Rebuilt my Hackintosh into a Cooler Master NR200, and mixed up all the parts!

Quick backstory:

I had all the parts, except a new SFF case.
I was using a full size ATX board initially for my Hackintosh in an NZXT 510, and a Mini-Itx build as my primary gaming rig in a corsair 280x.
During quarantine, I scored a 9900k from some guy whose kid broke his alienware laptop, so he took it apart and sold me the processor for cheap. SCORE.
Ultimately, I had the time on my hands, and I wanted to rebuild my gaming set up with a better water-cooled loop, plus it was due time to do a cleaning.

What I did:

The not relevant bit:
- Rebuilt my mini itx gaming rig using the 9900k and a GA-Z370 Aorus Gaming Wifi board, 32GB RAM, GTX 1080 ti - into a full Lian Li 011D Custom water cooled loop.
The Relevant bit:
- Rebuilt my ATX hack into a Mini-itx beast using:
  - i7-9700k
  - Asus Z390i (mint itx)
  - Cooler Master Hyper Black 212
  - SF Dagger 650w SFX
  - Cooler Master NR200 White
  - Sapphire Pulse 5700 XT Nitro+
  - 16GB DDR4 Crucial Ballistix RAM
  - Broadcom BCM94360NG - plug & play wifi card (Replaced the onboard wifi card from Asus)
Whats Working
- Everything... iServices, DRM, GPU Acceleration, Audio, Wifi/Bluetooth etc.
Havent Tried
- Integrated graphics

How I Did it:

Rebuilt the EFI Folder on an existing flash drive installer I already had on 10.15.6
Followed the vanilla guide, along with couple other users suggestions regarding usb ports to get wi-fi / bluetooth working
- Using USB Inject All Kext & setting XCHI Port Limit to false.

What i'm not happy about:

My cable management looks like ass. Had to take the build a part a couple times, because the io cover of the mobo was too beefy, and wouldn't let my GPU lock in correctly. So I finally got it running, and tapped out for the day. I'll revisit eventually.
Cooling may be limited... ideally i'd like to get a AIO for the CPU, and be able to install some fans on the top of the case to pull in some fresh air, and exhaust through the side.

iATKOS | United Kingdom