I was going for a spacey theme, what would you guys add? Build isnt complete just need more money to afford the custom cables and GPU block and some angles fittings so ignore the disaster right now lol I just needed my computer to function, I got a little too excited and did not plan well

When i was plugging some wires in i accidentally rested my arm on my pc and now the top is dented a little, is there a way to fix it

I have plans to build this and have made a fair bit of progress so just sharing

Decided to create a windowed side panel for the C24 since the glass panel keeps all the heat of GPU and CPU inside. You can add a mesh using double sided tape.

GPU temps down from 90+ to low 70s,

CPU down from thermal throttling to 85° max at full usage for hours.

Also added a dxf file if anyone wants to make theirs using acrylic/metal via Laser/CNC etc.
Printed mine using a 3rd party service and sanded, primed and colored using a metallic finish.

Link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7337042

Losing a fight with a table saw last year (and losing part of a finger) convinced me it was time to get with the 21st century. Looking forward to doing some clean mods with these.

Final install complete. 🔥

Wall-mounted with even diffusion and no visible LED dots or any hotspots.

As mentioned before, the structure was made using cable raceways, paired with WS2812B strips and controlled via WLED.

So glad that this turned out to be a great project!

A while back I modded the NZXT H510 case to support a 360mm Radiator. I also added a fan on the bottom side to push air into the GPU and replaced the glass front panel for a 3D printed one. These cases have notoriously bad airflow. All better now though. My little hot rod case.

I9 9900k De-lidded with solid copper heat spreader

EVGA 1080TI FTW3

32gb DDR4 Corsair Vengeance

360mm Corsair Radiator and pump

1tb Samsung 980 pro nvme

2tb Crucial P510 nvme

1tb Cheap Chinese nvme

4tb WD hdd

This is a new revision of my Noctua mod for my Gigabyte RX 9070 XT Gaming OC. Check my earlier posts for context.

Problem with earlier revision was that fans were flush against the heatsink, leaving a section between them that received zero flow. To solve this I offset the fans and added an guide to spread out the flow to cover the whole heatsink. I was also hoping that the expanding flow channel would improve static pressure and push more air through heatsink with the same RPM.

Also added a ramp over the fan overhang to redirect all the flow back. Flow splitter included in the shroud.

Video for those wanting more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeNS42-2hp0

Setup
Lian li LANCOON 216 (front fans 650 RPM)

be quiet! Pure Loop 2 FX 360 (radiator fans 1120 RPM)

2xArctic P14 Pro fans (under GPU supplying air, 815 RPM)

Gigabyte RX 9070 XT Gaming OC, Noctua 120mm G2 fan speeds stated per test

Room temp 24C +-0.5C in all tests

Check the pictures for test results. Basically below 1400 RPM (80%) fan speed I gain 2-3C cooling performance (lower RPM - higher delta) compared to V.2. Meaning V.3 is more efficient.

Noise profile is pretty identical to V.2, but since my (somewhat arbitrary) goal is to keep hotspot and VRAM under 90C at stock setting during sustained load, I could comfortably lower my fan GPU fan speed around 1000 RPM, extremely silent with Noctua G2 fans.

System noise is mostly limited by case and CPU fans, since I couldn't measure meaningful difference with GPU fans off or at 1000 RPM (around 31.5 dB 40 cm away), guess I'll have to start replacing my case fans.

Difference might seem marginal, but comparing to my early testing without a shroud (fans ziptied to heatsink) and accounting for different room temperatures between tests, I have improved overall GPU temperature around ~6C with the shroud alone at same RPM.

So recently i have been thinking about modding littlebit, making the case more aesthetic. I have the phanteks xt pro ultra case which is quite big. I have aio and some bottom fans coming soon to fill the bottom area and get rid of chonky air cooler, but have no idea how to fill the empty space on the side. If you got any ideas, lmk

Recently saw this post and was wondering if it would be possible to use an 240mm AIO instead of an 120mm aio as is shown in the picture (not mini). I have an gpu that should fit in the case, but would it be possible to 3d print a custom bracket to mount to the existing mount and use an 240mm instead of an 120mm AIO?

But struggling to find it , I’ve been recently trying to find a clean sleek pci-e cable that fits my gpu , but struggling with the number of pins , since it’s 8-6 and most mod shops I find they only really have 8 pin . Anyone with some advice or ideas ? Here’s the cable that i want to get . Thanks in advance

Also buying in the uk , my budget is £50

I just moved to a new case and now I am faced with the challenge of cleanly connecting a 12VHPWR cable to graphics card.

I have another white angled cable where the cable would be going upwards.

I was looking for an angled cable where it would go sidewards but I haven't found anything :(

You guys have any suggestions?

Hello! I thought I might just ask for the pros instead of me going and trying to figure out something that wont work.
Do you guys think there is any way of mounting a screen in this case? I know I could always replace the aio with one that has a screen, but I was thinking that I would mount a secondary screen, any ideas?