"Thankfully, both the front and motherboard sides of the case support up to three fans each, with room for massive radiators. There are enough options that I actually spent quite a bit of time agonizing over how I wanted to configure my fans. I ended up mounting my giant cooler on the side of the case and installed three fans in the bottom for intake, which isn't my favorite setup as a dog owner, but the magnetic filter has been easy enough to keep clean."
"There are a few spots that get a little tight, like the cable attic next to the power supply, and the space down at the bottom where the IO cables pass under the motherboard, but they shouldn't be an issue once you're done building, and there are plenty of tie down points with hook and loop straps throughout to keep things organized."
Top-mounted radiator placement is impossible due to a top-positioned PSU, necessitating alternative mounting. The case supports up to three fans on the front and motherboard sides and accommodates large radiators. A 360mm AIO cooler was mounted on the side with three bottom intake fans, improving GPU intake airflow and reducing CPU radiator temperature by about six degrees. A magnetic bottom filter eases cleaning despite pet-related dust concerns. Front and rear motherboard areas provide surprising space; removing the HDD bay allowed installation of a fan and pump controller. Tight cable-routing pockets exist but many tie-down points and hook-and-loop straps aid organization.
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