Finished last week. Imported the DG-87 on blind faith. Since here there wasn't a single retailer with the case in stock, so all I had to go on was online opinion. Couldn't be happier, excelent case.
 

 

man those dg-87's are looking real nice. wish i had seen these before i went with caselabs 

gobstoppable
man those dg-87's are looking real nice. wish i had seen these before i went with caselabs 

hi,,
Can you send a photo of your caselabs...
tanx..

For those of you who have photobucket linked pictures photobucket now wants 300 dollars a year so my suggestion is that you use another photo provider. 

Not cool man!!!
 
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But it seemed okay, so I continued on...
 





 
Later on, I actually turned the rad for the Hybrid, so it was mounted similar to the CPU rad and didn't have the tubes "in your face."
 
But I forgot to snap pics then (plus my phone was on the charger since the battery was low).
 

 
And I "cleaned up" the area below the motherboard as best I can.
 

jeffro66
I finally got around to transferring my pc to new DG-87  was impressed at all the different ways I could of went about it sorry pics are not much good time for new camera
pics don't do it justice s6 would probably take better pics gonna for new camera had a heck of time getting new res stop leaking finally got it lights are very bright but not to bad will update modrig to.
notice my rad has some bent fins it's fairly new not sure how that happen it's a 360 thick that almost caused major problem was able to offset the res to make up for it so probably wont to go with thinner rad for this case it's built very well they thought of almost everything

 
What LED strips are you using in the case?

Hello guys , i just brought EVGA DG -87 Case lovly indeed .I'm will be setting up new rig around it , i need some advice..  an good PSU it would be great if 850W so i can fit it nicely inside it tru the enter couse my old psu berly fit in.

 
Got that desk for 100 off face book  good deal

Anyone doing RGB Fan lighting inside their cases? The case stock fans and internal controller only have 3-pin fan header support. 
 

 
 

 

 
Got my EVGA DG87 setup with Core i9 and 1080Ti SLI. Apparently having 2x 420mm radiators aren't enough to get heat out fast enough. Is it possible to add a 3rd radiator anywhere? I don't seem to have enough space to do push/pull on the radiators either.
 
Otherwise I'm gonna have to jump ship to Thermaltake View 71 with the 3x 420mm radiator support.