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I like it
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Love it.
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The cube
So here we are at the end of the road, this has been a very long and exciting journey. It's hard to think this took 2 weeks, but it was well worth it.
With this case being solid wood it's very strong, heavy and quiet! With only 3 case fans one intake left side and 2 out this stays much cooler than my NZXT Tempest that had 6 fans... My gpu's are sitting at 42c each they used to be 48, 50c my CPU is at 35c fans are at 70%... So that's enough talk lets get onto the final pic's, I hope you all enjoy these and sorry I'm not a pro photographer, but I used my T2i.                                  Thank you for looking and I hope you enjoyed this build!  
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You going into business??
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Nice build indeed. I would have suggested some more intake/exhaust in the motherboard area but it seems your temps aren't to high to cause worry. nice work. Very impressed by this.
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This is on all old tech too, so I'm think when I get my new parts things will be even cooler and I won't have 2 GPU 's. My old case was NZXT Tempest had 4 120mm and 2 140mm. And that case sounded like a jet! This case is supper quite, the loudest thing is the GPU fan, and can sometimes here the HDD but ever so slightly. My GPU 2 sometimes won't kick on its fan because the cougar fan is so close to it, but I lined it up so its slightly higher and to the side so it sends air to the CPU fan.
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