New parts:

• 3x EK-Quantum Torque Plug - Black
  
• Thermaltake Toughfan 14
  
• 2x Lian Li UNI FAN P28

Moved most of fans around the case with few new additions and replaced stock silver plugs on FLT 80 with black torque plugs.

New parts:

• EK-Quantum Kinetic FLT 80
  
• EK-Quantum Torque Rotary 90
  
• EK-Loop Uni Pump Reservoir Bracket 120mm
  
• 2x Thermaltake Toughfan 14
  
• EK-Quantum Torque Color Ring - Red

Replaced XD5 with FLT 80 as with new GPU there was no longer enough space for larger res combo. Most optimal position for FLT 80 i found was installing it to front fan mount by using EK Uni pump bracket.
Installed 2 Toughfan 14 fans on bottom intake for some extra airflow and previously installed P14's was moved to front.

Additional small build changes:

• Added small screw style GPU support.
  
• Added new cable combs to ATX and PCIE cables.
  
• Reinstalled Alphacool inline temp sensor.

New parts:

• Asrock Radeon RX 7900 XT Phantom Gaming
  
• Seasonic VERTEX GX-850
  
  I wasn't planning to change anything in my build anytime soon but in November i was extremely lucky and i won 1000$ in Kyle's (bitwit) monthly PC/$ giveaway.
  Since only thing that was kinda lacking in my build was GPU power i bought Asrock 7900 XT Phantom Gaming as it was one of 7900 XT that was below MSRP with decent cooler.
  I also was planning to continue having full custom loop in future as this card was listed in Alphacool HWConfig page but much later i find out via reddit this listing is misleading and block only fits PCB used by XTX model. So i completely replanned loop for CPU and removed top rad and one of front fans in process to make everything fit.
  As expected my current PSU EVGA G2 550 wasn't powerful enough (though it managed to handle high CPU and GPU load in Cyberpunk 2077 but with extreme coil whine) for this build so i replaced it with Vertex GX-850 from Seasonic.
  
  Additional small build changes:
  
• Repainted XC5 and XD5 mounting to mate black.
  
• Reinstalled rear 120mm fan.

New parts:

• Corsair XC5 RGB Pro
  
• 2x Corsair Hydro X 45 Rotary Adapter
  
• EK-Quantum Torque Drain Valve
  
• 2x Arctic P12
  
  I found great deal on used XC5 block that dropped few C in heavier loads compared to Barrow block and additionally RGB lighting looks much better in my opinion.
  In same time i find out the drain valve i installed on 90 adapter was kinda annoying to use so i replaced it with EK Torgue drain valve as it was only one that could fit in tight space between res and side glass.

New parts:

• 8x EK-Quantum Torque STC
  
• 2x Barrow THKN-3/8 v4
  
• EK ZMT
  
• Magicool G2 240 Slim

I decided to replace fittings and tubing in my loop as i wasn't super happy with soft tubes i been using (AlphaTube HF Ultra Clear) for past year (And its only tubing i can get with previous 8/11 fittings).
Additionally i installed another radiator on top of case mostly to split some of hot exhaust air from main radiator that was getting trapped in PSU chamber.

As for performance i expected maybe 1-2C drop with lower fans speed but actually extra radiator drop GPU temps by 5C even with lower RPM fans so it was worth installing.
I really like the look of ZMT tubes and this should be the final loop related upgrade for time being.

New parts:

• Bykski N-EV3060XC-X GPU Block
  
• EK-AF Classic Angled 45
  
• 3x Barrow Thin Plug

I was thinking about upgrading gpu but after following and analyzing used/new gpu market in my region i decided to stick with 3060 for longer and water cool it.

Few additional build changes:

• Moved reservoir lower and mounted it on 140mm bottom fan (Front fan bracket was transferring too much vibrations from pump)
  
• Reversed led strip in CPU block to illuminate inside of it (No idea why Barrow decided to install it other way around as it looks much worse in my opinion)
  
• Replaced 90 adapter with 45 on top of reservoir for cleaner inlet tube bend
  
• Reversed side 120mm fans on radiator to exhaust
  
• Added 90 adapter to drain valve
  
• Reinstalled front 140mm fans
  
• Removed rear exhaust fan

New parts:

• Corsair Hydro X XD5
  
• Barrow Acrylic Micro Jet CPU Waterblock AM3/AM4
  
• Arctic P12 PWM A-RGB (2x)
  
• Arctic F12 PWM
  
• CableMod ModMesh custom cables
  
• Alphacool 2-way ball valve G1/4 - Black Nickel

I wasn't planning to upgrade pump at this point but i found open box Corsair XD5 for very low price so it was kinda hard to pass on it and since my previous CPU block had reservoir i also bought used Barrow AM4 block.
I finally decided to use my CableMod coupon from EK 10K Challenge and ordered custom ModMesh cables in carbon color.

Fans: After months of testing, i concluded that the front fans don't affect GPU temps in noticeable way and just adds extra dust to the case so i removed them. To keep positive pressure in case side rad fans are now intake.
Alphacool Eisbaer: Replaced previously added single red LED with small ARGB 3 LEDs strip that is bright enough to illuminate front logo and reservoir. Added another 90 adapter on fill port for easier draining/refilling.
Loop radiator: I found a great deal on open box Corsair XR7 240mm additionally it fits perfectly in O11 Mini Air side mount.

Eisbear pump block: Fixed logo lighting and fixed outlet tube that was crooked.
Radiator: Installed Alphacool Eiszapfen temperature sensor on inlet and added Alphacool 20mm extender on outlet.