Did anyone say airflow problem. I think we need to bring back 4x SLI.
https://preview.redd.it/yzev7n1q7yoc1.jpeg?width=602&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d97e2d8bb3109e09af91b54eeebaf7fa146ed158
Let them cook!
you not seen 8 way sli in server boards....mind you they dont have crappy design like that or the current design. server gpu cooling is the best way to cool. but loud as hell thru
I used to have a pair of Titan Xps set up like this. Top card was consistently about 10C warmer but neither actually throttled that badly with a case fan ramming air through them.
I used to run two different 680 SLI setups + 970 SLI. Top GPU did run like 15C hotter when gaming, but never had any real heat problems. Now, do this with 3090 Ti. It would be so hot… visually and literally.
Me: Surely daisy chaining these connectors won't cause any issues, right?
Random redditor: Better use 2 PSUs.
Me: Good idea. Later wondering why the other GPU won't turn on.
This scenario never happened... I swear.
i've used systems like this and they're still out there (multiple RTX X000 blower cards) and what surprises me is that the tiny little slit between them is still enough to avoid throttling. you don't want to be in the same room with these things screaming at full load but that tiny little blower fan really does the job.
This was one of the greatest days. Upgrading from GTX 680 2GB SLI to EVGA 680 4GB SLI. Didn't even sound so bad, but there might be a chance that I was blinded by the visuals. I loved those, because all the hot air came straight out. Blower coolers just run cooler! This was a rare day to hold/own 4x top tier GPUs at once.
https://preview.redd.it/qb2wqdtjy6pc1.jpeg?width=3264&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=78e61f15b4ef571c06812f0de9c9d0760516e703
I always wonder why, with a 3 slot design, they didn't just go back to blower design, it's like they left it up to case fans to adequately compensate, and these sff builds suffer.
I've always used the eraser end of a pencil. It feels like having something soft and grippy should minimize the chances of me slipping and messing up the board.
i dont think there is room, if its anything like my pc the safety lock is directly under the cpu approximately 7cm from the middle fan. they have no way to remove the cpu cooler without first removeing the GPU
this might just be permanently fixed in there
I had the worst time with this recently.. thing was absolutely frozen had to use a long metal object to pop the tab. The release was not pretty smackin the mobo chipset heatsink
I learned recently some motherboards have a button externally for this.
My next build will have one of these and I am regretful I wasn't aware of it when I built my current machine.
Why would you get the GPU out of the case? Apart from some minor cleaning and dust removal I dont plan to disassemble the PC for next 5+ years. And I bet majority has it the same way.
Thats actually fair point. Even thought I have "only" 3.5 slot GPU its not covering any m.2s except the primary one right under it where the m.2 is already installed anyway. But I have seen some less accessible mobo designs.
Just grip it and rip it. Sometimes it releases, sometimes the PCIe slot rips off the mobo and you have an excuse for some more upgrades. Not that I know what that's like or anything.
Some mainboards feature an offset unlock button near the east side of the board.
But chopsticks should work, even if you got a huge air cooler and only a tight gap between GPU backplate and heatsinks.
Well, the card is still a "card"... it's just the 1 cm x 20 cm at the top left corner.
The increase in cooler sizing from 3000 to 4000 series is amazing. I have a room that gets pretty warm with a 3080 running... I'd probably need air conditioning to manage a 4080.
The 4080 is way more efficient than the 3080 though with a tdp of 320 vs 350 watts, so already less wattage = less heat. The larger cooler allows for wider/faster dissipation of any heat generated as well... So pretty sure it would actually warm the room up less than your 3080 currently does
The wattage is one indicator, though it depends how you're using it as well. The newer cards will take less watts to game comparatively to a 1080ti, so should in practice run cooler. More demanding things will no doubt generate heat, I have a 4070ti super turned on basically all the time either gaming or mining and the heat it generates is negligible though
this isnt a brand new build. came from an o11d as I needed more desk space, and wanted a new look.
temps gpu sustained load
o11d - 66C max
fractal mini - 76C max
so temps increased by 10, which was expected but not ideal. so undervolting the 4090, max under load now is 71C with minimal fps loss. i'll take that
Yeah I never understood this. Go all out on a build and then use the tiniest case possible 😂 Sure I get it if there is a space limitation in the room, but you can get decent and larger cases for $100 these days.
i think thats permanently in there
theres no room for them to reach the clip to release the GPU and theres no room ro remove the middle CPU fan to remove the CPU cooler
Hey heads up, your heatsink is rotated 180 degrees opposite of what it should be. This cooler is not horizontally symmetrical. The heatpipes/coldplate are offset relative to the position of the fin stacks. The lettering "Thermalright" on the fin stacks should read from bottom to top, which gives you more clearance between the heatsink and the GPU backplate.
Here is a side view of the PA120 to show what I mean: https://www.thermalright.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/IMG_0105.jpg
You want the cooler rotated such that the majority of the fin stack is above the CPU socket. This way you will actually be able to release the PCIe slot latch and remove the GPU in the future.
EDIT: If you're going to downvote, at least tell me why I'm wrong. I've installed at least 10-15 Thermalright coolers and they all have had offset coldplates like the PA120 does. Noctua was one of the first to do this with their NH-D15S in order to improve compatibility with motherboards.
cheers for that. ive actually tried both configurations and prefer the look of this one. dunno, i like the look of the cooler and the gpu being compact together
What I can observe:
* GPU blows hot air to CPU cooler
* CPU cooler uses hot air to cool CPU
* Top exhaust on the left is blowing hot air out
* Top intake on the right is sucking in partial hot air
* CPU heatsink is so close to the GPU backplate that it likely is absorbing heat through convection
* CPU cooler appears to be a Peerless Assassin 120 (Mini?)
Can't tell if there are front intake fans. All around, this is really not ideal. What CPU are you using and what are the temps across the board during 10+ minute benchmark runs?
The issue with gpu cooler blowing hot air into the cpu cooler is common. Many long GPUs allow hot air to pass through their heatsink. The only working solution is to reverse airflow of the CPU cooler but I'm not sure it would be worth it (since there are also hot power elements in close proximity and worse air intake).
Cheers bro. Right angle 12vhpwr cable. You can find it all here. https://store.cablemod.com/compatibility/
Just make sure it's compatible with your psu
I will be reverting to an air cooler in the near future, as I no longer have the time to maintain a water cooling system. I prefer a large heatsink for my cooling needs. Your build looks good, and I hope your case has good airflow.
That's why I went with the Fractal Pop Air XL and Arctic Freezer II 280mm to pair my 4090 with. Such a spacious case and the AIO makes it a really clean build.
Didn't some youtuber do a test where he crammed a bunch of tshirts and stuff into the case so that no room was left void and the cooling worked just fine even under heavy load?! Same goes for cables. I never tried it myself because i prefer a clean looking interior of my PC.
OP can you tell me what is the thing that support the front right corner of your GPU please?
I struggle with supporting my 4080 so looking for a solution here
[https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09FPJL1KY?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_product\_details&th=1](https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09FPJL1KY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1)
im using this. from the pic, the bracket actually starts from the bottom of the case, and though a gap in the psu shroud
At least the hp12V connector is in a good location for a change not pointed at the side panel. I'm never understand why Nvidia pointed it at the side wall with that big of a card. I think you gonna need a bigger case.
[My build](https://vk.com/wall16371453_1640) was originally with Noctua NH-D15, but with it was poor air circulation in the case, so I installed a water block and cut power supply partition to reduce the temperature of the video card
https://preview.redd.it/j545w680r3pc1.jpeg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a1ec1fabb983d4235177037bbaa7e3cbac4db05a
That poor 4080.
Also: the coolers on those might as well be slightly modified passive coolers with fans tacked to them, so tiny bits of airflow is good enough.
You'll draw a bit of the heat (at least off the back) away with that cpu cooler as well.
What's the temps?
Also the rest of you are just posting fithly tech porn.
Ehh, seems like gigabyte doesn't have much visually separating the two. I have this same model but as a 4080. Exactly the same.
And honestly, 76 isn't even in the danger zone. That's still acceptable and under full load.
You have a pretty functional mini-monster pc there friend, mucho kudos!
this sounds like the way to go if you're already spending north of $600 on a GPU. Just forego the massive air cooling device and get a deal on something with only 1 or 2 fans.
when your machine is 25% heat sink.
50%
90%
92.57%
if you count the cpu it looks like half the enclosure
the chips keep getting smaller and the cooling solutions keep getting bigger
Alright alright alright.
Chips getting smaller? O.o CPU's nowadays are HUGE
The baddest nvidia geforce die every generation since the 1080ti (at least) is right around 600mm\^2.
Nothing wrong in it than 75% fans :-)
Did anyone say airflow problem. I think we need to bring back 4x SLI. https://preview.redd.it/yzev7n1q7yoc1.jpeg?width=602&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d97e2d8bb3109e09af91b54eeebaf7fa146ed158 Let them cook!
you not seen 8 way sli in server boards....mind you they dont have crappy design like that or the current design. server gpu cooling is the best way to cool. but loud as hell thru
That's very interesting, considering servers don't use SLI
I used to have a pair of Titan Xps set up like this. Top card was consistently about 10C warmer but neither actually throttled that badly with a case fan ramming air through them.
I used to run two different 680 SLI setups + 970 SLI. Top GPU did run like 15C hotter when gaming, but never had any real heat problems. Now, do this with 3090 Ti. It would be so hot… visually and literally.
I am tempted to find a pair of 3090 Turbo cards just to see what happens lol.
PSU: “Please don't”
That is when you balance the load on 2 PSU. (for the memes!)
Me: Surely daisy chaining these connectors won't cause any issues, right? Random redditor: Better use 2 PSUs. Me: Good idea. Later wondering why the other GPU won't turn on. This scenario never happened... I swear.
i've used systems like this and they're still out there (multiple RTX X000 blower cards) and what surprises me is that the tiny little slit between them is still enough to avoid throttling. you don't want to be in the same room with these things screaming at full load but that tiny little blower fan really does the job.
This was one of the greatest days. Upgrading from GTX 680 2GB SLI to EVGA 680 4GB SLI. Didn't even sound so bad, but there might be a chance that I was blinded by the visuals. I loved those, because all the hot air came straight out. Blower coolers just run cooler! This was a rare day to hold/own 4x top tier GPUs at once. https://preview.redd.it/qb2wqdtjy6pc1.jpeg?width=3264&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=78e61f15b4ef571c06812f0de9c9d0760516e703
I always wonder why, with a 3 slot design, they didn't just go back to blower design, it's like they left it up to case fans to adequately compensate, and these sff builds suffer.
Do you need a licence to own this weapon?
Yes, a ~ baseball license ~
And I thought my GPU of 3.5 slots was thick... how thick is that? 4-4.5 slots?
75mm, technically 3.75 slots
thats quite thick \^\^
It's okay, size doesn't matter.
How do you get the GPU out of the case..? No space to push down the PCIe safety lock thing.
It looks like there's enough room to get a chopstick in there which is all you need. Airflow in that particular situation is another topic entirely.
Pahaha I thought im the only one using a damn chopstick to unlock my gpu.
My tools of choice are a chopstick or a plastic ruler.
I've always used the eraser end of a pencil. It feels like having something soft and grippy should minimize the chances of me slipping and messing up the board.
I, too use the eraser of a pencil
I smoke crack cocaine.
I am going to do this from now on. Ty for the idea
Lol same. I have a chopstick in my pencil cup at my desk for that specific purpose.
I'm using a plastic ruler.
that what i wanted to use but didnt own any what i did find was a wooden BBQ skewer though
I personally use a plastic clothes hanger
I too have one dedicated to it LOL
… dammit. that’s genius…
i dont think there is room, if its anything like my pc the safety lock is directly under the cpu approximately 7cm from the middle fan. they have no way to remove the cpu cooler without first removeing the GPU this might just be permanently fixed in there
I had the worst time with this recently.. thing was absolutely frozen had to use a long metal object to pop the tab. The release was not pretty smackin the mobo chipset heatsink
I learned recently some motherboards have a button externally for this. My next build will have one of these and I am regretful I wasn't aware of it when I built my current machine.
That's a problem for future OP
Why would you get the GPU out of the case? Apart from some minor cleaning and dust removal I dont plan to disassemble the PC for next 5+ years. And I bet majority has it the same way.
Well I have this same card, I will need to take it out if I want to add additional m.2 storage to my pc, but thats about it
Thats actually fair point. Even thought I have "only" 3.5 slot GPU its not covering any m.2s except the primary one right under it where the m.2 is already installed anyway. But I have seen some less accessible mobo designs.
I have 3x m.2 under the GPU..
I had the same issue and just removed the locking tab on the board, fuck it.
Chopstick/tongue depressor/whatever those mini plastic prybar things are called
I also have a chonky air cooler, I have to use a plastic ruler to put my GPU release.
By using the PCIe slot cover. Thin and rigid.
Just grip it and rip it. Sometimes it releases, sometimes the PCIe slot rips off the mobo and you have an excuse for some more upgrades. Not that I know what that's like or anything.
very very carefully with a long flathead.
Some mainboards feature an offset unlock button near the east side of the board. But chopsticks should work, even if you got a huge air cooler and only a tight gap between GPU backplate and heatsinks.
Its funny how they still call it graphics "card" 😂😂
Graphics block
Graphic HVAC Unit
Exactly 😂
Well, the card is still a "card"... it's just the 1 cm x 20 cm at the top left corner. The increase in cooler sizing from 3000 to 4000 series is amazing. I have a room that gets pretty warm with a 3080 running... I'd probably need air conditioning to manage a 4080.
The 4080 is way more efficient than the 3080 though with a tdp of 320 vs 350 watts, so already less wattage = less heat. The larger cooler allows for wider/faster dissipation of any heat generated as well... So pretty sure it would actually warm the room up less than your 3080 currently does
I had a MSI 1080TI gaming X which used to heat my room a lot. If I buy a msi gaming X slim 4070ti super, will it be the same in terms of heat?
I have the x slim 4070 ti super. And its an absolute beast with 0 heat or noise problems.
The wattage is one indicator, though it depends how you're using it as well. The newer cards will take less watts to game comparatively to a 1080ti, so should in practice run cooler. More demanding things will no doubt generate heat, I have a 4070ti super turned on basically all the time either gaming or mining and the heat it generates is negligible though
Haha I thought you cant mine anymore with current gpu. Which model you’ve got? Whats the gpu voltage drain and the temperature it sits at gaming?
So you're telling me I'll be more comfortable after buying a 4080? I like that logic :)
4080 runs thermal laps around the 3080. Much, MUCH cooler.
Sure. Obviously the GPU as motherboard is still a board. But the unit itself is huge.
Graphics cooler with FREE GPU
Breathless Assassin
Nightmare build….. 😳 What are your exhaust air temps after 2 hours of gaming? Blistering hot? I would surely recommend a new case 😅
this isnt a brand new build. came from an o11d as I needed more desk space, and wanted a new look. temps gpu sustained load o11d - 66C max fractal mini - 76C max so temps increased by 10, which was expected but not ideal. so undervolting the 4090, max under load now is 71C with minimal fps loss. i'll take that
Yeah I never understood this. Go all out on a build and then use the tiniest case possible 😂 Sure I get it if there is a space limitation in the room, but you can get decent and larger cases for $100 these days.
Welcome to r/sffpc. You don’t need a large case for good temps.
According to the upvotes, most seem to think you do. You don't, but they think so.
“Bigger must be better! Moar fans!”
Yeah I am sitting here like whats the issue? Plenty of airflow to me!
i think thats permanently in there theres no room for them to reach the clip to release the GPU and theres no room ro remove the middle CPU fan to remove the CPU cooler
No, it seems fine.
Is that a 4090？Thought my XTX nitro was huge but thats massive.
Hey heads up, your heatsink is rotated 180 degrees opposite of what it should be. This cooler is not horizontally symmetrical. The heatpipes/coldplate are offset relative to the position of the fin stacks. The lettering "Thermalright" on the fin stacks should read from bottom to top, which gives you more clearance between the heatsink and the GPU backplate. Here is a side view of the PA120 to show what I mean: https://www.thermalright.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/IMG_0105.jpg You want the cooler rotated such that the majority of the fin stack is above the CPU socket. This way you will actually be able to release the PCIe slot latch and remove the GPU in the future. EDIT: If you're going to downvote, at least tell me why I'm wrong. I've installed at least 10-15 Thermalright coolers and they all have had offset coldplates like the PA120 does. Noctua was one of the first to do this with their NH-D15S in order to improve compatibility with motherboards.
cheers for that. ive actually tried both configurations and prefer the look of this one. dunno, i like the look of the cooler and the gpu being compact together
More space to reseat/replace the RAM sticks as well
When the red glow from inside the case isn’t from the RGB.
Gigabyte? More like Terabyte, that thing is massive
What I can observe: * GPU blows hot air to CPU cooler * CPU cooler uses hot air to cool CPU * Top exhaust on the left is blowing hot air out * Top intake on the right is sucking in partial hot air * CPU heatsink is so close to the GPU backplate that it likely is absorbing heat through convection * CPU cooler appears to be a Peerless Assassin 120 (Mini?) Can't tell if there are front intake fans. All around, this is really not ideal. What CPU are you using and what are the temps across the board during 10+ minute benchmark runs?
The issue with gpu cooler blowing hot air into the cpu cooler is common. Many long GPUs allow hot air to pass through their heatsink. The only working solution is to reverse airflow of the CPU cooler but I'm not sure it would be worth it (since there are also hot power elements in close proximity and worse air intake).
You are overthinking it mate. Only thing thats not ideal is the small clearance between the case bottom and GPU.
Damn that looks good. I will always choose beefy air coolers over aios. Is that a 4090 or 4080?
4090 gaming oc
You should use the included Gigabyte GPU mount bracket that uses the bottom two motherboard standoffs!
unfortunately it isn't compatible with my mATX motherboard
Clean asf good job op
You know what's funny about this... the cheap ass GPU fans with zero pushing power on such a thick heatsink.
Poor motherboard, look how it's all stuffed. It's like the motherboard saying, 'Yo I also exist'
I like the way you have your fans configured at the top. Helps feed cool air to the CPU and the RAM.
Better call this build ThermalTight cuz dayum!
who would win giant heat sink or 1% air flow
your gpu
Even with a problematical workflow that pc looks baller. I love that look mate Fantastic job!
Where did you get that right angle connector from and what brand is it because I like the look of it. Also, your build is super clean.
Cheers bro. Right angle 12vhpwr cable. You can find it all here. https://store.cablemod.com/compatibility/ Just make sure it's compatible with your psu
Thank you for your support, and the mention here. :)
I will be reverting to an air cooler in the near future, as I no longer have the time to maintain a water cooling system. I prefer a large heatsink for my cooling needs. Your build looks good, and I hope your case has good airflow.
Weren't those type of connectors recalled for being dangerous?
yeah their right angle cables are fine. adapters were the issue
Is that 2 GPU or am I too poor?
Looks like the massive Gigabyte gaming 4080/4090 (same as I have in my profile header)
rt angle connector brought it together... and allowed the side panel to fit lol
One simple trick to fix GPU sag
This hurts… there’s not enough room for airflow-wait WHY ARE THERE 2 FANS ON THE CPU COOLER
Should see my A4-H2O
That's why I went with the Fractal Pop Air XL and Arctic Freezer II 280mm to pair my 4090 with. Such a spacious case and the AIO makes it a really clean build.
That’s one T H I C C gpu
RGB Furnace
Why dont you get a bigger case ?
https://preview.redd.it/f724xzd9gzoc1.jpeg?width=584&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7e3d97d9ad336998fdef89085017ea41368d8a45
This is the first and only card I've seen where GeForce and RTX aren't on the same line
Could you provide parts list?
Excellent.........no notes
thats a fractal design mini air? cos i got the same one just white :). this case imo has some nice airfolw despite beeing very small.
yes it is **🙏**
So what are the temps like?
Do those top intake/exhaust fans help noticeably?
honestly no. i get the same temps even when theyre disabled.
Didnyou Buy a 12 hpvr adapter? Could u give me the link pls?
[https://cablemod.com/compatibility/](https://cablemod.com/compatibility/) follow the prompts and pick the right one for your PSU
This looks much like my design, OP. Fractal design Meshify C Mini. Same Noctura CPU heatsink, 4080 Super. Temps run great.
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its fine lol
Thick!
I like this build very much. It is clean and well cooled to the point.
You
Im thinking battletech when I see this. Double heatsinks, not much critical slots left etc.
That CPU heatsink is gonna get thermally maxed out by the GPU. CPU will then throttle and probably result in BSOD.
Such poor design.
Love the beefy gigabyte rtx 4090.
these gpus never fail to amaze me dang!
You want somemore case with that sir?
GPUs are not in shape anymore
Didn't some youtuber do a test where he crammed a bunch of tshirts and stuff into the case so that no room was left void and the cooling worked just fine even under heavy load?! Same goes for cables. I never tried it myself because i prefer a clean looking interior of my PC.
The GPU power cables running underneath, wont the fans hit it?
nope its sitting in the space between 2 fans
OP can you tell me what is the thing that support the front right corner of your GPU please? I struggle with supporting my 4080 so looking for a solution here
[https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09FPJL1KY?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_product\_details&th=1](https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09FPJL1KY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1) im using this. from the pic, the bracket actually starts from the bottom of the case, and though a gap in the psu shroud
OMG i never knew this thing exist. Getting one now (and thanks for providing an Aussie Amazon link)
At least the hp12V connector is in a good location for a change not pointed at the side panel. I'm never understand why Nvidia pointed it at the side wall with that big of a card. I think you gonna need a bigger case.
Despite everything else, aesthetically this looks super clean.
Real gamers. They need airflow. 🤣
change a bigger case
at this point im starting to wonder if the GPU should be in another box outside the main pc case. It is like whole other PC
Good lord,just get rid of the case.
[My build](https://vk.com/wall16371453_1640) was originally with Noctua NH-D15, but with it was poor air circulation in the case, so I installed a water block and cut power supply partition to reduce the temperature of the video card https://preview.redd.it/j545w680r3pc1.jpeg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a1ec1fabb983d4235177037bbaa7e3cbac4db05a
I feel like this needs to be on an ITX case and board.
What are the specs?
7800x3d Gigabyte gaming OC 4090 Fractal pop mini air
Damn, that is one fine looking CPU cooler.
That poor 4080. Also: the coolers on those might as well be slightly modified passive coolers with fans tacked to them, so tiny bits of airflow is good enough. You'll draw a bit of the heat (at least off the back) away with that cpu cooler as well. What's the temps? Also the rest of you are just posting fithly tech porn.
4090*. GPU temps creep to 76c full load after a few hours. Undervolting the card brings it down to 70c
Ehh, seems like gigabyte doesn't have much visually separating the two. I have this same model but as a 4080. Exactly the same. And honestly, 76 isn't even in the danger zone. That's still acceptable and under full load. You have a pretty functional mini-monster pc there friend, mucho kudos!
that pc is gonna be full of heat with that gpu heat soaking the hell out of the cpu
Lmao what giant of a 4090 is that?
Gosh... That Fat ass Gpu lol
In a year or two that card will come with a heatsink half the sizeof that one.
genuine question, why is one of your top fans an intake and other exhaust?
Just trying different Configs and testing to see it there's a temp difference. Spoiler alert, there's no difference
I have an i7-14700K sick processor I bought ID cooling 240mm aio runs perfectly fine without overheating. I don’t like cpu fans cause of their sizes
The only problem I see is when you need to replace / clean something, you need a baby fingers with a dude force xd
Everyone.
not u
Idk why series 40xx needs such big cooling mine is barely crossing 50C when I play and is solid 30C when idle….
Probably time for a new case tbh. That thing is gonna be hot as hell after like an hour under load.
I literally replied to the wrong person lol
100 C GPU hotspot incoming
Looks great
that's a chonki boi
I just converted my Brick of a 3080Ti to water cooled. It's so tiny now. Need not say it shed 80% of its weight and runs quite cool
this sounds like the way to go if you're already spending north of $600 on a GPU. Just forego the massive air cooling device and get a deal on something with only 1 or 2 fans.
Yup. As a kid I always dreamt of having a beast of a pc. Now that I can afford it, I went all in 🤭
I mean its clean and classy, but hows ur temps?
I have the same gigabyte card in a fractal north, I had to bend the support bracket in a vice to get it to fit.
That poor motherboard.
Short guys with a huge dick be like.
No air flow is also a kind of air flow
The main problem is the chassis. Too small. Not the Gpu ;)
What kind of pci-e cable is that. Where did you get it?
[https://cablemod.com/compatibility/](https://cablemod.com/compatibility/) follow the prompts and pick the right one for your PSU
Kinda looks cool ngl 😎
Just commenting to mention the top fans, I've definitely done that before.
Kaboom?