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How can i mod this barrier between my Power Supply and main chamber? (Safety screws)

ZentralheizungPC

I would like to cut a fan vent into it for more airflow to the GPU, is that somehow possible? And would that give me any cooling advantage? 979926363_Screenshot_20230328-1035272.thumb.png.2d9df55b7b7c00b46c292d277d5d2e2e.png

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If the case floor is closed removing the shroud won't help...

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2 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

If the case floor is closed removing the shroud won't help...

But i could Install fans into the shroud and drill holes into the backpanel, so it can get air from the side.

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Which model case is it? Can you show the screws (or rivets?) that are holding in the shroud.

 

Cutting a grill in the PSU shroud likely won't do anything for your graphics card temps.

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1 minute ago, ZentralheizungPC said:

But i could Install fans and drill holes into the backpanel, so it can get air from the side.

Where will you drill holes on the back ? The PSU prevents it...On the case floor ? Then with no filter you may have plenty of dust

Is the GPU temp that bad ?

 

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3 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Which model case is it? Can you show the screws (or rivets?) that are holding in the shroud.

 

Cutting a grill in the PSU shroud likely won't do anything for your graphics card temps.

These are likely some kind of rivets. I thought of also modding the backpanel so air can get through the backpanel up through the shroud. I would drill holes into the shroud for a fan.

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Just now, PDifolco said:

Where will you drill holes on the back ? The PSU prevents it...On the case floor ? Then with no filter you may have plenty of dust

Is the GPU temp that bad ?

 

I have some space between PSU and shroud, like 2cm, and also some space next to the PSU between PSU and drive cage. 

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2 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Where will you drill holes on the back ? The PSU prevents it...On the case floor ? Then with no filter you may have plenty of dust

Is the GPU temp that bad ?

 

No GPU temps arent that bad i just want to turn the GPU fans down more for less noise. 

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Just now, ZentralheizungPC said:

I have some space between PSU and shroud, like 2cm, and also some space next to the PSU between PSU and drive cage. 

not enough space to put fans, and just 2cm holes won't reduce the temp at all

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Just now, ZentralheizungPC said:

No GPU temps arent that bad i just want to turn the GPU fans down more for less noise. 

Then just do it, as long as you're below 80C you're good

What card is it ?

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Just now, PDifolco said:

not enough space to put fans, and just 2cm holes won't reduce the temp at all

I would install them between my PSU and the Drive cage. There is about 8cm of free Horizontal space at full PSU cage hight between the two.

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3 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Then just do it, as long as you're below 80C you're good

What card is it ?

An overclocked RTX 3070 on 2100 mhz

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1 hour ago, ZentralheizungPC said:

I would like to cut a fan vent into it for more airflow to the GPU, is that somehow possible? And would that give me any cooling advantage? 979926363_Screenshot_20230328-1035272.thumb.png.2d9df55b7b7c00b46c292d277d5d2e2e.png

 

is that an rgb strip on your gpu? what brand and length?

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25 minutes ago, Blqckqut said:

is that an rgb strip on your gpu? what brand and length?

These are phanteks neon strips 35 cm i think, the Combo Variant. 

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Some case designed to have holes on the PSU shroud to install more fans, and I think it will help GPU temps a bit. Unfortunately your case does not. It's up to you to mod it or replace your case

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