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Wow. And here I am using paint
It would be cool if you could stretch it along the Y axis to fit an 80 mm thick radiator in push-pull where your 360 is. I don't want Push/Pull as this will be a silent build and also why all fans are internal to help with noise reduction. I could make it a bit deeper for a thicker rad. I think it's 16" deep right now and I'm trying to minimize size so it will fit on a standard Audio shelf. Maybe I could get another 1.5" out of it.
Then move the PSU over to the right side where the 240 is (ditch the 240 or put a 120 a bit further down in the positive Y axis). I would totally agree with this for your build, for mine however I want maximum air flow over the Ram, VRM's & CPU Socket which is why the rad is there. I originally had the 360 there and the 240 near the PSU but with the PSU cables running directly infront of the 240 I figured it would restrict airflow to much. I need a minimum of 2x 240's for the amount of heat I'll be producing so reducing rad's wont happen for this build. In fact If I go SLI with this build I'll need even more cooling. Maybe I'll provide room for a 120 on the PSU side.
And finally, Make a window on top that continues and bends around the GPU side. Maybe you can put a small pump an reservoir combo on the front right. It does seem like a headache. I do plan on putting a window on top but not the sides for this one. I have seen where the windows wrap around like that and it's a really cool look. Parvum I think does this. Also I do plan on mounting my MCP 35X and res combo on the PSU side.
Lests not start with the hard drives. That already looks packed. Maybe you can put a slim CD drive somewhere. Some can be installed vertically. Overall that looks like and excellet start. I would buy it if machined properly. Yep there's room for a horizontal slim slot drive above the front rad on the right side and this wont interfere with large GPU's.
