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That'd be a looooong race, but I second this because I love Top Gear. Every time I see Alex and Linus' latest cooling solution I can't help but think of Richard Hammond at the Top Gear Olympics: "We're on the cutting edge of cocking about."

Would love to see a topgear kind of race. Like a BWM i3 against something else. Like from vancouver to miami qho gets there first

Im not sure if this thread is for any video suggestions or but I'll pitch it here. 
 
Pretty basic idea but I haven't seen it done before. Build a PC in a car or camper where the radiator is mounted so that as the car or camper drives, it cools the PC. This effectively makes it a car powered air cooler. Good potential for thumb nail and video title too.

This thread might help you out:
 
The 115 has a bigger radiator, so it will have better cooling performance. I think that the 100 would be enough for your uses. I would recommend getting the H100i v2 though, as it has updated hardware and it's not a whole lot more.
 
There's also a H110i which has a thicker radiator but is the same price as the H100i v2. It's all pretty confusing.
 

So after a rather unfortunate accident with my previous, pre-built PC from CyberPower that left a good portion of its tempered glass side panel in chunks and dust on the inside and getting a replacement side-panel was going to be a greater pain in the butt for me than just getting a whole new case. So I opted to do my own build using most of its existing components (and some I had purchased last year to do upgrades). The only stuff still remaining on the old case are its motherboard, fans and old PSU, which I might end up using for another build a cheaper machine dedicated to VR that I can place in my living room.
 
Here's the specs of the "new" build.
 
 
Here's what my old PC case looks like:
 
 
Here's the new PC, some shots include the original fans which I replaced b/c they weren't performing as well as I'd hoped in the new case.
 
 
Here's some internal shots and a loneshot of the back (yes, it's messy AF)
 
 
And this is what it looks like at an angle and a front-side view
 
 
So yeah, this is my first official build. Outside of me having to reformat the boot drive twice b/c Intel Optane sucks so much... I'm glad I did it. No longer will I be burdened with pre-built PCing! (That said, I was pretty happy with my pre-built PC and the cost was actually lower than building one when I bought mine.)
 

Big enough to fit your case and budget. Corsair H100i is not bad.

I raise you this
 
 

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