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If you use that many cables, it might be a little bit of a headache. I'm not sure it wouldn't work, but if I were going to do it, I'd try the following: 1. Use the narrowest and most flexible cables I can where possible. Probably that's easy to do for any 1080p sources. 2. Use a hook/loop strap to tied the cables together before they exit the lid of the case. 3. Definitely move the top fans to the bottom of the case and forgo use of the top fan bracket completely. I don't have a setup as complicated as yours, but My guess is that you could make it work.

Really? That's surprising, but it is a solid board.

I would go online and get a magnetic antenna that connects with wires. This is what many motherboards come with now instead of the stick antennas (antennae?). I don't really think the situation is all that "bad," just that it's not convenient the way they set it up. I'm thinking about setting mine up with 120mm fans on either side and using a Noctua D15 on the CPU to see how well that does, then just leaving the top open. Good luck with your build!

@@ChillBuilds Been in the pc space for years and just found out magnetic solutions exist because of you. Thanks!

@@Rune_17 Yeah, they come with a ton of motherboards now. Stuff like this one www.ebay.com/itm/225763641790?_skw=magnetic+wifi+antenna+asus&itmmeta=01JAEXR781MWCCTT72E6C3F3A5&hash=item34908fc9be:g:qKkAAOSw0Ihk-rlr&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKnCTrsgS4DxxOYvi4TKeFzWINqmVncGaiegMjxTON3kwrYR9gn3dt8evsP6Cdyxy7ALF3XCf3geaibqWTnIQ%2F3EFUzyHEuS%2F3D4SFIaoW0sF5nRDpyQIKWkRaV1NI6TwQqQQ1NKiJ2lMrWCJujfUu109Hx8dj%2FNxK6DGFms%2B74b4VD7E%2Bgb5Bw7saeD7lvXn8s2jZFqNQIeRAt9XQWJTNkpoKTuImm7eSJ7s7qSw2GsuuWjiF1cwpiJ%2FB6Zp%2FgovS5i8HRBS7FGw2BWWCnoBHuTumn35TD0GtfilYl%2Beicqcg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMjPTg3dNk

I do not know, but I would not try it. That's a totally different kind of solvent.

@@ChillBuildswhat if i rinse it with water afterwards

That's a lot of heat for this case. It might work if you really strongly ventilate. Don't know.

@@ChillBuilds tks for your reply, I really enjoy your style video

It's been a long time since i built this. I don't have it anymore. I think it was enough, but this wasn't a very quiet build. I think better fans could have kept it quieter.

It's hard to say exactly. A lot of my parts are received through trades. Sometimes, I buy a whole system, swap out some parts, and sell it to just swap out components and keep things fresh. In my area, if you bought the case new and the rest used, this would probably cost about $1200 to build (at the time of this comment). Maybe more or less.

@@ChillBuilds that’s a rly good price tbh 👍

This case is epic fail for overprise , as for me.

@@jaisonwolf9659 well its not for everybody and thats fine. For me its doing great the only critism i´ve got is the holes for the 14 inch fans are freaking joke and way too tiny but you can fix it with a drill

@@T0ban If everything was as easy and simple as it seems to you, then we would all live epically. In fact, behind any super profit of companies there is essentially a fraud, but to understand this, an ordinary consumer like you needs practice and knowledge. Therefore, when people who know a certain area write that this is overpricing and overengineering, then you need to listen to this. I myself have owned a 900 tower for a long time and I know what I'm talking about. What the TT company does for now looks like a scam and fraud, this is especially noticeable when you are in 2024, and not in 2018) And partly this was also earlier, but then there were no good examples of technology from other manufacturers who think more about the comfort of the buyer than about their own ideas of earnings.

@@HunterTheKing24 I just took the build apart earlier today and there was not a spot of the IHS that was not covered.

The one I used in this video was a generic electronics repair screwdriver kit I bought at the local Microcenter for around $20. It has about 30 alternative heads for different sized screws. Look for a set something like that, because using the right size screwdriver that grabs the screw perfectly keeps the screws in good shape (not stripped) and makes jobs a lot easier.

I think The Tower 200 is near peak functionality for this style of case.

In what way? I'm just curious about your thoughts.

Thank you. I was confused.😂

@@GeordiLaForgery nice name

This is the Yeston Sakura RX 7800 XT

@@ChillBuilds thanks fpr the fast response!

There isn't a special name. Look for M.2 to PCIE adapter and try to find one that matches your needs based on the pictures as best you can. Sorry I can't be much more help than that.

On where? Been looking for it, all are $100 and up.

@@Publixx Hong Kong

@@Publixx they also got the orange black version, and pink white version, for 10USD more.

@@Publixx but if it’s $100 in your country, u might as well get Fractal or Lianli, this one despite the slick design and solid workmanship, is still a Chinese Brand.

@@happybuggy1582 Yeah just saw it for around $82 after digging around. Well most cases are already from china, and I see that it’s pretty well built. I wanted the lian li one as well but it’s an extra $30 for the tempered glass. $90 total.

@@blueboi3229 ah dang. That's a shame.

@@AliG-r4b6n The stock cooler is totally fine. The only reasons to buy something else are looks or noise. The stock cooler isn't super loud, but a giant one would tend to be quieter.

@@ChillBuilds thank you so much!

Huh, interesting comment. Thanks for watching 10 seconds of the video!

@@ChillBuilds You're welcome! Everyone starts somewhere.

@@gcodori True, just keep at it and you'll get there!

@@ChillBuilds exactly! Don't be scared to ask for help.

@@gcodori Of course, if you need any help, just send a message. In all seriousness, I'm surprised you think that placing the CPU on a sealed wood surface will somehow cause it damage.

@@zrtovx for sure

@@ChillBuilds thank you :)

one more question can the rx 7700xt gpu fit?

The PC or the video? lol

In a way, it's good to know that it wasn't just a one-off. This kind of thing might affect people's purchase decisions, but probably only if their choices of boards are nearly the same price.

Probably a little more than I should have.

@@ChillBuilds so I have to wait till you retire from political office to get an answer Senator?

@@Machistmo I can neither confirm nor deny that the price was above or below what you would expect. But, I encourage you to be unburdened by what has been.

@@ChillBuilds The last video I watch. Thanks

Pretty nice.

@@ChillBuilds I meant exhaust and intake?

This computer is apart now, so I don't remember if there was any need to remove it in the case. But, in some cases, shaving off the extra height can be the difference between the cooler fitting or not. The last case I remember specifically needing to do that for is the Inwin Chopin.

Did you get it? How did it go?

@@ChillBuilds the delivery from Caseking took some time but yes i did get it. The build was indeed as easy as i imagined. I started completely without the manual, and fixed the PSU with the screws that came with the Seasonic i had. I remounted it later with the screws that come with the case. That was the only thing i did redo, as the screws that come with the case do not make scratches and are just better. I did build it with a 12cm dual tower air cooler. There are tables in the manual that tell you what combinations fit in the case as you can move many components. Also packaging is very nice inside the box they used some black extreme durable foam blocks and instead of a plastic bag they wrapped it in a cloth like bag. The accesoiry kit is in its own box with full foam insert and plastic box for screws. I am very happy with the build.