avddreamr:
Wow that is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Since you're running at low speeds, you are probably not going to pay a huge temp penalty for having the rad blocked.
Are you going to do a mesh side panel for intake?
Either way bang up job, mate!
Are you going to stealth the burner?
The rad has seven Aerocool fans running at around 2000rpm, i'd say thats enough. I've heard some of those high speed fans, they're just so ridiculously loud. I'd rather lose a couple of degrees in temps than put up with something that sounds like a lawn mower. Also the side panel doesn't cover the rad area, you'll see what i mean when i put the side panel on. Glad you like it. Thanks.

Wezly:
Very well done.


It seems so simple, but when you really look at it you put an amazing amount of effort into this; anyone could have put the rad there, but not necessarily with such perfect fitting, and simple mounting hardware.
Glad i kept your interest throughout this build. Thanks for the support.

churchy:
Hmm, low speeds? GTX is made for fast fans. From another look it can compensate under-par low-rpm performance by sheer size of it though.
& y0gi: congrats with completing your superb build! You realised crazy idea and were first to put 560 internally in normal PC case (i don't count customised custom acril cases as 'normal' ones).
Thanks heaps, churchy. Let me know if you ever get the Obsidian off the ground.