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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
I have this case and here's my experience: building the PC was super easy. It's spacious and compartmentalized, AIO in a designated 360mm spot up top, 2 140s in the back, replace the 2 120s in the basement with 2 140s in their nice little compartment with an easily removable cover. The front panel connection is a solid piece so no difficult wiring to do. I would say a tiny bit more space up top for the CPU PSU connections on the Mobo would be nice. Before long I found myself removing the panels to clean the dust and hair, they clean nicely.
To discuss the elephant in the room: yes, they put the GPU a little too far forward for comfort for most, but that means the slots on the back are still compatible with SFF expansion cards ie: wifi cards. GPUs like the 4080 and 4090 are simply way too big for this case without liquid cooling, which...this is supposed to be the optimal Custom Loop case.
 Overall: GN analyzed the case and it didn't score exceptionally well for temps, but I think if you're paying $169 for a case, buying 2 extra fans so both the bottom and back intakes are in use is justified. So, overall: it's not a case you'd ever want to use on a budget, but including extra fans would just produce waste because the included fans are mediocre at best.
My specific config though, with 8 case fans, 4 of which are 140s, it does great. I had a monstrous 3070 that never struggled with temps, and now my 7900 XTX ref card, which is smaller than the 3070 gets honestly great temps even though it's facing the glass. 

TLDR; not a budget case, expect an extra set of fans and it becomes great, but will NOT fit these new jumbo cards without liquid cooled GPUs.
gpt
Thank you for the great insight! I read the long section 😂