BUILDING THE SYSTEM

As always, the purpose of this section is not to build a functional system but rather to showcase what you can expect from the case at hand in terms of interior space.

Once again, we started this build by installing the PSU and as you can see there's enough room for up to 850W-1KW models (of course you can mount the magnetic RGB fan hub up instead of in front of the PSU).

Using a regular ATX sized mainboard leaves all 6 rubber grommets for you to use.

With enough space for 180mm tall CPU coolers you shouldn't have a problem with 99% of the models in the market.

Here we mounted a 280mm radiator at the front of the CR1288TG which as you can see leaves plenty of room for even the longest graphics cards.

We used the same 280mm radiator at the top of the CR1288TG (our 360mm radiator was too thick) and as you can all see it leaves plenty of room to also add fans without any clearance issues.

The CR1288TG has enough room for up to 400mm long graphics cards (370mm if you use a radiator like the one we did).