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H440, Define R4, Phanteks Enthoo Luxe/Pro would be good choices

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Phanteks Enthoo Pro

 

It can fit a 420 rad on the top and even more elsewhere.

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Arc midi r2

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+1 for the Enthoo Luxe.

 

It has a built in D5 mount, as well as mounts for reservoirs, and that should pretty much say it all.

 

I have the Enthoo Primo, and the build quality is great! (The screwbox they include is a really nice touch)

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