
Corsair Shows Off New PC Cases and PSU Series at Computex 2025
Corsair's Computex booth has plenty of new products on display, particularly for those looking for a new PC case or a powerful PSU to manage the demanding NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs. We will start with the new premium FRAME 5000D case that takes its inspiration from the well-known FRAME 4000D series. This new model is not just a bigger case that supports reverse connection motherboards (ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth), it also comes with fine details and updates like the modular pegboard pattern on its motherboard tray (known as Corsair RapidRoute 2.0) that helps with cable management.
The large size of the case, which measures 556 mm x 250 mm x 542 mm lets users install up to ten 140 mm fans (3x front, 3x top, 3x side, 1x rear) as well as radiators up to 420 mm (360 mm front, 420 mm top and 360 mm side). The FRAME 5000D is available in two variants, first with four RS120 ARGB fans pre-installed and the second one featuring four non-RGB RS120 fans (both variants are offered in black and white color options). On display Corsair also showcases a FRAME 5000D with an optional Xeneon Edge LCD add-on side panel.
The large size of the case, which measures 556 mm x 250 mm x 542 mm lets users install up to ten 140 mm fans (3x front, 3x top, 3x side, 1x rear) as well as radiators up to 420 mm (360 mm front, 420 mm top and 360 mm side). The FRAME 5000D is available in two variants, first with four RS120 ARGB fans pre-installed and the second one featuring four non-RGB RS120 fans (both variants are offered in black and white color options). On display Corsair also showcases a FRAME 5000D with an optional Xeneon Edge LCD add-on side panel.