![]() ![]() ![]() To be fair 5000D is a fair purchase, ive had multiple cases before, from an old corsair that i didnt like cause it was small, then a msi sekiro that was utterly trash, then i got 5000D and have been happy ever since, easy to clean the filters, and you can open up side flow with air if you remove the metal thing in the way, helps cool down the case and pc really good IM-Oh-So-HO that's good enough in-case air temperature control. Under the heaviest of load conditions (both CPU and GPU undergoing simultaneous burn-in-type testing and power use rising from 70W to 720W as reported by the UPS), that in-case air temperature rises to only 34C. With a room temperature of 20C (68F thermostat setting for home) and under idle conditions the in-case air temperature is about 30C. (*) I've extensively tested the cooling using just the two case fans - one up front middle sucking air into the case, the other in back up near the I/O panel exhausting air outside the case. As such, the GPU is just using in-case air like all the other electronics and is a Happy Camper with no special extra fans giving it more air (that it doesn't need).Īnyway, if you have the room for a large ATX case I definitely think the 5000D is a good choice. The PSU is inside its own "compartment" at the bottom of the case so sucks air from under the case to cool itself but then exhausts it out the back so it never enters the main case volume. If one wants to take into account the ACTUAL warming of the in-case air - it doesn't start until the air has passed almost half way across the case (as it moves front to back) so that warming probably REALLY takes less than a second before the now-warmed air is exhausted out the back. The case itself has a completely fresh amount of air in less than 2 seconds due to the two case fans working as a balanced set moving 50-55CFM. ![]() Note - both CPU and GPU cooling depend totally on the ambient in-case temperature to do their respective jobs. ![]() Under normal conditions the case fans cannot be heard at all (like right now as I'm typing this reply and sitting with my ear about half a meter from the case front as all fans (except GPU's that are stopped) idle at 500-ish RPM) and under heavy load conditions the case fans can't be heard because the CPU cooler and the GPU's built-in fans totally override any case fan sounds. That actually worked out well (and I'm glad I had a spare shelf laying around my "storage room".).īecause the two fans that came with the case are sufficient for maintaining reasonable in-case air temperature (*) and also because they came attached to a hub that was NOT advertised with the case (a pleasant surprise when I was examining the just-unpacked case), the noise generated by the case itself is, like, nothing. I also mounted that shelf somewhat off the left of the file cabinet so it was over the gap between desk and file cabinet above the UPS. But after it arrived I saw the 5000D is so big I had to modify an old wood bookcase shelf to extend the back of the top of the file cabinet to fit the depth of the case. One thing about the case is it really IS big - at the time I bought it the plan was to NOT put the case on top of my main desk nor on the floor but instead on an adjacent 2-drawer wood file cabinet with a UPS between my desk and the file cabinet. The 5000D met those needs (and the NH-D15 fit with about 1.5 cm clearance from the left glass panel). There were more than simple size reasons, though, for choosing the case - I liked that there were fans already installed that were NOT RGB, there is filtered venting all OVER the case, and I wanted a case that I didn't have to struggle to fit things into it. I chose the 5000D case after choosing the NH-D15 air cooler for my CPU (i9-13900KF). Pick, Assemble and Install: Video Guide.No intentionally harmful, misleading or joke advice.No excessive posting (more than one submission in 24 hours).No selling, trading or requests for valuation.No self-promotion, advertising, begging, or surveys.No submissions about memes, jokes, meta, or hypothetical / dream builds.No titles that are all-caps, clickbait, PSAs, pro-tips or contain emoji.No submissions about retailer or customer service experiences.No submissions about sales, deals or unauthorized giveaways.No submissions about hardware news, rumors, or reviews.Please keep in mind that we are here to help you build a computer, not to build it for you. Submit Build Help/Ready post Submit Troubleshooting post Submit other post New Here? BuildAPC Beginner's Guide Live Chat on Discord Daily Simple Questions threads ![]()
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