EK Classic InWin 303EK - Black ATX Case with Fully Integrated EK Distribution Plate & DDC Pump Ideal for Water-Cooling, Tempered Glass Window, Back-lit LED I/O Panel with USB-C

This is the classic version of the InWin 303EK, so no D-RGB distro plate. The case is solidly built and I don't have any complaints with the construction. I was able to fit two 360x38mm radiators, but it was a pretty tight fit. Just make sure you get everything plugged into the motherboard before hand in if you plan on using a 360 rad at the bottom as you won't be able to reach the PWM headers or the front panel connectors after installing. I will agree with another reviewer that it's made for rotating offset fittings, but you can't deny the looks when done right. The performance is good. While gaming, it keeps my 5900X between 65-70C, my 6900 XT stays at or below 55C, and the coolant hovers around 39C.It is expensive? Yes. But it's on par price wise with an O11 with a decent front distro plate. Is it worth it? I think so, but your mileage may vary. Would I recommend it after building inside it? Yeah. Take your time and plan things out, and it should be relatively straight forward.

Basically this is a inwin 303 with a built in distro block and pump from ek. Although you can use soft tubing this is meant for hard tubing. The distro block is set up for straight runs with 90 elbows. Depending on what mother board you are running this becomes more difficult then you think. Using an msi z490 carbon with a distro block I found this to be the case. A lot of measuring and using offset fittings worked. The case is very cramped and makes for a difficult build. In the end it worked but would I do it again for the price?..... probably not

Built in distro plate is phenomenal. Must have for any serious water cooled rig. The 011 dynamic is way too basic and this is the perfect change up