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Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!🤓I went with the FLX fans as I wanted a static fan speed. Just set it at 3k RPM and forget about it kind of thinking, no need for those fans RPMs to fluctuate but there is no difference from FLX and PWM from Noctua in price, or parts supplied for installation. After I first assembled this case, I found an issue where there were certain hot spots in the case, hot air turbulence would circulate at the bottom of the case (rear side below the PSU and front of the GPU, with increased internal temps of GPU, CPU, RAM, MB. As the GPU isn't able to exhaust out the front or side of case efficiently due to the smaller holes of case and could feel the metal panels heat up significantly in those areas and was hot to the touch, than the rest of the panels) and the rear of the case had slight negative pressure and was pulling a bigger particulate of dust and a couple dog hairs. As the FLX fans were added just to help move more air/heat from the case when the 120mm fans would run at lower RPMs and keep internal of case free of the nasty dusts.

That is a good recommendation! For the fan to produce 4.35mm H20 SP, it would have to run @3,300RPM. I had the AF120 fans readily accessible near me. And I actually come accustomed to the white RGB glow from the inside. The AF fans @2,100rpm is 2.86mm H20. If you were to run the Arctic fans at the same speed, you would have roughly the same static pressure. And from what I've experienced, there isn't a need to go over 3mm H20 unless you're severally restricted on airflow(heavy mesh) as the cooling is sufficient at 1,900rpm for the rad fan and lower fan for GPU and exhaust on top is 2,000rpm.

@@xFHIZX Agree. But the P12 Max offers much better value for money.

One change I would recommend is the motherboard (no real issues with it and perfectly works fine) the motherboards USB 2.0 port is 90degree angled pointing towards the front of the case and I had to force/pinch the cable into frame of the case, which made it difficult to fit and could lead to a damaged cable in the future. If you haven't bought the motherboard as of yet, I would recommend the Asus TUF Gaming B650-M Plus Wifi, as the USB 2.0 faces outward and won't run into any issues with plugging in the USB 2.0 cable. and will save you 20$. I also have an update video in regard to the build, check it out if you haven't!

Would highly recommend a 7600 or over a 7500F as they have slightly better performance and as for the IS-55 cooler. I don't have much experience with it, but on Amazon, it is a frequently returned item.

I did some research, and a viable/more reputable option is the Thermalright AXP120-x67 low profile CPU cooler. Reviews are great, Cooling capabilities are respectable for a low profile cooler. If you have the capability of fitting in your case, the bigger the surface area, the better the cooling capability.

7600 stock cooler should be fine. Ots only 65W

can i give some opinion? you can use thermalright SI-100 just put heatsink (75mm) only in CPU, and you can put the fan on top, then 2 additonal fan on front and bottom. for 7500f/7600 with 65 TDP im sure it can be handle it very well. SI-100 have bigger heat sink than si-55 and axp120.

@patrickgrady7047 the manufacturer states that the clearance height is 75mm, and i have read that it may have a 77mm clearance, but if you want actual airflow to be sucked in properly you need more that a 2mm gap between CPU cooler and the power supply if you have an ATX power supply.

Thanks! Just took a few measurements and thought this might work! Bought the 4 fans, and somehow they fit perfectly with the silcone studs! Some precautions depend on the height of the PSU and motherboard heatsink if one were to add these fans to their case. Keep in mind if the MB heatsink doesn't exceed the IO board shield height and PSU isn't wider than the PSU mounting bracket/slot, you should be in the clear!

@@xFHIZX thanks for the explanation, I Will buy a couple of 40mm fans and try to put them in the same way like You. Do you have an idea to chanche the case colors? My case is white so I am thinking mix white and black.

@mrus9820 Best of luck! And feel free to reach out if you have any questions. And a link to the 40mm fans I used is in the description! If you want to utilize Amazon. As for the case color, I don't think there is much options to change out colors unless one was to buy 2 cases or swapping with someone who had a black case or looking online for a used case and mixing to your liking. If you are just wanting to metal frame to be black, you could always strip the PC down to just the frame sand it, hit it with primer and spray paint it black if you're handy with a rattle can

For the Evo having the 4060 heatsink, plus the direct exhaust design helps a lot with internal temps. With my current setup, on Heaven stress test 1440p ultra @165mhz, my GPU temp struggle to get above 73°c.(Hotspot gets up to 85°c) Plenty of things have changed to this build. An update video will be posted today! (Would recommend a fan blowing cool air directly towards the bottom fans to help cool if case is limited on air flow) 7/10 for the EVO Dual, it's solid for a smaller form build as it is only 227 mm long. if your case can fit 267mm GPU, I'd recommend the regularly dual. But the JONSBO C6 case is max 255mm without a front fan or AIO. +being a 4070 super. 8.1/10 for size to performance👍🏼

@@xFHIZX what are the memory temps during gaming and on benchmarks? :)

​@daesz during benchmark test memory temp reached 76°C Played Cyberpunk for 3 hours last night GPU temp reached 74°c Mem temp 78°c Hotspot 86°c CPU temp never went above 81°c Check out my follow up video to see the most recent changes and custom fan placement

@@xFHIZX thanks for the feedback, will do i am choosing between 4070s dual evo and zotac twin edge (need a sub 248mm GPU) and the memory temps on asus dual (non evo variation) was kinda bothering me (90*C), not sure if hardwareluxx made some mistakes measuring memory temps or if got a defect GPU unit with bad cooling system pressure on memory chips 76-78*C is very decent :)

Over the past month I've been messing around with temps and settings and did some upgrades including adding fans to the rear panel between io shield and PSU. I'll be posting a video in the next couple of days covering those changes and temp differences

Honestly, after working with the case and moving it around. I can confidently say that I'm not worried about the safety aspect of it, it seems to be a pretty solid durable case! If you are talking about risk of static shock, I'm not too worried about that. I'd feel comfortable with just putting it on the back seat floorboard. with a small bag for a portable screen and accessories (keyboard, mouse, controller case, camera, and small mic.) but I have been some research on different shoulder carrying bags that is more cubed shaped and be more of a "discreet" carrying option and could put in a rubberized liner for that static shock security but due to the PCs weight/size 15L. I'd like to have something that is small/perfect fit almost like a camera bag.

well for streaming, he is rocking a nvdia gpu and for gaming ryzen 5 is ok

@Night_2908 is correct, the encoding for streaming and recording will be covered by the Nvidia GPU. If you are wondering if Ryzen 7 is better than Ryzen 5 for streaming. Slightly yes, but the margins are slim when comparing different processor models. 7600x is more than enough for streaming, I could have gone a little cheaper but mainly purchased for the gaming side of it