Complete System
I rarely show off this side of the system once the build is done, as there’s usually nothing of interest. However, with all those neat cable routing channels, this is pretty slick and looks fantastic.
More RGB
I took the second RGB strip and hid it behind the cable guard too, with the hope of creating a unique backlighting effect. Don’t worry if it doesn’t look right, it’s magnetically mounted and easy to move if you don’t like the placement.
Around the business side of the chassis, things are looking even better! The cable routing is flawless, with motherboard cables having minimal travel and the bulkier cables hidden behind that white cable guard. The GPU cables pass up through the PSU shroud too, giving them clean lines to the GTX 1080 Ti.
Multi-GPU Support
There’s more than enough room here for a multi-GPU configuration, and certainly no issues with the length of the card.
CPU clearance is plentiful and the biggest air coolers on the market should fit with ease. What’s more impressive is the vertical clearance, as those wanting top panel radiators will find ample room for a custom loop configuration.
It’s easily one of the cleanest looking builds we’ve ever done, and if you run it with some slick black/white custom cables, it’s sure to elevate the build to new heights.
Huge Airflow
Having four pre-installed fans is a fine bonus too, and provides a huge wall of air from the front of the chassis to cool your hardware. Of course, with the CAM software, you can control the fans from your desktop, as well as the RGB lighting.
Now that we have the window back in place, the H700i has an incredible presence, and honestly, it’s already one of my favourite builds here at eTeknix. Of course, you came to see the RGB too, so lets hit the power button and let the pictures do the talking!
Tempered Glass and RGB
