whatever comes through the front panel is just bonus.
What you can do though is remove the top glass and do a bottom to top airflow path. No need to remove the front panel, even if it helps. So if you are out there Corsair, pretty please? It's a simple move that would help make this case go from decent to good or even great in terms of thermal performance. My hope is that Corsair will be releasing an optional front panel to accommodate better cooling. I realize removing the front panel is probably the best way to go, but that does ruin the aesthetics of the case that made me choose this in the first place. So would pictures of your builds and any tips and tricks on maximizing airflow. User experiences from other members of the forum would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps in particular the Gamers Nexus review. My biggest concern about this case is the thermals, based on what I have read and seen. My case of bad luck aside, I will be running an Intel i9 10850K and a ASUS RTX 3080 TUF (once I am able to get hold of one, of course). I will be returning this one and hope that the next one I receive delivers. Not what I was expecting for a case at this price point. I assume the whole thing is somewhat warped, as it didn't sit flush on my desk and wobbled ever so slightly. The top and front panel was not entirely aligned, and the side panel screws did not align with the screw holes, making it difficult to reattach. I received the case a few days ago, and unfortunately the one I received was a disappointment. I will be upgrading my system in the 680X.
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