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I currently have a full size GPU in an ITX case

Currently running the Fractal Define Nano S and want to go smaller but still use my current GPU (1080ti FE) and AIO (240mm fractal) What's my best option?

4 warranty replacements to get one that would hold programming while in wireless mode. None would after the computer went into sleep mode. it is a common issue where you have to hit the button 10 or so times to get it to register

I have used the G900 and now the G903. The G903 is a huge improvement over the 900. On paper there aren't huge differences, but the 903 hold it's macro programming when ran wireless whereas the previous 4 900s I had did not. That alone was worth the price of the upgrade.

I actually tried it with a stock corsair fan just now and there was literally no difference in temps with it or without it during a 20 min FurMark test

Currently have a Define Nano S and I hate the Plastic window. Looking to possibly switch to the Evolve ITX from phanteks but i'm concerned that the PSU shroud will interfere with the blower style GPU i use. has anyone who has one expereinced any issues?

it never gets above 71c during gameplay or FurMark with the fan curve I have on it. The fan noise is negligible because whenever I'm gaming i'm wearing AudioTechnica ATH-AD2000x so I don't hear it anyway. I'm just curious if an extra fan would make it even better

Once I discovered Noctua PPC fans they are all I ever use. They are dead quiet, do very well in airflow and pushing air through radiators, and you can't beat their warranty. They are pricey. but you get what you pay for.

I'm running a Fractal Design Define Nano S with a Corsair H100iv2 up front running intake using Noctua PPC 2000RPM fans, I am using another of the same to exhaust on the back. I m also running an Asus GTX1080TI Turbo Blower style GPU The case also has room in front of the power supply to run a 120mm fan. I was thinking of grabbing another noctua to put there which would push fresh air directly onto the blower fan of the GPU. Is this a good idea for reducing temps under full load or would it be a waste of a fan?