CORSAIR FRAME 4000 Series

The FRAME 4000 has a split side glass/mesh that can be removed independently depending on what you need to do.

• To remove the top Three-Quarter Side Glass Panel (A), unscrew the panel at the back of the case and swing the glass off the tabs in the front of the case.
• To remove the lower Quarter Mesh Side Panel (N), unscrew the panel at the back of the case and swing the mesh off the tabs in the front of the case.

• To remove the Steel Side Panel (G), unscrew the panel at the back of the case and swing the panel off from the tabs towards the front of the case.

• Pull the Front Panel (I) outward. It's secured by two ball snaps at the top and bottom.

• Unscrew the two captive thumbscrews in the rear and pull the rubberized strap to remove the Top Panel (D).

The PSU Shroud (L) is held in with a screw in the front of the case along the side and a screw in the rear panel of the case.

• Remove these two screws and the shroud will lift out.

• Unscrew the screw at the top of the mount and tip the mount or cable cover out of the side. Repeat this in reverse to reinstall the part of your choice.

The Standard Steel Motherboard Tray (C) is held in by 4 screws along the back of the tray.

• Unscrew these four screws, tilt the tray outward and lift it out.

The Front Panel I/O is held in with two screws on the bottom of the case.

• To remove it, simply unscrew these two screws, and the entire Front Panel I/O assembly can be lifted out.
• To reinstall the Front Panel I/O or to install a new one, place the assembly back in position and secure it with the same two screws.

The FRAME 4000 supports mITX, mATX, ATX, and E-ATX motherboards, including ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth with reversed power connections.

• Align the motherboard with the standoffs and secure it with the provided Motherboard Screws (9).

• Connect the FPANEL plug to the front panel I/O header on your motherboard, aligning it with the keyed layout. This header is often labeled JFP1 on some motherboards.

• Use the included Top-mounted Front I/O Adapter (14) to connect the FPANEL plug to the individual front panel I/O header pins.

• FRAME 4000D
• FRAME 4000D RS
• FRAME 4000D RS ARGB

• FRAME 4000D LCD RS ARGB
• FRAME 4000D VAULT SERIES

The FRAME 4000 includes a Reverse Connector Magnetic Strip (2) that is designed to cover the visible edge of the reverse connector holes in the motherboard tray.

• Align the Reverse Connector Magnetic Strip (2) to your standoffs and adjust side to side to close the gap on your motherboard.

If you're installing a motherboard with reverse connectors, the Reverse Connector Magnetic Strip (2) can be used to fill the gap around the 24-pin ATX port, providing a cleaner and more polished appearance.

When installing a standard motherboard, you can slide the Reverse Connector Magnetic Strip (2) behind the board, aligning it with the screw holes along the motherboard tray, to cover the reverse connector slot and conceal any wires running along the motherboard tray for a cleaner look.

The FRAME 4000 can mount up to 12x 120mm or 7x 140mm on the top, side, and rear of the case.

CORSAIR's InfiniRail is an innovative fan and radiator mounting system designed to offer exceptional flexibility and ease of use in PC case builds. Unlike traditional cases with fixed mounting points, InfiniRail utilizes adjustable steel rails that allow users to slide and position fans and radiators precisely where needed.

The FRAME 4000 features two of these InfiniRail systems; one on the top and one on the front.

Adjusting the Rails in the Front of the Case

• Loosen the Philips head screw on both ends of the InfiniRails.
• Adjust both front rails for your fans according to the markings on the case.

Adjusting the Rail on the Top of the Case

• Loosen the Philips head screw on both ends of the InfiniRail.
• Adjust the the top rail for your fans according to the markings on the case.

Installing 120mm or 140mm Fans

To install 120mm or 140mm fans using the front InfiniRail Fan Mounting System, you need to install the InfiniRail Fan Mounts (3). Use four mounts per fan, two on each side of the rails.

• Clip the InfiniRail Fan Mounts (3) onto the rails by anchoring the inner edge of each mount first, then snapping the outer edge into place.

• Slide the mounts along the rails to align them with your fan mounting points.
• Align your fans to the mounting tabs on the mounts and secure them by screwing in Self-Tapping Fans Screws (7).

• Once aligned, you can lock the setup in place with the InfiniRail Fan Mount Lock Screws (13).

Installing 200mm Fans

200mm fans will screw directly into the InfiniRail mounts without the plastic fan mounts. Remove the mounts if they came pre-installed on your case.

• Align your fans to the mounting slots on the InfiniRails and secure them by screwing Self-Tapping Fans Screws (7) into the fan frame.

• Align your fans to the InfiniRail fan mounting slots and and secure them by screwing Self-Tapping Fans Screws (7) into the fan frame.

To install fans on the side, ensure you have the Side Fan Mounting Bracket (1) installed.

• Align your fans to the fan mounting slots, and and secure them by screwing Self-Tapping Fans Screws (7) into the fan frame.

• Align your fans to the fan mounting holes on the PSU Shroud (L)
• Secure the fans with Long Fan Screws (8).

• Align your fan to the fan mounting holes.
• Secure the fan by screwing in Self-Tapping Fans Screws (7).

FRAME 4000 has fill / drain ports pre-punched in the top and bottom panels for a Hydro X open loop liquid cooling setup.

• Remove the port covers by gently prying them off with a flathead screwdriver.

The FRAME 4000 offers several locations to mount a radiator for liquid cooling, with the front and top locations featuring an adjustable InfiniRail fan mount. Please refer to the Fan Installation section for details on using the InfiniRail Fan Mounting System.

Top mounting provides optimal noise performance, but other mounts can be utilized based on your build preferences. Consult your cooler's product manual for more tips on usage and best practices.

The FRAME 4000 includes two Combination Drive Plates (E) - each capable of mounting one HDD or two SSDs. Using both plates you can choose between 2x HDDs, 4x SSDs, or a 1x HDD with 2x SSDs.

• Unscrew the thumbscrew securing the Combination Drive Plate (E), then remove the plate.

• Install the SSD(s) onto the Combination Drive Plate (E) by securing it to the bottom of the plate using the included SSD Screws (10).

• Install the HDD onto the Combination Drive Plate (E) by securing it to the bottom of the plate using the included HDD Screws (9).

The Combination Drive Plate (E) also serves as a mounting location for an iCUE LINK System Hub controller, if one is used.

Reinsert the Combination Drive Plate (E) into its designated slot in the case, then secure it by tightening the thumbscrew clockwise.

• Install the PSU with the fan facing down.
• Secure the power supply to the chassis with the two captive screws located on the back of the case.
• For additional security, secure the PSU using two Motherboard Screws (9) screws in the corners of the rear panel.

The FRAME 4000 is fully compatible with all SHIFT power supplies and installs identically to a standard ATX PSU.

The included PCI bracket allows the FRAME 4000 to support both horizontal and vertical GPU mounting configurations.

• Unscrew the PCIe slot covers and remove them.

• Insert the card into the PCIe slot until it clicks into place with the PCIe slot's retention retention mechanism.
• Align the bracket with the PCIe slots and secure the card to the case.

The GPU Anti-sag Stabilization Arm supports your graphics card, preventing it from bending or sagging under the weight of its heatsink. This not only helps protect your graphics card and PCIe slot, but also contributes to a cleaner, more professional-looking build.

• Adjust the GPU Anti-Sag Arm by loosening the front-facing thumbscrew and sliding it up or down.

• Attach the self-adhesive Anti-sag Stabilization Arm Rubber Spacer (6) to the GPU Anti-Sag Arm.

The FRAME 4000 supports vertical GPU mounting with the included PCI Plate (B) and a PCIe Riser Card (sold separately).

• Uninstall the PCI Plate (B) by removing the three screws at the rear of the case.

• Rotate the PCI Plate (B) 90 degrees counterclockwise so that the PCIe slot cover thumbscrews face upward.
• Re-attach the PCI Plate (B) and secure the thumbscrews.

• Install the Vertical Mount Standoffs (11) from the accessory box to the top of the PSU shroud. There are two locations for standoffs, so choose the location that best suits the size of your GPU in relation to how far it is from the side panel.

• Mount the PCIe Riser Card (sold separately) to the Vertical Mount Standoffs (11) using two of the included Motherboard Screws (9).

• Mount the GPU into the PCI bracket by firmly seating it into the riser card until it clicks, then secure it with thumbscrews.

Please visit the CORSAIR RS Series Quick Start Guide for instructions on fan installation.

Please visit the CORSAIR RS ARGB Series Quick Start Guide for instructions on fan installation.

The FRAME 4000 features three removable dust filters. A power supply filter on the bottom, a magnetic filter on the side, and a plastic/nylon filter on the front.

• To remove the Front Fan Filter (J), tilt the plastic filter frame towards the top of the case, pulling from the bottom.

• To remove the magnetic Side Fan Filter (H), pull at the center to flex the frame, then detach the ends from the locking points and lift the filter away.

• To remove the PSU Fan Filter (K), pull it away from the case.

The FRAME 4000 includes other various cable management features such as:

• Variable internal/external hook and loop straps for the rear of the case.
• Multiple positions for hook and loop straps to accommodate standard or reverse connector motherboards.
• Zip tie points are strategically placed for routing power cables to specific devices.
• iCUE LINK cable hooks in the top panel to securely hold LINK cables without permanent attachment.
• Supports most reverse connector motherboards (MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte) that feature connectors on the rear of the board for a build with no visible motherboard cables.
• A dedicated location for your iCUE LINK System Hub.
• If you don’t feel like spending much time on cable management and don’t want your cables visible through the bottom mesh quarter-panel, swap the translucent insert for the color-matched blank-out insert included in the Accessory Box.

CORSAIR FRAME 4000 Series cases come with a 2-year warranty.