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Hello everyone, so i dont normally post here, but ive been working on my pc one piece at a time, i originally got my pc with a cheap case: https://yeyian.mx/gabinetes-y-enfriamiento/caja-de-ordenador-de-sobremesa-gaming-yeyian-vortex-micro-atx-sin-fuente-de-alimentacion-negro-led-rojo-ygv-68811.html Poor airflow = noise from the fans ramping up = bad temps Little space for aftermarket cpu air coolers Little space for cable management PSU has to be mounted on the top. included 4 Molex-only fans Acrylic panel Front panel audio never worked (but i believed until recently that it was my fault when connecting the cable so i didnt complain with the store lol) Dont take me wrong, it was cheap and its good enough for a low budget, but now that im planning to get a rtx 3070 so i need better airflow. last week i got the XPG invader case: https://www.xpg.com/en/feature/638/ Building with this case was actually pretty easy and i love it Better airflow and better temps overall, i have 6x120mm fans and option for two more, Multiple options for watercooling Better cable management (even if i suck at it). PSU cover. Front panel works perfectly with two usb 3.0, audio/mic jack and control for the included rgb (wasnt my fault after all) Tempered glass etc.etc. but specially: Silence. even with more fans. So anyway, i just wanted to show how i understood the importance to get a good case, not only for the *A e s t h e t i c* but also to get better performance. Does anyone has similar experiences where changing one thing feels like a huge improvement?

Thank you Both.

Hello, so i recently got the PSU power reactor xpg 650W it comes with a farily decent cable langth (from the PSU to my UPS), however i would like to change my desk position and a longer cable from the psu to the ups would be very helpful so i wonder if it matters if i get a thid party one that is like 2m or 3m or if i should always use the one that comes with the power supply sorry if this is a silly question, just want to make sure.

Hey! if anyone wants to know my newbie storie. So part of my "problems" were noise and temperature, i notice the noise part is not really the amd stock cooler's fault, but mostly because my case* came with 4 included molex-only fans, so they are running at 100% all the time. So i got a new rear case 80mm 5 dollars fan with a 3 pin header so my motherboard can control the speed, and even on the "performance" setting i got a -5dB improvement- i'm planning to get another 4 120mm fans that i can control with the motherboard for my case to replace the existing ones (and to have an extra one), so i can less noise on regular use and have better temps (at least thats what i believe) when rendering.

Thank you everyone, i think i have now some extra ideas

You made a good point actually, maybe getting a case with a better airflow could be the actual answer

ive been thinking about overclocking and the stock cooler gets pretty noisy when rendering a video.

Hello everyone, i'm a newbie and i have a few questions so i have the Yeyian vortex 1200 case, according to the manual the max height for the air cooler is 155mm i found the cooler master 212 appealing, but it is 158mm tall ¿are those numbers that specific or can i get away with this? I'm running a Ryzen 2600 with the stock cooler anyway, my questions are: ¿Is there an air cooler that matches the 155mm max? any suggestions? regards