Front view of rig, where you can see the two Corsair ML140 PRO fans on the front. Another 120mm fan is hidden behind the 5.25 slots.
General view of the side.
Overall view of rig, with monitor, keyboard and mouse.
Top X63 radiator.
Bottom X52 radiator with custom Corsair ML120 PRO fans.
A view of the internal front part of the rig.
Corsair H90 AIO for GPU (partially visible) with fans in push/pull configuration, plus X63 pump.
External fans with protection grills.
Detail of NVLINK (SLI) configuration, with two NZXT G12 brackets.
Naked NVLINK bridge (because of the G12 that prevents mounting the full MSI bracket with cover).
Here you can see one of the three NEON tubes, properly hidden.
Black&Blue Power
That's my first AMD build after many years of loyalty with Intel. I still remember my first PC. It was an Olivetti M19 equipped with a 8086 processor. But let's describe a bit this rig. I first choosed an AMD Ryzen 7 3700x because I found one at a good price. At first I was running two GTX 1080 in SLI, then I buy the two 2070 Super you can see in the images. Soon I was not happy about temperatures so I searched for a custom liquid cooling solution, and I found NZXT G12 bracked. Actually both GPUs are liquid cooled. The top one uses an old NZXT x52 that I already owned, the radiator is mounted on bottom (not without some difficulty). The bottom one uses a second-hand Corsair H90. I was searching for an AIO compatible with G12 but with 140mm single fan radiator, and I found this to be somehow rare. Actually is mounted at rear, with two Noctua 140mm fans in push/pull configuration. The third AIO (for CPU) is a NZXT X63 mounted on top. The case is fantastic, has quite space and a lot of options. The space is never enough, that's why I had to mount two additional fans for push/pull configuration outside the case (well protected with grills). I preferred to not use RGB, but only some while LED fans and three "old-style" blue NEON tubes. That's all!