awesome job the build came out looking rather noice, my only thing is that i would have put the fan on the cpu cooler on the back side so that the hot air leaves quicker and you are pulling the cold air through the cooler, the way you have it now it will likely have the warm air lingering in the case. Or even better you could try to put the one fan at the top on the other side of the cpu cooler, as the fan at the top is just gonna be blowing the air into a glass panel its better to have it push the warm air straight out the back. overall great build and i cant wait to see the nest one, Good Job :)
I know exactly what you are saying I left it like that for the crappy aesthetics lol. I left unigen heaven running for like 3 hours yesterday. That room has no air con. With an ambient 80° rm temperature, the max temps of CPU and GPU were 76. Stock fan curves. The next build is coming very soon. Will a 12yr old AMD CPU run Diablo4?? Ty for the encouraging words. = )
I think Gamers Nexus found out that putting the CPU fan at the back actually loses you a few degrees. If the cooler isn't designed for it, like some of the Noctua coolers, always put the CPU fan to the right side facing the front of the case where it can draw in that fresh air from your case fans.
@@NoFailer ah fair enough that does make more sense tbh just feels like it should be on the left side yk? but nice thank you we all learn something new :3
clean build. what are the specs? edit: i noticed ur power supply. those are bad power supplies and they're known for blowing up. i'd be weary of it and replace it ASAP.
awesome job the build came out looking rather noice, my only thing is that i would have put the fan on the cpu cooler on the back side so that the hot air leaves quicker and you are pulling the cold air through the cooler, the way you have it now it will likely have the warm air lingering in the case. Or even better you could try to put the one fan at the top on the other side of the cpu cooler, as the fan at the top is just gonna be blowing the air into a glass panel its better to have it push the warm air straight out the back.
overall great build and i cant wait to see the nest one, Good Job :)
I know exactly what you are saying I left it like that for the crappy aesthetics lol. I left unigen heaven running for like 3 hours yesterday. That room has no air con. With an ambient 80° rm temperature, the max temps of CPU and GPU were 76. Stock fan curves.
The next build is coming very soon. Will a 12yr old AMD CPU run Diablo4?? Ty for the encouraging words. = )
I think Gamers Nexus found out that putting the CPU fan at the back actually loses you a few degrees. If the cooler isn't designed for it, like some of the Noctua coolers, always put the CPU fan to the right side facing the front of the case where it can draw in that fresh air from your case fans.
@@NoFailer ah fair enough that does make more sense tbh just feels like it should be on the left side yk? but nice thank you we all learn something new :3
@@glodell6191 No worries, I recommend checking out some tech/PC channels if you want to go deeper into PC building :)
clean build. what are the specs?
edit: i noticed ur power supply. those are bad power supplies and they're known for blowing up. i'd be weary of it and replace it ASAP.
Ty for the PSU tip, CPU-Ryzen7 2700x, CPU COOLER-Jonsbo tower cooler, RAM-16gb(2×8) Leven 2666mhz, MOBO-GENERIC X370 Gigabyte board, GPU-ZOTAC 1660S
@@theaverageenduser6241 very nice