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This is good stuff. Be careful with your fingers. You may want to get yourself a screen for the input and output of those fans. A metel mesh would be easy enough.

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Aha. fans are on the opposite side of the I/O.... I didn't plan it that way it just made sense to have the GPU radiator blowing towards the exhaust rather than from it, cool air and all.

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I have a special relationship with JDM things, awesome computer.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt 5y

Needs lower with more lip. You 4wd bro?

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External water cooler radiators with Noctua fans?

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Yeah.

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Water cooling is the way to go, I've been running a Corsair unit on my old Sandy Bridge for years (OC to 4.7 ghz) and it never overheats even under heavy load.

Nice rig!

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Yeah, the 2080 super only gets to 42C under a lot of stress. The ryzen 3800X is around 38C. Idle is 22C for both cpu and gpu. The Noctua NF-F12 fans are the absolute shit for radiator applications, waaaay more pressure and about half the volume. Worth the price.