I have a 1000D Corsair now but that is a very big chassis. Still Corsair is a brand I highly recommend.

Dave3d
 
Ah, nevermind me then, I thought you wanted triple rads, not triple fans.
I have a nice, medium case, with triple rads in front (no space for hdds though at front), 2 or 3 up top, and 1 at the backtop. Keeps my 2 2080's in sli cool. Also has room for 2 hdd/ssd on back, and 2 up front, with psu hidden.
I dont know what its called, but it came with my ABS machine, and has all glass all around it.
 
As for 3 triple rads, I can see:
32  core cpu = 1 3x radiator
1 RTX titan = 1 3x radiator
1 RTX titan = 1 3x radiator
PLUS fans to cool the ssd/hdd's and help move the minimal heat from low airflow spots.
 
I would go for that lian li if it has 3 front fans and 3 top fans available. Be a good, solid, cool case to run a system in. And, smaller than my Thor V-2 (just called Thor now), but I will STILL never give away, sell, or get rid of the Thor case, it is THAT good.
Sounds like I 'might' trade it for that lian li case though. Mmmmmmmm, back inthe day with my custom cooling, on all 3, cpu, gpu, and mobo nb/sb. :)

Yeah the O11 Dynamic has support for a 360 on the side (front is a pane of glass), top, and bottom.  Then of course the usual exhaust fan area over the rear I/O panel.  Just in case you're not sure which case I'm talking about http://www.lian-li.com/pc-o11-dynamic/

it can be hard to find the best case for a build
 
I just hope once you decide it is available & on Sale
 
GL

I think I'm down to the P600S vs the H500M since the Evolv X just isn't as good at potential airflow with those front and top panels.

 
Still love my HAF X. Just wish it wasn't so heavy. Weighs a ton.  LOL.

Well, I might have found an answer.  I was wondering about doing a push pull with leaving the 200's in place and the fans that come with the kits on the inside pulling.  I found a build video where someone did just that.  The only thing I'm not sure about is if I'd create dead air somehow since the 200's push 90cfm and the Alphacool fans are around 70.  

Cool GTX
That will work & if the input CFM is higher its not an issue
 
some reference materials
 
EKWB Guides and Maintenance
 
EK Blog All things Liquid
 
OCN Radiator Size Estimator
 
Ready to try water cooling. Where to start? Library of links-basics to expert

Thanks!  I'll check those out.

Also ordered a new side panel and rear panel fan for the HAF-X since the bearings are shot and they make a ton of noise when you first turn the system on if it's been off for a bit (usually only when I'm doing maintentance).  That was more expensive than expected, but last time I actually bought case fans 80mm was the size and they were a lot cheaper lol.  I just went with what I think is the stock basic fans.  Grabbed the part #'s from CM's website and looked them up on Amazon (Newegg was similar but not in stock or 3rd party resellers and I'm not sure about those).

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flyinion
Well the decision is made. Went with the H500M. It'll be here Saturday.

 
Take pictures, make a Build Log in EVGA MODS RIGS
 
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Will do.  I'm not going to be actually building for a little bit still.  I only have the case and no other parts.  I might move the current stuff in temporarily just to check the QC on the case but we'll see.  Probably won't do that.  It'll be more fun to do the new build in a clean case lol.

Case showed up today. Couple pics here. Unboxed and comparison to my haf-x.

transdogmifier
Beauty of a case! My only gripe with cases these days is lack of 5.25" bays..yeah, I know not many use them anymore, but I do.
 
And honestly, why not make a place for them with a removable tray...that way if you don't want them you don't have them, but if you
do want them, you can ...

+1.  I couldn't agree more...

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EVGA 1000W PSU was a tight fit in this case. - case has that slanted front wall sealing the PSU compartment

Ugh, so I got mostly everything moved over finally last night.  I don't know what the size is on that PSU, but my Corair HX850 is just a big enough square to hold a 140mm fan in the bottom.  That was a tight fit too in that PSU area.  Why on earth did CM decide that a slanted PSU shroud was a good idea? 
 
Also ran into a new problem.  Apparently I need to replace my nice angled SSD data cables with the standard straight connector.  I had to bend the wire pretty good to get one on the bottom slot in the 2x3.5 HDD bracket.  It was the only place I could put my SSD because of those cables.  The only other spot that had clearance was the rear SSD mount on top of the PSU shroud.  Until I put the PSU in and it blocked off the "front" part of the opening :(. 
 
It probably doesn't help the cable management issue that my old HX850 is only partially modular and has an extra PCIE cable I don't need that has to be stuffed somewhere.  I'm definitely going full modular next time and unfortunately I think I just added about $180 to my new build because I'm probably going to do custom length cablemods cables now to make management easier on the new build.

Cool GTX
Mod the case - cut that "special" angled cover out - is also an option.

If there is any doubt I would slit a rubber hose & use it as an edge guard after cutting the metal - so you do not damage your power cables. 
 
Can the 90 end for SSD be on the MB side ?

Nope, same issue since the MB side is horizontal connectors and the cable would bump into the metal mobo tray area.  I'll just go get new cables.  These ones are actually just the ones that came with my board so no real loss.  Then I could put the SSD in a nicer spot too.  

Always Nice when they pass the Smoke test