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Corsair iCUE 2000D RGB AIRFLOW Mini-ITX PC Case (Black)

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Newegg has Corsair iCUE 2000D RGB AIRFLOW Mini-ITX PC Case w/ CUE Lighting Node CORE Controller (Black) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Mini-ITX form-factor with just 24.4 liters of volume takes up a tiny amount of space on or under your desktop, with dimensions of 271mm x 200mm x 458mm.
  • Removable steel mesh front, side, and roof panels deliver plentiful ventilation from nearly all sides of your system for maximum cooling potential.
  • Comfortably install a three-slot graphics card up to 320mm in length, for a high-end, high-performance system taking up minimal space.
  • A cooling-optimized interior fits up to an incredible 8x 120mm or 2x 140mm fans, along with multiple radiators including a 360mm on the side and 240mm in the back (dependent on GPU size).

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  • About this Deal:
    • This matches the previous Frontpage Deal and $100 lower than the list price of $159.99.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Newegg has Corsair iCUE 2000D RGB AIRFLOW Mini-ITX PC Case w/ CUE Lighting Node CORE Controller (Black) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Mini-ITX form-factor with just 24.4 liters of volume takes up a tiny amount of space on or under your desktop, with dimensions of 271mm x 200mm x 458mm.
  • Removable steel mesh front, side, and roof panels deliver plentiful ventilation from nearly all sides of your system for maximum cooling potential.
  • Comfortably install a three-slot graphics card up to 320mm in length, for a high-end, high-performance system taking up minimal space.
  • A cooling-optimized interior fits up to an incredible 8x 120mm or 2x 140mm fans, along with multiple radiators including a 360mm on the side and 240mm in the back (dependent on GPU size).

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • This matches the previous Frontpage Deal and $100 lower than the list price of $159.99.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by tDames | Staff

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I have this case, and I have to say, I find it to be a TERRIBLE design.

The way the motherboard mounts, the I/O panel and the GPU ports face straight down, a couple of inches from the floor. So when you plug in a displayport cable to the GPU, it has to have a very tight curve to it, and it'll still put tension on the GPU. I ended up buying this funky right-angle displayport thing to mitigate the issue.

The IO shield pointing down is very annoying because any time you want to plug something into the motherboard, whether it's a USB cable or an ethernet cable, whatever, you have to access the bottom of the case. So it's REALLY annoying in that regard.

But Dommer, you say, "who cares about that, there's front panel IO". And yes, there is front panel IO, right at the bottom of the case. Where it's perfectly placed so that when you tip the case forward to get access to the bottom of the case, you bend the USB sticks or dongles you have plugged into it, destroying them.

The kicker of shit-design is how the power cable is routed. The power supply plug is not exposed to the outside of the case, so you have to run the power cable down this really poorly implemented set of velcro straps down the back of the case. It's ugly and seems a weird afterthought.

Finally, for an ITX case, this thing is really not that small, so what's the point?

All in all, there's a lot of great ITX cases. This aint one of them.
The Corsair website sells the same discounted case with three included and pre-installed AF 120 RGB Slim fans for $69.99β€”whoever wants to pay an extra $10 for three RGB fans.
You will have to use an ITX PSU.
They had the one with the fans in the December sale for $60.
It is a nice case with good airflow but, it is as tall as a mid case but half the depth.
It is 18" tall.
The I/O points down making access to the backplane a PITA.
It will take a 360mm video card, but it is large for a mITX case.
Pay the ITX premium for a small footprint Tower I think you may as well just go micro ATX and have the space.

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Jan 5, 2025
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AngelRatatouille
Jan 5, 2025
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  • The Corsair website sells the same discounted case with three included and pre-installed AF 120 RGB Slim fans for $69.99β€”whoever wants to pay an extra $10 for three RGB fans.
  • You will have to use an ITX PSU.
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SociableHaddock3665
Jan 5, 2025
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Quote from AngelRatatouille :
  • The Corsair website sells the same discounted case with three included and pre-installed AF 120 RGB Slim fans for $69.99β€”whoever wants to pay an extra $10 for three RGB fans.
  • You will have to use an ITX PSU.
You meant sfx psu? That's pretty standard for itx
Jan 7, 2025
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anaccounthasnoname
Jan 7, 2025
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Quote from AngelRatatouille :
  • The Corsair website sells the same discounted case with three included and pre-installed AF 120 RGB Slim fans for $69.99β€”whoever wants to pay an extra $10 for three RGB fans.
  • You will have to use an ITX PSU.
The Corsair website also has ID.me integration for an additional discount for those who qualify.

EDIT: ID.me does not apply to this item on Corsair's website, and also the free shipping mysteriously disappeared mid transaction, making it a much better deal to go with the Newegg deal if you don't need fans (who doesn't already have good 120mm fans??).
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sshlyk
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Quote from SociableHaddock3665 :
You meant sfx psu? That's pretty standard for itx
Some mini atx cases still fit large atx PSU. Cable management becomes really hard task
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They had the one with the fans in the December sale for $60.
It is a nice case with good airflow but, it is as tall as a mid case but half the depth.
It is 18" tall.
The I/O points down making access to the backplane a PITA.
It will take a 360mm video card, but it is large for a mITX case.
Pay the ITX premium for a small footprint Tower I think you may as well just go micro ATX and have the space.
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dommer
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I have this case, and I have to say, I find it to be a TERRIBLE design.

The way the motherboard mounts, the I/O panel and the GPU ports face straight down, a couple of inches from the floor. So when you plug in a displayport cable to the GPU, it has to have a very tight curve to it, and it'll still put tension on the GPU. I ended up buying this funky right-angle displayport thing to mitigate the issue.

The IO shield pointing down is very annoying because any time you want to plug something into the motherboard, whether it's a USB cable or an ethernet cable, whatever, you have to access the bottom of the case. So it's REALLY annoying in that regard.

But Dommer, you say, "who cares about that, there's front panel IO". And yes, there is front panel IO, right at the bottom of the case. Where it's perfectly placed so that when you tip the case forward to get access to the bottom of the case, you bend the USB sticks or dongles you have plugged into it, destroying them.

The kicker of shit-design is how the power cable is routed. The power supply plug is not exposed to the outside of the case, so you have to run the power cable down this really poorly implemented set of velcro straps down the back of the case. It's ugly and seems a weird afterthought.

Finally, for an ITX case, this thing is really not that small, so what's the point?

All in all, there's a lot of great ITX cases. This aint one of them.
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Adelley
Jan 7, 2025
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Quote from MoosehornMan :
They had the one with the fans in the December sale for $60.
It is a nice case with good airflow but, it is as tall as a mid case but half the depth.
It is 18" tall.
The I/O points down making access to the backplane a PITA.
It will take a 360mm video card, but it is large for a mITX case.
Pay the ITX premium for a small footprint Tower I think you may as well just go micro ATX and have the space.
What's a good case that has a small footprint?

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NoSleep007
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It looks like an Xbox, lol.
Jan 7, 2025
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CharleyW
Jan 7, 2025
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Quote from Adelley :
What's a good case that has a small footprint?
fractal ridge πŸ‘πŸ‘
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Adelley
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Quote from CharleyW :
fractal ridge πŸ‘πŸ‘
Definitely a smaller footprint. Lol but maybe there's a better looking one you've been eyeing that's more recent?
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dep411
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Quote from CharleyW :
fractal ridge πŸ‘πŸ‘
It's a bish to build in and get temps under control


I just did a build in an lian li A420 and it went really smooth and the footprint is nice and small
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Quote from CharleyW :
fractal ridge πŸ‘πŸ‘
I would rather the Fractal Ridge, but that's a helluva price difference compared to this Corsair iCUE 2000D.
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CharleyW
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Quote from Frank_Nitty :
I would rather the Fractal Ridge, but that's a helluva price difference compared to this Corsair iCUE 2000D.
it's true, it's only worth the hassle and money if portability is at the front of your interests.
I'm leaning towards making it happen. i have multiple rooms and travel in mind
I'd pfrefer Fractal terra with a handle some how, it's surprising how little offerings there are for really compressed itx cases with the handle on top.

I've been imagining a handle that would be flush with the top of a compact itx case but with a slight button tab along side of it allowing you to reach a middle finger in and access the handle but then it would go down flat and flush again when not using it.

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Quote from dommer :
I have this case, and I have to say, I find it to be a TERRIBLE design.

The way the motherboard mounts, the I/O panel and the GPU ports face straight down, a couple of inches from the floor. So when you plug in a displayport cable to the GPU, it has to have a very tight curve to it, and it'll still put tension on the GPU. I ended up buying this funky right-angle displayport thing to mitigate the issue.

The IO shield pointing down is very annoying because any time you want to plug something into the motherboard, whether it's a USB cable or an ethernet cable, whatever, you have to access the bottom of the case. So it's REALLY annoying in that regard.

But Dommer, you say, "who cares about that, there's front panel IO". And yes, there is front panel IO, right at the bottom of the case. Where it's perfectly placed so that when you tip the case forward to get access to the bottom of the case, you bend the USB sticks or dongles you have plugged into it, destroying them.

The kicker of shit-design is how the power cable is routed. The power supply plug is not exposed to the outside of the case, so you have to run the power cable down this really poorly implemented set of velcro straps down the back of the case. It's ugly and seems a weird afterthought.

Finally, for an ITX case, this thing is really not that small, so what's the point?

All in all, there's a lot of great ITX cases. This aint one of them.
I have it. It is built very, very well but you are right, TERRIBLE design. I really wanted to love it, but I hate it.

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