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Quick update.

This week been painting stuff, and also working on the rear panel, I think the best aesthetic option will be using the original panel, so I create spacers for it, and also fillers (which have been painted and now drying). In the picture I used an Akasa slim profile 15mm fan, will probably replace it with 2 noctuas.


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Still some painting to do, but also wanted to give you a sneak peek of the front panel

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I painted the back in black, and used some vinyl to mask and create a pattern of lines, the front will be painted white, and once the vinyl will be removed the lines will stay black.

Stay tuned!
 
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Another updated, here's the finished rear panel.

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I've ordered 2 Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax.black.swap to place as exhaust fans. I'm very satisfied with the result, it looks very nice in my opinion. More pics to follow.
 
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The rear panel is now completed, I have also replaced the NZXT fan with a NOCTUA, the case has a total of 3 fan now

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It looks very good, i think it would be possible to add a slim 240 radiator at the back, but it would need to expand that for at least 35mm more, which probably would look too bulky.
 
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Hello! I completed the front panel too, here's some pics:

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I will post few more pics of how I made it in the next coming days.
 
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Okay, read the rules and you are right. It's a strange rule but I'll stick to it. Please edit your post quote.
 
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Are you able to replace the tempered glass as it's not really see through is it?

Yes, I successfully done it if you see the pics above, the glass is attached with industrial tape, you need something sharp to slide through the aluminium frame and the glass and you can separate them. The tempered glass has some see-through effect, but it's smoked/not-clear. I honestly like the look of the glass, but functionally it just kills the temperatures
 
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Can it be replaced with a clearer tempered glass? And are temps a concern for heavy gaming and overclocking of which I won't be doing.

It can be replaced with anything you want, is a flat front panel. There is not much to show to be honest, so I wouldn't use a clear tempered glass. Overclock in ITX is not ideal, especially for the GPU, you should undervolt instead.


That's fantastic really is, very impressive :)

Thank you!


Looks great which Mobo did you go for? :)

Thank you, I used an Asus Strix B450-I, but it might get an updated to a X570 soon, before the final pictures :)
 
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