A modular mid-tower with an ARGB front panel and a full-length tempered-glass side. It includes four unlit RS120 PWM fans. Swappable panels and motherboard trays let you change the design later, but not every accessory combination fits together.
CC-9011302-WW · black · standard RS120 fans

| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Announcement and availability | 7 April 2026; immediately available at announcement |
| Case type | Mid-tower; steel, tempered glass, plastic |
| Motherboard support | Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, ATX; E-ATX up to 305 × 277 mm |
| Back-connect motherboard support | Supported |
| Graphics card clearance | 405 mm with 25 mm front fans; nominal 430 mm without front fans |
| CPU cooler height | Up to 170 mm |
| Power supply | ATX; up to 220 mm long |
| Included fans | 4 × RS120 PWM; unlit |
| Front panel | RGB Flow; 64 LEDs; 5 V ARGB |
| Front I/O | 20 Gbit/s USB-C; 2 × 5 Gbit/s USB-A; combined headphone/microphone |
| Controls | Power button; no reset switch or drive activity LED |
| Front/top fan rails | Front fans up to 200 mm; top fans up to 140 mm |
| Radiator mounts | Front/top/side: 240, 280 or 360 mm; rear: 120 or 140 mm |
| SATA drive bracket | 2 × 2.5-inch SSDs or 1 × 3.5-inch HDD |
| Cable clearance | 37 mm behind the motherboard |
| Dust filters | Front, side and bottom |
| Vertical GPU mounting | Rotatable PCIe bracket; riser cable separate |
| iCUE LINK lighting | Separate RGB adapter, compatible LINK hub and iCUE 5 required |
Corsair describes FRAME as a platform with interchangeable front and side panels, motherboard trays and PSU shrouds. Cooling and noise depend on the installed components and fan settings. Corsair
Julian found the included fans conspicuously loud at high speeds. Lower speeds also reduced cooling, requiring a balance between noise and temperature.
Hardware-Helden — Julian: FRAME 4000X RS and accessory testThe same test found higher temperatures with the optional closed Pixelglas front. This concerns the airflow effect of changing panels, not a defect in the included ventilated ARGB front.
Hardware-Helden — Julian: FRAME 4000X RS and accessory testJulian reported that the optional fan bracket below a shortened side window interfered with the standard compact PSU shroud. Matching the series name alone does not ensure accessory compatibility.
Hardware-Helden — Julian: FRAME 4000X RS and accessory testHardware Busters finds the case noise damping good except at very low frequencies, and writes that the four stock RS120 fans exceed 2000 rpm at full speed. Build quality, the preinstalled GPU support bracket and support for 13 fans and 360 mm radiators are positives; limited storage placement and the cost of extra accessories are listed as negatives.
Hardware Busters: Corsair FRAME 4000X RS reviewQianfeng lowered the rear fan to fit a top-mounted TITAN 360 RX radiator in the white case, and found the removable motherboard tray helpful during assembly.
Dcard — Qianfeng: white FRAME 4000X RS build experience