Corsair iCue 5000T RGB TG, weiß, Glasfenster

Ihr könnt von RGB Beleuchtung gar nicht genug bekommen und seid auf der Suche nach einem neuen Gehäuse der Spitzenklasse? Dann könnte das neue Corsair 5000T die Erfüllung eurer Träume sein. Mit über 200 LEDs kommt das Gehäuse daher ich kann schon mal verraten: Es weiß auch aus technischer Sicht absolut zu überzeugen. Wo jedoch auch der kleine Haken ist, lest ihr dann noch im Test im Test.

Jetzt gehen wir in die Vollen! Zu den ohnehin schon wahnwitzigen 208 LEDs des 5000T gesellen sich mit den LC100 Case Accent Lights samt Erweiterungsset nun noch weitere 162 LEDS dazu. Dank der scharnierartigen Magnetverbinder können die flexiblen Dreiecke allerhand interessante Formen annehmen und natürlich in jeder nur erdenklichen Farbe leuchten. Was man mit den kleinen Panels so anstellen kann, lest ihr im Test.

Alles in allem hat Corsair es mit dem iCUE 500T RGB tatsächlich, nach den bereits sehr guten 5000-Gehäusen, geschafft optisch nochmal eine Schippe draufzulegen. Besonders Liebhabern älterer Corsair-Serien, wie dem Graphite 760T, wird das neue 5000T RGB ins Auge fallen. PC-RGB-Freunde, die die entsprechenden Geldmittel opfern wollen, finden hier neben einem sehr guten Gehäuse auch jede Menge RGB-Spielspaß.

Mit dem iCUE 5000T RGB will Corsair das ultimative LED-Gehäuse anbieten. Es wird nicht nur mit drei A-RGB-Frontlüftern ausgeliefert, sondern ist ab Werk auch mit LED-Streifen in Front, Boden und Deckel bestückt. Insgesamt sollen so ganze 208 adressierbare LEDs für eine besonders stimmungs- und effektvolle Beleuchtung sorgen.

Mit dem iCUE 5000T RGB stellt Corsair ein weiteres „Premiumgehäuse“ vor, das schon ab Werk mit umfangreichen Beleuchtungsoptionen für Aufmerksamkeit sorgen soll. Verarbeitung, Materialstärke und Konzept überzeugen. Inklusive RGB-Lüfter-Steuereinheit, -Lüftern und -Leuchtstreifen hat das seinen Preis: 400 Euro lautet der UVP.

You can’t get enough of RGB lighting and are looking for a new top class case? Then the new Corsair 5000T could be the fulfillment of your dreams. The case comes with more than 200 LEDs, and I can already tell you that it is absolutely convincing from a technical point of view. However, you can read more about the small catch in the test.

Now we’re going full speed ahead! The already insane 208 LEDs of the 5000T are now joined by another 162 LEDS with the LC100 Case Accent Lights including expansion set. Thanks to the hinge-like magnetic connectors, the flexible triangles can take on all sorts of interesting shapes and, of course, glow in every color imaginable. Read what you can do with the small panels in our review.

If you have read this far, you will know that we like and don't like about the Corsair 5000T. With its generous allotment of pre-installed RGB components this case looks great out-of-the-box, that said, this case is incredibly expensive at its £349.99 asking price, and this case is simply begging buyers to spend even more money on additional fans and other components.

In terms of case functionality, you get the same general build experience as with the 5000D, but with a few elements of the 7000D. We reviewed both of those cases in the past, and the same ease and beneficial build experience are present with the Corsair iCUE 5000T RGB. Based on that, we can recommend the case as the enclosure's iCUE integration is also a functional and integral extension of the chassis.

Although the 5000T chassis is a fresh design in terms of construction and design, it is reminiscent of the 5000D. Corsair incorporated easily accessible hinged side panels, tempered glass panels on the side, as well as three LL120 RGB fans and four LED strips, which are provided by default. All of this comes together in a costly iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT HUB, which is tied to the iCUE software on the other end of the spectrum. And therein is an evolutionary step made as you can control anything and everything, including two thermal probe sensors. Without a doubt, this is an aesthetically engaging chassis. The dark design of the tested model, together with its aesthetics and overall characteristics, will undoubtedly appeal to a wide range of people. There's a new look to the top side, and there's an options for an LCS next to the motherboard, everything is nice and feels fresh. The cooling performance of this 5000T model is sufficient. The fans that come with the package are relatively quiet, but their performance is mid-range.' There's lots of room in the front and top for a nice LCS, up to 360mm, and you get easy access there as well. Overall, the chassis is simple to operate and requires little maintenance, thanks to the easily cleaned magnet-based dust-filters. Along with adequate SSD storage possibilities, if you remove the HDD tray then you'll also have better access to correct wire routing and management options. Corsair provides a compelling and attractive solution that is extremely feature-rich due to the inclusion of everything iCUE. However, there is one major issue that needs to be addressed: cost. The 5000T will be available for purchase for 399 USD. Now, I am always willing to spend a little more money on a proper chassis, and this one oozes quality but that amount becomes really bothersome for many. It is also the product that you will be looking at all of the time in that gaming room of yours. This chassis, which is high-quality, adaptable, and attractive, comes highly recommended by our team of experts. But there's a cost that made our eye browses frown, daumn son.