the_saint

This is a great question, have you tried asking the waterblock company yet? It does appear that it would work at first glance but I would wait for more responses

funny enough I am able to get CPU WU's but none for my 2070 super. I wanna fold the dishes darn it

For some unknown reason. my HDD/SSD (doesn't matter which) will pin to 100% while playing certain games (tarkov, overwatch, other intensive titles) and will cause the game to hang. A random time later the response time on the ssd/hdd will go to 20,000ms and then the game will "catch up" and be playable for another few minutes before a rinse and repeat. I have tried windows re-installs, multiple replacements of the HDD/SSD and have tried them on both sata controllers on my motherboard. I am at a wits end and just want to play some games. pls help

maybe ask around on the discord? There is normally a member of LMG staff in there hanging about.

See. NOW were talking. Do you know anywhere in south FL I could go to that could cut this for me?

TBH it may not even be a problem. My thought was that the fans spinning would cause vibration near the clips holding the panel on. Some black foam could fix that.

ooooh, I was thinking small shapes, like a repeated sequence of the same shaped holes. A CNC would probably be the best bet for doing it I think. Now I gotta find a CNC company.

good idea with the hardware store. And inverted V's sound nice too. My main worry would be weakening the panel to the point that would induce vibration in the panel.

The panel is seperate from the case metal that supports the fans/radiator. And yes it runs about 10 degrees C cooler on my GPU and M.2 drive. Im basically looking for suggestions for cutting patterns for max airflow while preserving the strength of the panel. and what/where to buy a good filter material,

I own a great looking case, the above mentioned p400s, however, the front panel seems to be choking my fans. The front panel is made of some type of thin metal. with a dremel and limited know-how, how could I mod the front to have better airflow for my 240mm water cooler, and also be filtered for dust, because dust is nasty. The case is pictured below, the panel comes off easily with 4 clips on the corners.

i know lol. it was a joke. like I could say that to the RMA guy.

I wont lol. It's just funny how well they take care of us. its like we are their children.

One of the fans doesn't spin alll the time. graphics machine broke

i was thinking that i might do that, or just wait a few months, RMA this 1070ti, and get a 2070 XD