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It certainly looks cool!

 

I'll assume you're talking about airflow. It's alright. Not as many fan mounts on the front as is normally standard these days, and the drive cage will block some of that unless you take it out and use the hidden bays. It's pretty open, and has good support for tall-ish cpu coolers and a 240mm radiator. What I'd be worrying about is the apparent lack of dust filters. Given how many open spaces there are in the chassis, you'd need a decent positive pressure system to keep dust out.

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4 hours ago, JaegerB said:

Given how many open spaces there are in the chassis, you'd need a decent positive pressure system to keep dust out.

The good news it is comes with 2 120mm intakes and a 120mm exhaust, so that should be slightly less  of an issue. 

 

There are better overall options for a "temperature cool" case while still being "aesthetically cool"... @lachlan02 what are you looking for in a case (features, looks, budget)

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