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From DIY Modded Case to Phanteks XT View: Season 2026 Milestones & Daily Driver Rebuild

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Background & Season 2026 Milestones


Over the current season, this PC was operated purely as a DIY Modded Case with total of 12 FANs, pushed to its absolute thermal and frequency limits. What started as an aggressive dive into competitive overclocking turned into a massive learning curve and yielded results far beyond my initial expectations:

| Season 2026 Rookie Ranking: #9 out of 1,407
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Season 2026 Worldwide Ranking: #403 out of 5,395
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National & Team Season Standings: #33 in Germany | #29 in Team XtremeSystems
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Total Points: 363.6 Points (312.6 Hardware | 31 Competition | 20 Global)
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Team Contribution: 59.5 Team Power Points (GTPP/HTPP) contributed to XtremeSystems
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Career Rookie Ranking: #14 out of 1,425

After hitting these milestones and securing a solid standing on HWBOT, keeping my primary PC in an open bench case was no longer practical nor safe. It was time to give the hardware a proper home.



The Rebuild: Phanteks XT View


The entire system has officially been migrated into a Phanteks XT View case, transitioning from an modded case for overclocking to a clean, permanent daily driver for work and gaming.

Build & Cabling Details:


| Chassis: Phanteks XT View (Black)
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Custom Cabling: Custom-sleeved neon green & black cables, designed to pop against the dark interior through the panoramic glass.
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Cable Management Notes: A significant amount of time was spent routing and organizing wire paths. Due to motherboard layout quirks and fan cable routing constraints, a few runs couldn't be tucked away 100% perfectly, but the contrast and visual clean-up overall turned out very sharp.

Link to the older post about modifying BeQuiet Case for benchmarking: https://community.hwbot.org/topic/247298-modifying-bequiet-silent-base-601-for-best-possible-airflow/#comment-713906



Benchmarking Status & Next Steps


| Current Status: With the system now sealed in its daily enclosure, tearing it down for weekend bench sessions is no longer viable. Benchmarking is temporarily on pause until I acquire new test hardware.


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Next Goal: I am currently planning a dedicated, standalone test-chassis setup specifically for benching, keeping my daily setup completely untouched.


Looking forward to acquiring new hardware and pushing for Team XtremeSystems in the upcoming sessions!



RinMP3

XtremeSystems

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