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@KarathKasun I'd be lying if I said that was my idea too about the rad but alas I did not think about that when laying out the airflow.

@PopsicleHustler Thanks! It was a year in the making from first assemble to final realization. Most of that was just not know what I wanted to do with it. @RobFRaschke I have the 3 fans on the side for aesthetic reasons mostly. I hate the big gap in the case with no way to close it. I had the 240mm radiator there for a while but the gaps so annoyed me a switched it. This is a passion project as I enjoy building and I saw this is a design/tech challenge. I have no issue dusting out the case frequently since the o11 is easy to pull apart. @Zando Bob Thanks! What settings were you running to get to 5Ghz? I am an absolute novice when it comes to overclocking so I'm sad to admit mine was achieved through the Asus auto setting. I want to get more in depth with it but at this point it would just be for vanity's sake. I don't need more power.

This is my first attempt building a show worthy system. See more photos and description here: https://imgur.com/a/IjolViE TL;DR: Lian Li o11 Dynamic White Intel 8600k Overclocked to 4.8ghz Asus Z370 Prime-A 16GB of Corsair Vengence White LED RAM Asus Strix GTX 1070 256GB Samsung EVO 960 NVME 1TB Patriot SSD Asus Wifi card Corsair H100i v2 upgraded with 2x ML120 RGB fans for top exhaust 2x ML120 Non-RGB fans for bottom intake 3x ML120 RGB fans for side exhaust Corsair Light Controller for all 5 RGB fans Corsair Commander Pro 3x Asus Adressable RGB strips 1x Cablemod 60cm Addressable RGB strip 1x Asus ROG Adressable RGB Controller Cablemod Pro White PSU extension cables (24 pin, 8 pin EPS, 6 pin PCIe)