The original letters were hand cut and placed on the plexiglass which I bent and painted myself but they were a bit crooked. I used a vinyl cutter to redo that panel.

Since this case isn't ideal for watercooling I was forced to put the radiator up front. The airflow up top was awful and it resulted in 70+ degrees in the summer. Now that it is upfront it also has only one pulling fan but that shouldn't be a problem since it has two push fans. The second pulling fan would interfere with the hard drive cages.

I also really wanted a vertically mounted GPU and also needed more horsepower to game in 4k. So I upgraded my GTX 1070 to an RTX 2070 super. The case itself doesn't have a vertical mounting system so I used a kit from cooler master to make it so. However you couldn't plug in any cables since the case has dividers between the PCIE slots. I used a dremmel to remove the top 4 of these dividers which allowed for 2 display-ports and 1 HDMI to be plugged in.
In order to make the right side look a lot cleaner I bought the hard drive plastic covers from Be Quiet.
I removed the capture card since that is being transferred to a dedicated second PC (see my project scorpio build)
I added another hard drive for long term storage of files. This was supposed to go into my project scorpio build however since the space in that case is less open and usable it didn't fit.