corsair 4000D Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case (White or Black Steel) EXPIRED

Quote from Dixiecupboi : For people in SoCal. Some dude is selling the 4000d airflow for $65 straight up on offerup. No MiR bull

Let me guess...... it's you.

Quote from slugbom : Amazing budget deal on a good brand. I say go for it. If ATX is your jam If you're spending $600+ on a new computer build the $20 Newegg plus or whatever it's called now for 3 months trial is a must.

Pretty sure Premier died in 2019.

Damn rebates again!??? Might have to bite tho. That white looks pretty nice. I have an i7 9700 waiting for a home.

did the price of these things go up? I remember the airflow version was at $95 without discounts back in feb when i was building my pc

Quote from slugbom : If you're spending $600+ on a new computer build the $20 Newegg plus or whatever it's called now for 3 months trial is a must.

What is that? Google isn't helping.

Edit: Nevermind. Newegg Premier [newegg.com].

Edit 2:

Quote : Newegg is canceling the Premier Membership and neither accepting new members nor renewals. However, we will be launching a completely new loyalty program we think will benefit more of our shoppers in the coming months, so stay tuned! If you have any questions about your membership, please reach out to customer service, and they will be happy to help.

For everyone complaining about the rebate: I agree that rebates are stupid, but this is Newegg we're talking about... There's never not a rebate involved.

I have this case, it's a beast and I love it.

Quote from J.treehorn : You give them all of your money up front. Then you have to go to the store and buy stamps and envelopes. When you get the product in the mail, you get scissors and cut out part of the box (the part that means you can't return the product to the original vendor if something is wrong with the product within the return window). Then you download the rebate instructions, and track down all the transaction info it specifies (don't make ANY mistakes or you will not receive the rebate). Then you put it all in the envelope and mail it. Then you wait between a month and a year to find out if they have decided to send you a rebate or not. Great case by the way. I just bought the airflow white version via Amazon. I decided not to use the mail in rebate to get the non-airflow version cheaper via Newegg.

Agreed lol. I got the black 4000 airflow case. Absolutely love it. Smaller than my previous corsair "army white" lan case. Really great for builds and the openness of it is just awesome. Threw some Noctua's in there and the thing is dead silent.

Quote from EricE4951 : Does the normal front have the dust filter behind it? I have a friend with a cnc, and if he declines.. there's only my drill and an hour of time separating me from the airflow version

Unless you specifically need a cover on the front of this thing for AE S T H E T I C reasons, the front plate pops off with 4 tool-less friction clips to give access to that dust filter - you could just leave the cover in the closet and get the same or higher airflow as the high airflow version for no extra cost or effort.

I have the version with the triangle holes cut in the front, and it's a pretty decent case. I wish there were another USB type A and/or USB-C port on the top, but that just seems to be par for the course for the number of headers most mobos come with these days. No major complaints with quality or layout. I transplanted some old 120mm fans from my previous computer and have 3x intake in the front, 2x exhaust on the top and 1x exhaust on the back - moves plenty of air. The dust filter sits a little close the fans so when it gets full I get a rubbing noise as the suction pulls the mesh up against the fan blades, but this just reminds me to actually clean the filter periodically. EVGA 3080 FTW3 ULTRA looked like it's stuffed into a clown car (especially with the red lips and RGB LEDs) but it fits.

On paper I should not have been able to fit Crucial Ballistix RAM under a NH-D15 CPU cooler based on case width, but was still able to make it work by shifting the front fan to sit a little higher in its retention clip.

Quote from dawgchow33 : Unless you specifically need a cover on the front of this thing for AE S T H E T I C reasons, the front plate pops off with 4 tool-less friction clips to give access to that dust filter - you could just leave the cover in the closet and get the same or higher airflow as the high airflow version for no extra cost or effort. I have the version with the triangle holes cut in the front, and it's a pretty decent case. I wish there were another USB type A and/or USB-C port on the top, but that just seems to be par for the course for the number of headers most mobos come with these days. No major complaints with quality or layout. I transplanted some old 120mm fans from my previous computer and have 3x intake in the front, 2x exhaust on the top and 1x exhaust on the back - moves plenty of air. The dust filter sits a little close the fans so when it gets full I get a rubbing noise as the suction pulls the mesh up against the fan blades, but this just reminds me to actually clean the filter periodically. EVGA 3080 FTW3 ULTRA looked like it's stuffed into a clown car (especially with the red lips and RGB LEDs) but it fits. On paper I should not have been able to fit Crucial Ballistix RAM under a NH-D15 CPU cooler based on case width, but was still able to make it work by shifting the front fan to sit a little higher in its retention clip.

So glad I got the NH-D15S chromax. I also got the Crucial Ballistix and was worried it would fit after I had it in hand. It's HUGE! Everything fit perfectly. Noctua also was good documenting what's compatible and what isn't.

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