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Developed by Cheesecake, you may have heard of their other decently popular game called Internet Cafe Simulator.

Already taken care of.
As mentioned, just report the offense and no need to make topics on it. 👍

Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

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Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Yes, but I was more referring to getting it back out (which can of course also be accomplished by pretty much any pliers you can find, but if you want to use a screwdriver, sockets are the way)

You can use any screwdriver with a size 4,5 or 5 hex nut socket to remove standoffs.

Hello friends,   I'm starting a new project and it's time to start this year with a dynamic PC mod/build. The project will be dedicated to GT sports cars, the interior will be associated with the engine under the hood of the car, and the exterior, of course, in the bright colors of speeding cars    This is my new "office" machine. Yes, it might sound funny, but I have to please myself too!   Hardware:   Raijintek PanSlim case Asus ROG Strix Z690i Gaming WiFi motherboard Intel i9 12900k Asus ROG Radeon RX 5700XT graphics Patriot Viper DDR5 Elite5 48G 6600Mhz RAM Patriot Viper VP 4100 1Tb m2 Cooler Master SF 850W power supply Cooler Master SF 120M fans EKWB 2x Surface S240mm slim radiators EK-Quantum HDC Titanium fittings EK-Quantum Velocity² DDC 4.2 PWM D-RGB CableMod custom cables for PSU etc...   Photo teaser and let's go.....      

It's totally fine 😂😂😂 Everyone on this forum has had one of those moments at some point (myself, many times..... dont ask me about "solid" heatpipes...)

It's totally fine 😂😂😂 Everyone on this forum has had one of those moments at some point (myself, many times..... dont ask me about "solid" heatpipes...)

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It's totally fine 😂😂😂 Everyone on this forum has had one of those moments at some point (myself, many times..... dont ask me about "solid" heatpipes...)

Autodesk Fusion is a toy compared to Autodesk Inventor.
Is it nice? Yes.
Do you need Inventor as hobbyist? No.
 
Autodesk Fusion is probably the best bet for free hobby use.
Solidworks Maker edition for $50/year would be the alternative. 
 
If you are student there is Siemens SolidEdge which is similar to Fusion360.
 
Youtube has dozens of tutorials.  Select the one you like.

Fusion360 is free for home users. Its a great tool to get started imo. TONS of tutorials online and UI is fairly easy as per Autodesk fashion. You can import STL files into it too.

lmfao, ermmmmm i dont think the strix will fit, maybe try a different case sorry
 
 
 
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I huh...I...😐 I totally noticed that.......(not)...............
Imma go put on my dunce hat.

Are you really going to base your entire conclusion off of one test?
 
Geekbench is unreliable at best. Add software like blender to your list of benchmarks for a better overall look at performance.

(this is the last one i swear)

There's a technical answer to this:
 
Each fan header on a motherboard is able to push out (typically unless otherweise specifed) 1A of power. 
 
Every fan has their listed amp usage on them. Typically this ranges from 0.15A to 0.4A. You can find this info on the fan motor sticker 

 
So, generally speaking you can safely attach 3 fans to one header. Beyond that, you'll need to invest in a fan hub to get the amount of fans you want all controlled by one header.

Oh I Upgraded in January but I haven't updated my signature until I write the blog (and I've bene really slow on that)
 
Personally the only thing I'd change is switching out the surge protector for a UPS. Admittedly more expensive, but it protects your PC from blackouts / brown outs, and "smart" ones can safely shut down your pc if the battery runs out so you don't end up with any corrupt files or data.

(this is the last one i swear)

(this is the last one i swear)