The goal was to maximize cooling while minimizing noise. 3080 at 220W, internal fans at 30% fixed and external fans at 1200rpm, ran ~50C. CPU is 5800X delid (LM) and direct die cooling, max at 75C (~58C gaming) with 1200rpm Noctua fans.
The goal was to maximize cooling while minimizing noise. 3080 at 220W, internal fans at 30% fixed and external fans at 1200rpm, ran ~50C. CPU is 5800X delid (LM) and direct die cooling, max at 75C (~58C gaming) with 1200rpm Noctua fans.
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Woah!! Nice engineering. I gotta get a 3D printer and learn these powers.
https://youtu.be/cehXZftIYok?si=gsYuMI-FlXMVmaq3
U guys are awesome. I love the masterrace.
Have you ever considered moving the back case fan onto the cpu cooler?
Inspirational
Love it. Ducted air cooling is due for a renaissance.
Great work
Thought about doing something like this with cardboard, duct tape and an a/c
May I ask temps before and after you chambered your cpu intake?
>The goal was to maximize cooling while minimizing noise
Watercooling? Also, with this setup is motherboard cooled enough? Something like mosfets can be pretty warm.
I’ve been meaning to do a similar mod since my rx7600 chokes out my whole system (only one intake, nothing to change in the case..)
Any tips?
Is the GPU shroud just a friction fit?
This is awesome and giving me an idea to do the same, finally put my printer to use other than small trinkets lol
Nice! What’s the max temp for the GPU now?