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As long as the cpu heat sink doesn't get in the way of the ram slots then go ahead and put together what you have.

When I was on the football(American) team in high-school I could eat like 30 tacos and still have room for more and I don't think I've ever weighed more than 180 lbs, so not exactly skinny but considering my diet I probably should have weighed like 250

probably this 13:40 is just, wow

Did you check the connector on the fan cable to make sure the pins weren't pushed out? That's happened to me before.

Yeah if it's a good/decent quality fan that can run at low rpms the motherboard will have a panic attack and think the fan is moving too slow, so it shows as red, but there should be no issue as long as the fan is spinning.

Doesn't the red ring happen because some adhesive or something ends up melting? But yeah I don't know of any cooler that would fit the 360's mounting holes. You should make a custom one with your neighbor's CNC!

Worst thing would be reduced lifespan, but they shouldn't straight up burn-out thanks to throttling. I would say throttling would be second worse. or maybe throttling would be the main one given it is more immediate and more likely to occur, hmmmmmmm.

I would say you probably won't see a huge difference in temps with the added fans, at least not on the cpu given the stock cooler. I would say front=intake, side=intake, rear=exhaust and if you have space under your case then put the psu fan facing down. But that said I think the best thing would be to upgrade the cpu cooler maybe something like this Newegg if you don't wanna spend a lot. But honestly the temps you are seeing at idle aren't terrible. What kind of temps do you have at load?

Probably Noctua NF-F12 or EK Vardar though I have no personal experience with the Vardar ones.

It pleased me greatly to see the large number of people voting for "Who's Drake?" :lol: