Corsair 7000D Airflow
Maximum PC|October 2022
Massive case and makes the Intel NUCs look tiny
Corsair 7000D Airflow

This case will hopefully have the components inside to match its impressive exterior. This is a massive case and makes the Intel NUCs look tiny in comparison. In fact, you could easily place one of these NUCs inside in conjunction with our existing build, now that's an idea, isn't it? Going back to the case, it features two winged doors, making it easy to access both the main interior of your PC and also the cabling around the back. Speaking of which, there are plenty of cabling channels, access ports, and removable panels to make this ideal for cable management and compatibility. If you are getting into liquid cooling, this case would be a great starting point with more than enough room to work in.

The pros of a large case can also unfortunately be its cons. It's heavy, even without filling it with all the components. Try to think of it as a permanent solution as you don't want to be moving this hefty unit around all too much. In its white format, we have to say it's a great-looking chassis despite its room-dominating size, it comes across as quite sleek.

This story is from the October 2022 edition of Maximum PC.

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