Note: i cannot move the GPU radiator anywhere else, hoses are too short.

25 Comments

  1. i would change that big ass case into a thing that actually fits your build proper

  2. Additional_Poet4640

    Yea change the whole case its humongous

  3. shmiga02

    I see too many fans, i suspect some diminishing returns and the noise must be insane. Have u checked how turbulent is the airflow? Like with smoke or IR camers?

  4. reallyryan-1899

    Case is way too big man get a smaller case.

  5. Educational-Ad5642

    cable manage at least a little and why tf is the psy there

  6. Frenchy97480

    That’s a vague question. I would change the whole thing if it was mine.

  7. The GPU rad on top next to the CPU one and remove those side fans. Maybe place them on the bottom.

  8. Your case is designed for builds with massive amounts of stuff in them. Your build is only a small amount of stuff. Honestly, with what you have I would probably go for that smaller Lian Li O11 mini case but that would require a different PSU.

  9. lilGyros

    i would get a smaller case and manage those poor cables 😀

  10. Why is your gpu radiator on the bottom!?!?!?

  11. AllMyFrendsArePixels

    I’d build a system in the rest of the case instead of just half of it. Or not get such a ridiculous case in the first place. This shit is like the equivalent of getting a dodge ram to compensate for your micro.

  12. GiraffeCapable8009

    The case is oversized but it works; the airflow orientation is horrendous. Hot air naturally wants to rise so flip your fans at least for the GPU radiator, it’s fine to have a pull configuration. Your exhaust fans should be pulling hot air out of the case and have your front intake fans pulling fresh air into the case- those two side front fans are pulling air out. Just flip those around. Overall, you just have way too much going on with airflow in this case. Just have three or four fans in the front, pulling air in, and two exhaust fans. Have your radiators either exhausting to the top or to the side if one of them can side mount, it would be better than the bottom mount if there is room for air to escape on the side (if either can reach).

  13. deathreaper27_sec

    Yeah, hoses are too short as your PC is built in the Batcave. Get a smaller case and you can mount things better

  14. slicky13

    Ur GPU doesn’t have high temps? The highest point of that loop is the GPU itself so there’s a chance a pocket of air is at the highest point. I would move the GPU rad somewhere else and cover it with a stack of fans in front. Then fill the rest of the case with fans that match. Cable management and call it a day. Doesn’t look like you’re into rgb so all black components with cable extensions would be the way to go. Maybe put some screens wherever there’s empty areas. Idk upgrade your cooler to a 420mm or 360mm rad

    You can move the rad somewhere else, vertical mount it and move it to the side or where the exhaust fans would go

  15. Chrunchyhobo

    1: the absolutely pointless airflow setup.

    You’ve got intakes feeding directly into exhausts.

    2: Unless you want to kill the AIO on the GPU, get the radiator positioned above the pump.

  16. DannyTheDangerNoodle

    Perfection, doesnt need a thing the pure embodiment of chaos at its peak

  17. mrawesome1q

    Is that a computer case or a 70s caddy?!?

  18. BensLight

    Case is too big if you aren’t putting a custom loop in it. It will look empty so either change the case or go all in with a custom loop.

    Cables are also a mess cuz there’s no PSU shroud, does the case not have one or did you remove it?

  19. Crazy_Chicken_Media

    I’ve seen less cable management in a ’90s b2000

  20. ggman2342

    Is that a Phanteks case?

    Get rid of it and buy a smaller case ffs

  21. NoMarket2312

    The case serves as a 5-star hotel for cockroaches and spiders.

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