i knew i wasnt going mad, i bought the case last week from overclokers uk and built my machine with 140mm intake fans on the bottom and i had the excat same isue. i just put 2 screw in and it holds it down. i really do like this case and i vertically mounted my gpu which it awesome. i know the say they say you can only put 4 120mm on the side wall but i manged to fit 3 140mm using tie wraps and it works
@@Wimpelmann hi i used the following Phanteks Vertical GPU Mounting Bracket with PCIe 4.0 Riser Cable SKU: CA-0B3-PT EAN: 0886523002918 MPN: PH-VGPUKT4.0_03R MANUFACTURER Phanteks
Thank you for the great video and all these details on this magnificent case! I'm not so experienced on creating such builds and i have a question.. You have 9x120mm exhaust fans there and only 3x140mm intake fans? Won't this create a problem with the air flow? Thank you again.
@ronnyspanneveld8110 as a custom water cooling builder usually. I got rid of the O11DXL cause it felt too small. When you are used to proper full towers, the O11DXL ain't really that big or versatile. This NV7 looks like it would fit a nice Alphacool 360mm monsta in push/pull at the top, while still housing 2 more 360x60mm rads, something that can't be done in the O11DXL. But even still, I'm curious on how will the NV9 will compare to the NV7, but to me, the NV7 clearly looks like a better watercooling case than the O11DXL.
I made the mistake of getting a GPU with an AIO and that has limited the cases I can choose from. I have the Y60 but this case and the NV9 is perfect for a GPU with an AIO. That 240mm exhaust is a game changer.
This thing is impressive and expensive af at €250 imported from Germany. Things are getting truly tough here in Spain :( The empty top part is screaming for an screen mod.
Why 3 fans for intake and 9 for exhaust??? It`s insane. Otherwise, nice build and the idea for the control screen above motherboard is very interesting. Might do that myself.
Great review, actually populating all the fans like 99% of owners will do. It would've been nice to see a higher-spec GPU though as I think most people who buy this case will be running something which uses more power.
Dunno if they sent you the case but a shame they didn't add the new D30 fans into the build. And that you had to build with older fans. And also the builds I've seen is using 7 fans for exhaust and 5 for pull. That's what I was hoping for. First one that used 140mm in the bottom and the rest 9 fans for exhaust. Would be nice to see if there is a difference with 12 of the D30 fans and in another config. Good review though. Still reluctant if I'm gonna keep my nv7 which is arriving tommorow or if I shall send it back and just go for a normal case like lian li lancool 3 or perhaps lian li 216 instead.
@@KitGuruJames seen several that had some QC problems with them already. Several has been DOA and the plastic clips aren't aligning as they should so no way to daisy connect them. Let's hope that phantek sorts this out as soon as possible.
I get that. I'll be using this case with a push-pull rad setup up top...T30 fans on top, and RGB fans on the bottom. The space up there is perfect for me.
Love the build but this is an awful lot of exhaust creating a very nagatibe case pressure which will make the case quite dusty very quickly, I think it's designed to have those 4 side fans as intake as well which would be perfect. I absolutely love the 3 140 mil fans at the bottom as intake as it fills the space up so much better in such a large case! Safe to say I'll scrap my plans for the Lian Li 011 Dynamic EVO and go with this instead! Very tastefully done in form and function
@@KitGuruJames the asthetic certainly benefits from them mounted in that way. If that's the focus in such a showcase style frame then I totally understand. Looks like Phanteks made the brand new D30-120 RGB fans in both backward and forward flowing configurations just for this reason. I wish they'd make some D30-140 fans in the same as they fill out the bottom of the case so much and flow nearly twice as much CFM
Finally found a 'worthy' replacement for my Evolv X. I don't need it, but I certainly do want it very much. That space in front of the PSU shroud will be filled up very nicely with a push-pull rad setup. My only concern is if that will fit with the two 120mm fans on the rear at the same time. 🤔
I am in the very same situation, the only problem is, that looking at my silver Evolv X right now, I still realize how beautiful case it is...What I really don´t like about NV7 is the empty space above the motherboard, looks weird IMHO.
I want this case 😢, i will use Seasonic PX-1600 PSU, i7 10700K, ASUS Z490-P motherboard, RTX3080 Noctua and for CPU Deepcool air cooler. Looking on Phanteks M25 fans (12x 120mm), but i need to collect money for that case and fans 😢
one qestion: why the fan below near to the fan on back, create IN and istantly OUT of fresh air without touching any other parts? first fan below push air directly on the last fan on back ... in don't know why this choise
Can you not remove the narrow mesh vent on the reverse side? You left it on the case when removing all the panels and did not mention anything about it. Would be a pain that all the other panels remove for cleaning except that one?
Is there a reason you have the 4 fans on the back/side exhausting and not intaking? Would it not provide better thermals with the side/back and bottom intaking and the rest exhausting (top and rear)?
do like the look of this case, really torn between this and the H9 probably the H9 as my 280mm AIO wont work in the Phanteks case and i dont want the expense of buying another AIO
Ty for the build but could I ask you for a measurement on this case? Can you measure the top space from the top rail(side panel) to the back where the power supply sits? I know it fits 120mm fans but want to see if it can fit a Black Ice Nemesis GTS rad as that is a little wider than regular radiators.
It will be interesting to see if in a few years the whole glass + RGB aesthetic goes the way riced out cars did. While there are a lot of neat things about this case personally it's ugly as sin but I know I'm in the minority on that, at least right now. Case aside always a joy to watch your vids.
RGB has been around for over a decade, I doubt it's going away. (It's popularity may ebb and flow I suppose) And yes, I think you are definitely in the minority on the case aesthetic, I love it. I think a fair argument can be regarding wasted space though.
Another gorgeous video. One major consideration for me would be that, unlike cases without side fans, you can't push this case up to a surface like the side of your desk or a wall so you end up with a pretty mammoth case taking up even more space. (Well technically you could push the window side against a surface but what's the point of that?) Also, a question about the number of intake fans vs the number of extraction fans. Why? Surely that will result in a negative internal pressure reducing the effectiveness of the AIO and also sucking dust in through every little crack that isn't covered by a dust filter.
thats a stunning build and a stunning case - how much did that build cost with all the fans ? how much are those fans anyway? its a brand I havent looked at for fans.
Hey man im gonna be building my pc in the nv9 and im inexperienced, so i got two aios and one of them is a 240 and im gonna put it on the side. Im gonna do push pull on it and i was wondering if it would be best to leave the other fan slots on the side empty, or fill them in with fans?
9 exhaust fans and only 3 intake fans is the worst ventilation I've seen in a long time but that's more on the installer than Phanteks. I've heard there are some newer fans that have reverse flow but the M25 fans are conventional. Normally with negative airflow this bad it'll pull from the unfiltered spots but I'm not even sure there's any openings left to draw air into the case. Well there are small areas in the rear to allow dust laden air into the case so I’d say while the case looks nice, it’s functionally a mess. Which highlights a weakness of this case…the lack of filtering. Phanteks, like Lian Li, tout their mesh as a filter but with the Phanteks mesh hole size known on their other cases to be 1mm (as opposed to the larger 1.5mm hole size in the Lian Li mesh screens) I can only assume the mesh on this case is also ineffective as a dust filter as well. Worse now since this is an extreme negative pressure build. The assembler decided to go for looks over functionality. That is going to be one hot dusty box. That is the epitome of a brain fart.
The fan orientation was like this for aesthetics only. If I had the new D30 forward/reverse fans at the time of the case review the side fans would have been intakes. Unfortunately the D30 fans arrived a few days after filming.
@@KitGuruJames is it ok ? Waiting for delivery of NV7 and pack of D30, still thinking about radiator placement. Maybe it will be better to mount radiator on the side for intake?
@@yougrin it depends whether you want to prioritise CPU or GPU cooling. If your priority is CPU then install the AIO rad on the side mount with intake fans, with bottom intake fans and top/rear exhausts. If you want to prioritise GPU cooling then install the CPU radiator in the roof with exhaust fans. If I was to build a gaming system in this case that will be used daily, I would have intake fans on the side/bottom fan mounts and exhaust on the top/rear fan mounts with the CPU AIO in the roof.
wow what an awesome build james - certainly showcased what that case will do. You would really need to factor in £50 for fans for that case, surely..... right?
I hate all glass. I don't want to see any internal components unless I open the case. If you do that you can get rid of the power supply shroud and let the lowest front fan have any function at all. I want a computer case for grownups without any glass or lights. Preferably with the aesthetics of the CDC 6600, or maybe 1990s beige. I remember the days when you could just rivet in extra hard drive cages at the bottom of the case without affecting the GPU airflow too much.
I can see another issue, what about people who use WIFI antennas?? Some don't have long cables so how would the back panel clash with them? Also not really a good idea putting a massive piece of metal against any kind of antennas lol. This case screams out for a THICC radiator in the top in push pull too, otherwise it looks quite bare in the top area. An Arctic Liquid Freezer AIO would look quite good up there as its a thicker radiator and in push pull would fill that space up nicely.
You bring up a great point - WiFi antennas on current motherboard. Now the back door is removable so it's an easy fix but you do give up the clean atheistic that the door provides.
@@Fezzy976 It is called proper spelling and education. Something you kids have absolutely no fucking idea about these days. Stupid dumb shits....the whole lot of you.
Wow…no offense but that’s a horrible airflow choice. All fans should be INTAKE except for the rear and maybe the top. Also improper thermal paste application. Should ALWAYS be a single blob in the middle. Other than those mistakes the system looks great.
i knew i wasnt going mad, i bought the case last week from overclokers uk and built my machine with 140mm intake fans on the bottom and i had the excat same isue. i just put 2 screw in and it holds it down. i really do like this case and i vertically mounted my gpu which it awesome. i know the say they say you can only put 4 120mm on the side wall but i manged to fit 3 140mm using tie wraps and it works
What Gpu mount did u use?
@@Wimpelmann hi i used the following
Phanteks Vertical GPU Mounting Bracket with PCIe 4.0 Riser Cable
SKU: CA-0B3-PT
EAN: 0886523002918
MPN: PH-VGPUKT4.0_03R
MANUFACTURER Phanteks
I like how with this case they took the side intake concept to it's natural conclusion, and pushed it all the way to the side panel.
"It is natural conclusion"?
This is exactly what i added to my shopping basket. Amazing that you showed us the basics and the final feel. Thank you!
The 2-fan space on the back would fit the new Alphacool Core Distro Plate 240mm quite nicely.
i love your builds James, i watched the timelapse first!
Thank you for the great video and all these details on this magnificent case! I'm not so experienced on creating such builds and i have a question.. You have 9x120mm exhaust fans there and only 3x140mm intake fans? Won't this create a problem with the air flow?
Thank you again.
I would go intake on bottom and wall. Exhaust back and top.
I was about to ask the same thing.
Exactly. It can be regulated by rpm adjustment, but it would be a lot of power to the 140s and minimal rpm at the 120s. Strange decision.
Same here ...same question?
the level of design that went into these is just fantastic , lightyears ahead of tha competition , fantastic cases
the cost of the case is doubled if you populate it with 12 fans. Overall a nice showcase, if you have the money.
in italy 3 fans 100€, and the case 250/290€ 😓
should have used a white version in the demo makes things clearer to see in a video
My question is which one would you get? The nv7 or nv9?
It looks like a lian li but bigger! I already have the xl version if I didn't have I would have bought this. Its a massive beautiful case.
lianli xl 68,86L Phantex 78,87L but the lian li is way better for custom water cooling... oh the nv7 weighs 17 kilo's :P the XL is 13 kilo's :P
@ronnyspanneveld8110 as a custom water cooling builder usually. I got rid of the O11DXL cause it felt too small. When you are used to proper full towers, the O11DXL ain't really that big or versatile.
This NV7 looks like it would fit a nice Alphacool 360mm monsta in push/pull at the top, while still housing 2 more 360x60mm rads, something that can't be done in the O11DXL.
But even still, I'm curious on how will the NV9 will compare to the NV7, but to me, the NV7 clearly looks like a better watercooling case than the O11DXL.
That is a fantastic amount of cooling have to be careful not to get sucked inside that thing.
I made the mistake of getting a GPU with an AIO and that has limited the cases I can choose from. I have the Y60 but this case and the NV9 is perfect for a GPU with an AIO. That 240mm exhaust is a game changer.
I’m stuck between this case and the H9
This thing is impressive and expensive af at €250 imported from Germany. Things are getting truly tough here in Spain :(
The empty top part is screaming for an screen mod.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. Or may a cut screen with some LEDs in the back.
Great review and talking points. Good length and in-depth discussion.
Why 3 fans for intake and 9 for exhaust??? It`s insane.
Otherwise, nice build and the idea for the control screen above motherboard is very interesting. Might do that myself.
They make reverse polarity fans...
@@joeymadden7456 Didn't he say that every fan was exhaust besides from the bottom? @ 25:57
@@joeymadden7456 thats not what reverse fans looks like 🤦♂
Great review, actually populating all the fans like 99% of owners will do. It would've been nice to see a higher-spec GPU though as I think most people who buy this case will be running something which uses more power.
Dunno if they sent you the case but a shame they didn't add the new D30 fans into the build. And that you had to build with older fans. And also the builds I've seen is using 7 fans for exhaust and 5 for pull. That's what I was hoping for. First one that used 140mm in the bottom and the rest 9 fans for exhaust. Would be nice to see if there is a difference with 12 of the D30 fans and in another config. Good review though. Still reluctant if I'm gonna keep my nv7 which is arriving tommorow or if I shall send it back and just go for a normal case like lian li lancool 3 or perhaps lian li 216 instead.
Unfortunately the D30 fans didn't arrive in time. I'll try and look at them in some future content.
@@KitGuruJames seen several that had some QC problems with them already. Several has been DOA and the plastic clips aren't aligning as they should so no way to daisy connect them. Let's hope that phantek sorts this out as soon as possible.
Love the build, case looks great. Will be interested when they release a smaller version as that empty space above the mobo irks me lol.
I get that. I'll be using this case with a push-pull rad setup up top...T30 fans on top, and RGB fans on the bottom.
The space up there is perfect for me.
@@JeremyArchie Even with a push-pull setup, there will be still a lot of empty space.
@@ToanNguyen-mh2bb Not a problem for me. I'm just glad the space is there. I have ideas for a small display-panel as well. I'll see how that goes.
Many people will likely add a stat display mounted in that space, which would look really great. That's what I'd do.
Seen a build with a sensor panel there already, must admit, it looks nice
Can you fit Lian Li Strimer on that 24 pin? I'm thinking maybe around the light bar, but I can't tell just from the videos 😕
That was the most relaxing PC build I've ever seen.
I should be getting mine any day now. Anyway, has anyone built in one with a 24-Pin Strimmer?
Another way to use that space at the top could be a nice info-screen.
My custom painted Corsair 5000D airflow is about to be replaced for a custom painted NV7...maybe an NV5 if it's big enough and the reviews are good
Love the build but this is an awful lot of exhaust creating a very nagatibe case pressure which will make the case quite dusty very quickly, I think it's designed to have those 4 side fans as intake as well which would be perfect. I absolutely love the 3 140 mil fans at the bottom as intake as it fills the space up so much better in such a large case!
Safe to say I'll scrap my plans for the Lian Li 011 Dynamic EVO and go with this instead! Very tastefully done in form and function
The side exhaust fans were mainly there for looks as the back of M25 fans isn't so pretty.
@@KitGuruJames the asthetic certainly benefits from them mounted in that way. If that's the focus in such a showcase style frame then I totally understand.
Looks like Phanteks made the brand new D30-120 RGB fans in both backward and forward flowing configurations just for this reason.
I wish they'd make some D30-140 fans in the same as they fill out the bottom of the case so much and flow nearly twice as much CFM
Really wish those were d-30 fans :( I wanted to see how you hook all 12 up...I just bought that setup.
I just love the soundtrack! Thank you.
Finally found a 'worthy' replacement for my Evolv X.
I don't need it, but I certainly do want it very much. That space in front of the PSU shroud will be filled up very nicely with a push-pull rad setup.
My only concern is if that will fit with the two 120mm fans on the rear at the same time. 🤔
I am in the very same situation, the only problem is, that looking at my silver Evolv X right now, I still realize how beautiful case it is...What I really don´t like about NV7 is the empty space above the motherboard, looks weird IMHO.
Great review
Whats the song that plays during the build timelapse? It starts at 19:36
I want this case 😢, i will use Seasonic PX-1600 PSU, i7 10700K, ASUS Z490-P motherboard, RTX3080 Noctua and for CPU Deepcool air cooler. Looking on Phanteks M25 fans (12x 120mm), but i need to collect money for that case and fans 😢
That big gap above motherboard be perfect for small display
Yeah that’s a good idea
He did say that in the video. Pay attention next time.
That is a pretty chunky case might be tough to find a home for it around the desk.
one qestion: why the fan below near to the fan on back, create IN and istantly OUT of fresh air without touching any other parts? first fan below push air directly on the last fan on back ... in don't know why this choise
I have the white version and I love this case but the lack of dust filters is bonkers on such an expensive case.
I installed 3 arctic F14 fans at the bottom with no issues 🤔
Can you not remove the narrow mesh vent on the reverse side? You left it on the case when removing all the panels and did not mention anything about it. Would be a pain that all the other panels remove for cleaning except that one?
Is there a reason you have the 4 fans on the back/side exhausting and not intaking? Would it not provide better thermals with the side/back and bottom intaking and the rest exhausting (top and rear)?
The manual recommends how he has them installed but I agree with you. I feel those switched to intake would be much better.
do like the look of this case, really torn between this and the H9 probably the H9 as my 280mm AIO wont work in the Phanteks case and i dont want the expense of buying another AIO
So nice, can we put 2 rtx 4090? Thank you.
Awesome awesome build and great video and edits. Curious what you used for the Radiator hose seperators?
plastic clips that come with the AIO
I am sure V1tech is watching and will release some nice custom rgb plates for that extra space up top :)
looks great but gets spoilt by the aio pipes on the right, can they not go the left side?
Ty for the build but could I ask you for a measurement on this case? Can you measure the top space from the top rail(side panel) to the back where the power supply sits? I know it fits 120mm fans but want to see if it can fit a Black Ice Nemesis GTS rad as that is a little wider than regular radiators.
Expensive. But i do quite like it. You would need to budget a lot of money for fans as well. So that needs factored in.
This is going to be another part of my ridiculously expnding case collection! LOL!!! Ronseal of Approval on the review.
It will be interesting to see if in a few years the whole glass + RGB aesthetic goes the way riced out cars did. While there are a lot of neat things about this case personally it's ugly as sin but I know I'm in the minority on that, at least right now. Case aside always a joy to watch your vids.
RGB has been around for over a decade, I doubt it's going away. (It's popularity may ebb and flow I suppose) And yes, I think you are definitely in the minority on the case aesthetic, I love it. I think a fair argument can be regarding wasted space though.
hi! Did you manage to boot 64GB of ram @ 6000MHz? with 4 sticks? if not, what speed did you manage finally? Thanks!!!
the video out ports on the gpu would be tight with that mesh back on
Finally an NV7 build!
wonder know is this case compatible with corsair rm850x shift, which is a PSU with a side connector interface.
Wish there was an easy way to stop dust building up inside.
How is the fan controller managed with daisy chaining? up to 16 fans? how many fans in each port? Thanks in advance
where to connect fan cables??? there are 9 fan cables is there a hub or something what does the case have for those?
So no Corsair Shift psu at all will fit.
Where can I buy the drgb controller ?
Magnificant Dutch design.
Did you end up taking the gpu off to put the bracket at the side of the mobo in? 😆
WHERE IS BALDY?!? OMG! THIS CASE WAS MEANT FOR HIM!
I'll send it to him for his birthday.
I would absolutely buy this for a custom loop build.
Unfortunately I've just finished my new build on Thermaltake view 51 snow :)
D30 fans look sooooooo much better than these. Really good and comprehensive review though, thanks.
Another gorgeous video.
One major consideration for me would be that, unlike cases without side fans, you can't push this case up to a surface like the side of your desk or a wall so you end up with a pretty mammoth case taking up even more space. (Well technically you could push the window side against a surface but what's the point of that?)
Also, a question about the number of intake fans vs the number of extraction fans. Why? Surely that will result in a negative internal pressure reducing the effectiveness of the AIO and also sucking dust in through every little crack that isn't covered by a dust filter.
thats a stunning build and a stunning case - how much did that build cost with all the fans ? how much are those fans anyway? its a brand I havent looked at for fans.
M25-120 3 packs are around £35
how would you install an GPU weight supporter for, lets say an rtx 4090, with the buttom fans being installed at the same time ?
you can't
Hey man im gonna be building my pc in the nv9 and im inexperienced, so i got two aios and one of them is a 240 and im gonna put it on the side. Im gonna do push pull on it and i was wondering if it would be best to leave the other fan slots on the side empty, or fill them in with fans?
Pretty thing. Thanks for build.
Very good design, I want it
9 exhaust fans and only 3 intake fans is the worst ventilation I've seen in a long time but that's more on the installer than Phanteks. I've heard there are some newer fans that have reverse flow but the M25 fans are conventional.
Normally with negative airflow this bad it'll pull from the unfiltered spots but I'm not even sure there's any openings left to draw air into the case. Well there are small areas in the rear to allow dust laden air into the case so I’d say while the case looks nice, it’s functionally a mess.
Which highlights a weakness of this case…the lack of filtering.
Phanteks, like Lian Li, tout their mesh as a filter but with the Phanteks mesh hole size known on their other cases to be 1mm (as opposed to the larger 1.5mm hole size in the Lian Li mesh screens) I can only assume the mesh on this case is also ineffective as a dust filter as well.
Worse now since this is an extreme negative pressure build. The assembler decided to go for looks over functionality. That is going to be one hot dusty box. That is the epitome of a brain fart.
The fan orientation was like this for aesthetics only. If I had the new D30 forward/reverse fans at the time of the case review the side fans would have been intakes. Unfortunately the D30 fans arrived a few days after filming.
Hello.
Fans on top - they exhaust warm air from case through CPU radiator ?
Yes.
@@KitGuruJames is it ok ? Waiting for delivery of NV7 and pack of D30, still thinking about radiator placement. Maybe it will be better to mount radiator on the side for intake?
@@yougrin it depends whether you want to prioritise CPU or GPU cooling. If your priority is CPU then install the AIO rad on the side mount with intake fans, with bottom intake fans and top/rear exhausts.
If you want to prioritise GPU cooling then install the CPU radiator in the roof with exhaust fans.
If I was to build a gaming system in this case that will be used daily, I would have intake fans on the side/bottom fan mounts and exhaust on the top/rear fan mounts with the CPU AIO in the roof.
@@KitGuruJames Thanks.
wow what an awesome build james - certainly showcased what that case will do. You would really need to factor in £50 for fans for that case, surely..... right?
3 sets of D30s will cost as much as the case itself, which is crazy
£200 ?
At least. A 3 pack of M25-120 fans is around £35.
No dust filters???
There is a problem with this case: the back web should be removed for plug sound jacks, DP cable so whats the sense of setting up a web door on back?
had a lot of exhaust fans
How many fans should we put in our new case?
YES!
what would be the smallest psu you could use with this case
Pico sized 😂. Don’t expect it to work though.
What size are those bottom fans
140mm
i have an ssd but my pc doesnt boot up that fast 24:02
I like this case but it looks much better with phanteks d30-120 fans imho ..
Radiator placement is so messed up in this large case.
If only it would fit my Corsair RM1000X shift psu
Not sure about that angled bottom of the case.
would look a bit daft with an itx mobo in a case that size LOL
Waiting on this case just to get my new build.
🤣🤣🤣WE WANT TO SEE LEO WITH CUSTOM LIQUID COOLING🤣🤣🤣
Surely you could have got another couple of fans in there.
😂
the 4 fans on the side should be reversed so they intake
Just add phanteks fans only $360!
My man did 3 intake fans and 9 exhaust 😂
why not use phanteks d30 fans
what case for 5090 series?:D
no one wants fans anymore , everyone has there favourites that they would add anyway i believe
Wouldn’t agree. I always change fans every build / 2 years.
cool
Well thats a way to sell those 140 fans
i hate the tinted glass. like if you are going for a no rgb build there is no way to see the parts inside
Get the white one!
I love tinted glass ❤, it feels more premium than without tint! Best tints so far have Corsair 4000D and 5000D 😊
Just get a light strip and set it to dim white around the glass
I hate all glass. I don't want to see any internal components unless I open the case. If you do that you can get rid of the power supply shroud and let the lowest front fan have any function at all.
I want a computer case for grownups without any glass or lights. Preferably with the aesthetics of the CDC 6600, or maybe 1990s beige.
I remember the days when you could just rivet in extra hard drive cages at the bottom of the case without affecting the GPU airflow too much.
@@LinusBerglund bruh. Just get a dogshit case then. One of those old stuff they gave us in school back in the day
It has so many gaps in the metal it literally is one big vent that contains a computer.
Why u look like the prisoner from bo2 zombies buried
I can see another issue, what about people who use WIFI antennas?? Some don't have long cables so how would the back panel clash with them? Also not really a good idea putting a massive piece of metal against any kind of antennas lol.
This case screams out for a THICC radiator in the top in push pull too, otherwise it looks quite bare in the top area. An Arctic Liquid Freezer AIO would look quite good up there as its a thicker radiator and in push pull would fill that space up nicely.
Thick*. Not thicc.
@@Digikidthevoiceofreason r/whooosh
You bring up a great point - WiFi antennas on current motherboard. Now the back door is removable so it's an easy fix but you do give up the clean atheistic that the door provides.
@@Fezzy976 It is called proper spelling and education. Something you kids have absolutely no fucking idea about these days.
Stupid dumb shits....the whole lot of you.
Bit too many fans outtakes. Would change the side to intakes
Wow…no offense but that’s a horrible airflow choice. All fans should be INTAKE except for the rear and maybe the top. Also improper thermal paste application. Should ALWAYS be a single blob in the middle.
Other than those mistakes the system looks great.
this setup has crazy negative pressure. switch the side fans to intake