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Lian li G70

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I have been looking for a case for my first build,and came across the G70.I considered the Stacker,Gigabyte Aurora,and AntecTX1050.

I really like the looks of the G70.Its not flashy,but it looks very functional.I would definitley do a side window mod on this case.I plan on going aircooled to start,but will upgrade to wc in the future.Can anybody comment on there experience with this case?
 
everyone knows that PC75 is one of the best waterrcooling case, and G70 is what I called revision of PC75 with larger 120mm fans included and capable for dual PSUs, you can't go wrong with this case either aircooling or watercooling
 
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I want a case with great airflow so I can overclock on air until I switch to a watercooled system.I was thinking of adding a 120mm fan on the bottom of 5.25 bays.Lian li has this accessory that are designed for there cases.The 120mm takes up (3) 5.25 bays,and the 80mm takes up (2) 5.25 bays.It is a drive bay extender,but I will be using it for cooling only.

The set up:

(1)120mm intake cooling drives located on bottom front.

(1)120mm located on bottom of 5.25 bays.This seems almost perfect because there will be no restrictions for the intake,and air is aimed right at the motherboard.

(1)120mm is located on the side used as an exhaust for the video card.

(1)120mm is located on the back rear middle of the case.This is also used to deflect heat of the motherboard and exhausted out the back and down.

The psu would be used at the top of the case to get rid of additional heat.
 
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