Corsair likes to innovate with its PC cases, and that's one of the reasons I love this brand when it comes to PC building. My first build was in a Corsair 2000D Airflow case, which was the first-ever ITX small form factor chassis that was capable of squeezing in a full-sized AIO cooler into it. Now, Corsair is reinventing the wheel for standard-sized gaming PCs with the new Air 5400 chassis.
This new ATX case follows up on Corsair's older Air 540, which was the first ever dual-chamber chassis. Now, the Air 5400 introduces a third chamber, meaning you'll have the standard area for your motherboard, components, and graphics card, a second chamber for your power supply and cables, and a third chamber dedicated solely to your AIO radiator and fans that cool your CPU.
