Excellent CPU, probably better value for performance than the i9, although if only gaming (and still wanting intel) I'd suggest looking at the i5-14600k instead.

Great cooler, has been keeping my i7-14700k at around 25 degrees idle, fans are quiet, radiator is thiccccck. I went for the 240 to be able to have it top exhaust in the Fractal North, if not as worried about front mounting a radiator then I would suggest just going for the 360 which would be even better. Reason for dropping a star is that the pipes are very rigid and one of them seems to have a slight kink which does worry me.

Brilliant assuming not paying full price. Does have some pretty large heatsinks.

Fast DDR5 RAM, not the fastest but was very cheap when I was building and still just about fit under the Arctic liquid freezer III.

One of the fastest and most reliable SSDs around, also currently a £35 cashback offer from Samsung.

Fantastic graphics card. Dual fans seems plenty to keep it cool with this case configuration and it ended up being the cheapest 4070 super at the time of build.

The best looking case around.

It was a bit fiddly fitting the aio cooler and the top cables, but generally I'm very happy with the case.

I might get round to replacing the two included 140mm front fans eventually, but for now they seem good enough - although definitely set the fan curve manually as they start quite loud by default and don't need to be.

More than enough for my build and helps future proof. Found brand new and sealed half price on eBay otherwise I would've probably settled for a 750-850W PSU.

Good slim fans - I bought incase the aio was too thick to use with the included fans but these are good enough for the rear exhaust and side intakes in the mesh if I ever get around to putting them in. Probably the only thing I'd change from the build would be going for the normal P12 PWM instead.