My pc was too loud for my likings. So I decided to add some helpers for the cool air to reach where it's needed.
V0.0001
What i did:
Stoped the airstream from being in front of the components. Every fan now blows somewhere where it's needed and not along the flat surface of the glas window.
Added fins for top fan to blow towards CPU fan.
Created a stream between CPU and GPU.
Stoped CPU from sucking hot air. Only gets fresh air from front and below. Not the hot air at the glass window.
Changed the fan profiles.
Open for improvement ideas.
Taking measurements sucked as I can't really lift. Thinking of getting 3d scanner.
In numbers: CPU runs 5-10K cooler depending on room temp(measurements under full load after 15 min)
GPU runs astonishing 15fps more in pubg. Must have some thermal throttling before.
Hardware. Old am4.
5700x3d
6800xt overclocked
64 GB 3200mhz
M2 4tb
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That’s very interesting to look at! I guess you also took measurements before, or did you just sort of remember the old values? Super cool idea