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Which Blower GPU?

R.C
By R.C
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Hey there,

 

I am building an ITX PC in the Raijintek Metis Plus. As it is an ITX case, I am worried about keeping the PC cool.

 

I am thinking about putting a rx 590 in (either gigabyte or Sapphire) but I am not sure whether a reference style GPU is good for the temperatures.

 

Are there any blower style GPU's available around the £200/$250 or any reference cards which will help take the hot air from the GPU away from the inside of the case.

 

Is a reference card ok? I will be using a 120mm AIO so hopefully this will help with air flow.

 

Many Thanks,

RC

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2 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

itx tho... probably not

ITX aswell. overpressure would make sure it vents properly. 

 

i would recommend investing in proper fans, but its not strictly neccesary. 

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55 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

had a doublecheck on the case. 

 

its not as small as i hoped it was. 

 

a fanset in front and exhaust is prefferable. 

This might seem a bit stupid but (with the weird orientation of the case) could I have 2 intakes (1 at top and 1 at back) and use the PSU as an exhaust. In this case the PSU pulls air in from the case and exhausts from the bottom

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1 minute ago, R.C said:

This might seem a bit stupid but (with the weird orientation of the case) could I have 2 intakes (1 at top and 1 at back) and use the PSU as an exhaust. In this case the PSU pulls air in from the case and exhausts from the bottom

that can work fine. 

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