Corsair 5000D Airflow vs Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact

Installing cooling there and in the front that's definitely involved but as I say I wouldn't recommend that. So I suspect that someone at Corsair was ...

The main attractions to me were it's focus on airflow and the compact size. Despite this rather small footprint, it fits my full atx motherboard like a glove and even my gigantic Noctua NH-D15 cooler with millimeters of space on the tallest fan. The IO is also strong with USB-C 3.2 and two type A 3

Obviously, if you're just gaming or editing or watching something, the power consumption will be lower. So from a real-world perspective, the cooling ...

Fractal design meshify 2. There's a few models with different sizes. I have the white compact and I love how it looks

Excellent case. Well built with lots of room and features. Corsair: Please tell the Incredible Hulk (what a hire you made there!) that he needs to remember that thumb screws don't have to be tightened down to the point where mere mortals have to use vice grips to remove them! Thanks!

Build quality is excellent and it looks great. Very sturdy and well-made. It is also very easy to disassemble which makes it a breeze to work with. I'm very satisfied and I will likely buy only Fractal from now on

I had the resources and the know-how to make it work for me. Take my recommendations in mind and it will work for you too. I would have gotten the 7000D if I had the space but my computer is on the floor under a wire rack and there is no more vertical space for it.

A few things to note though, if you're coming from the S340 or any other case in general: -There isn't much space behind the motherboard tray. If you have a hard drive and don't remove the hard drive cage under the basement shroud, you won't have much room to work in. There isn't much space in the basement or room between the side panel and motherboard tray. While old, the original S340 still beat this case in that regard

2s so I don't have to have the hdd box in the bottom as I have to take it out each time I am messing with the power supply. I have the asus tuf gaming x670e motherboard, msi amd radeon 6950xt, corsair i150e capelix liquid cooler, amd ryzen 7 7700 cpu, and more 120 rgb corsair fans shown here.

I bought the case since I wanted to carry over my CPU cooler and PSU, which are ATX parts, and It has great reviews from what I saw (Optimum Tech, Level 1, etc.). **Pros: it’s easy to work with**. * It is one of the easiest case I have worked with, even amongst some mid-towers

Material Quality: 10/10 Usable Space: 10/10 (It's almost like it's bigger INSIDE) Cable Passthroughs: 10/10 (they're everywhere) Assembly/Dissassembly: 10/10 (everything is on an intuitive/easy to see latch that's sturdy, but wont feel like you're breaking anything as you take it apart) Ventilation: 10/10 - Options! Comes with magnetic dust guards that you can easily take off for greater airflow, or leave on for the preventative maintenance. Space for 10 120mm fans, 3 360mm radiators if you have a crazy water system. Don't let the tempered glass door concern you, this case was engineered by wizards who were smart enough to leave a small zig-zag type gap around the front and top edges. Hard to describe, but it essentially allows decent airflow/ventilation near the glass wall

they are beautiful, amazing, and high build quality. Corsair Airflow is great as well.