Selecting a suitable case for building a desktop PC has always been an important task because the selection of components is based on it as the space provided by the case matters a lot. Similarly, casing is one of the main constituents that contributes to the ventilation of the computer.  Corsair 7000D is one of the most spacious cases you will ever find if you are looking to build a high-end PC. If you are further interested in buying or searching for cases for your desktop PC then read this review of Corsair 7000D.

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Specifications of Corsair 7000D

Let’s have a look for specifications of the Corsair 7000D as that can give you the over review about the case and help you shortlisting the components for your desktop PC:

Motherboard

• Mini-ATX
• Micro-ATX
• ATX
• E-ATX

Cooling

• This casing comes support with AIO water cooler
• There are slots for fans on each side of the casing

Connectivity

• Four USB Type-A ports
• One microphone jack,
• One USB Type-C port

Power Supply Unit (PSU)

• ATX

Storage drive slots

• Four 2.5 inches SSD slots
• Six, 3.5 inches SSD slots

Review of Corsair 7000D PC Case

Generally, the casing does influence the PC performance as the cooling system is depending on it. moreover, before selecting a casing for your PC always analyze it on the basis of the following parameters:

• Interior 
• Exterior 

Interior

Interior of the casing must have enough space to accommodate all the necessary components of the PC and they are arranged in such a way that there is no hindrance in the airflow for ventilation. So, when you open the glass side panel of the Corsair 7000D you will see the motherboard support at the front and at the bottom there is space for the power supply unit. Inside you will also see two pre-installed fans on the front which has a space for adding one more fan.

However, there are two other places where you can install three fans together, one at the top and the other at the other side panel vertically. When you remove the other side panel you will see a bracket installed on the left for the fans and a door on the right side which you can open to access the back of the motherboard bracket. At the bottom of the bracket, you can see the small brackets for your 2.5 inches SSDs.

For cable management there are straps provided at the back side of the motherboard panel to tie and route the cables. Moreover, there is a PWM fan hub which has 6 headers to control the fan speed of the PC. Similarly, there are 2 brackets having 3 slots each at the bottom of the right panel for your SSDs which seems to be more than enough, you can use them for some other purpose as well by removing them. At the bottom there is a filter provided for the power supply unit to keep it away from dust. Filter can be pulled out by pulling the tray below the PSU.

Exterior

The outside of the Corsair 7000D is fascinating as one side is full tempered glass which can be opened just like a door. The front panel is fully perforated giving an optimal airflow for cooling the system, similarly the top panel is also fully perforated having a filter with it to keep the dust out.

The front panel has two 140 mm fans but if you want to add three fans then you have to use three 120 mm fans to fit them properly. All the panels are easily removable which make assembling of the PC quite easy, further, to keep Corsair 7000D high from the ground the case has four feet one at each side, this also provides help in lifting the case.

Final Thoughts on Corsair 7000D

To further summarize my review, I have mentioned some of the pros and cons of the Corsair 7000D:

Pros

• Impressive design and build quality
• Large number of I/O ports
• Spacious
• Good ventilation system
• Full glass side panel

Cons

• Quite heavy
• Expensive

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Conclusion

The Corsair 7000D is one of the best choices for building a high-end desktop PC as it can accommodate a water cooling system and full ATX motherboard. Similarly, there are a number of slots available for the SSDs which eliminates the shortage on the memory capacity, and last but not least there is enough opening for the ventilation of the system. So, if you are looking  to build a high-end desktop and can spend some extra bucks then the Corsair 7000D is the best for you.