Assassin Case

Well idk bout your question but the FT02 is sorta made for air cooling and shines in that, not rly much in LC

It does support it. We have installed 360 radiators on this chassis.

LC'ing with a 360 rad on the Assassin seems kinda, well, dumb to me. See, 240/360 rads are mountable on the bottom 180mm fans of the case. If you don't see what I'm gonna be getting to, here's an example. If you did a CPU only LC with a 240 rad, then the rad would be mounted at the bottom of the case, with the 180mms blasting on them, and all the hot air going through with the case's vertical airflow design. THAT means, all that hot air is going to be directed up and around your non-LC'd graphics cards, raising ambient temps and causing them to suck in warm air instead of cool, freshly intaked air. Interrupts the flow with hotter air. If you did LC for them too, then you'd still have higher ambient temps around the GPUs and any motherboard heatsinks too if they weren't in the LC loop.

And yesh, the case comes with filters. Only disadvantage even with filters though is that the case has an open, vented top. If the computer isn't running 24/7 blasting air through those vents, then air is free to settle down and settle dust directly through that top hatch into the case. Computers are supposed to build up a lot of dust though, which is why you gotta clean em, especially with these higher end builds.

Raven 1, since it mounts bigger rads externally, or maybe the CM Storm series. Or possibly the InWin cases (Maelstorm and Ironclad)

Without Modding the Corsair 700/800 can fit the same amount of radiator as any Lian Li.

It completely sucks that lian li were idiotic enough to discontinue their most popular line of cases the V series.

Quad Rad on the bottom + Tripple Rad on Top

or with 30 minutes worth of modding.

2 Quad Rads.