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I made a fan 40mm housing to direct airflow into the motherboard chipset fan directly out of paper to see if my idea would work to cool it. I was getting a average of 85c on my chipset while playing games in a air conditioned room. the reson why is because my 3 slot gpu covers the chipset fan intake and blows hot air into it and i cant move it to any of the other slots because im using 2 other pcie devices. It works where now im getting about 73 while gaming so im planing on making a more solid and permanent version of this. my question is on what would be the best way of making a more permanent solution. Also if there is a better way to cool my chipset. My case doesn't have much space to work with as its a fractal define 7 compact and doesnt let me mount gpu vertically to move it away from the chipset fan intake

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4 minutes ago, Samfisher said:

3D print something?

I don't have access to a 3d printer and most online 3d printing companies seem to charge over 100. I'm trying to do this cheaply if possible since I don't have much funds to spend to fix this issue as I did this with stuff I had on hand already

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3 minutes ago, Ritsukashy said:

I don't have access to a 3d printer and most online 3d printing companies seem to charge over 100. I'm trying to do this cheaply if possible since I don't have much funds to spend to fix this issue as I did this with stuff I had on hand already

A lot of x570 boards don't have thermal paste between the fan and the heatsink of the chipset.  Gigabyte boards I know you can remove the backplate, remove the thermal pad and apply your own thermal paste and have it drop 10-15c.  Keep the thermal pad for RMA.

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Would be good if you said what board you have honey.

Anyway, your problem is that th gpu is blowing the hot air right into the chipset. I would strip the chipset cooler down untill there's only the fan+heatsink lest and make a costum box from Microwave Plastic Container or duct tape the 2080 where the chipset is

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1 minute ago, Ralf said:

Would be good if you said what board you have honey.

Anyway, your problem is that th gpu is blowing the hot air right into the chipset. I would strip the chipset cooler down untill there's only the fan+heatsink lest and make a costum box from Microwave Plastic Container or duct tape the 2080 where the chipset is

im using a Asus crosshair VIII Hero and i already put tape on where the gpu would blow ait into the chipset and it didnt help then i used thermal tape and still didnt help. the space between the gpu and intake is really small like 5 or 6mm and all the surrounding air is hot since it coming out the gpu. ill see about putting thermal paste under there but i dont really have high hopes for that and dont want to void my warranty.

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what abut a vertical gpu mount. it will let you be able to put w/e size fan on it and the gpu air would not blow in to it. if that dose not work then guess its bigger then you and me?

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1 minute ago, Ritsukashy said:

My case doesn't support vertical gpu mount

what you mean? how may pci slots dose it have?

I have dyslexia plz be kind to me. dont like my post dont read it or respond thx

also i edit post alot because you no why...

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there a cheap one

rgb one

one that sits on the bottom of the case

I have dyslexia plz be kind to me. dont like my post dont read it or respond thx

also i edit post alot because you no why...

Thrasher_565 hub links build logs

 

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