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So I recently deshrouded my gpu and stuck on 2 120mm noctua fans and temps have been great. Atleast when the tape held the fan in place (i taped this a lot more, in between the fans and on the other side of them, still the same happens) I used zipties for the right fan and for one half of the leftmost fan, however, on the right side of the left fan a ziptie would interfere with the pcie slot. As you can probably tell tape doesn’t work too well. Any solutions?  

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Use the right's-left ziptie as the anchor?

 

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or the fans?

 

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Or similar "bridge" solution perhaps?

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You could run a zip tie through the holes to bind the two fans together - there seems to be enough space that you could fit two zip ties through a single fan hole, since your zip ties seem quite thin.

 

So the left fan would be held up by the far left zip tie and then a couple of zip ties that hold it to the right fan, which is then held up by those other two zip ties.

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8 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

You could run a zip tie through the holes to bind the two fans together - there seems to be enough space that you could fit two zip ties through a single fan hole, since your zip ties seem quite thin.

 

So the left fan would be held up by the far left zip tie and then a couple of zip ties that hold it to the right fan, which is then held up by those other two zip ties.

I tried this, the problem is the heatsink isnt flat so i couldnt get the fans as close to the heatsink because the ziptie that connected to the other fan allowed it to drop and left around a 3cm gap between the fan and the heatsink.

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36 minutes ago, Mero283 said:

So I recently deshrouded my gpu and stuck on 2 120mm noctua fans and temps have been great. Atleast when the tape held the fan in place (i taped this a lot more, in between the fans and on the other side of them, still the same happens) I used zipties for the right fan and for one half of the leftmost fan, however, on the right side of the left fan a ziptie would interfere with the pcie slot. As you can probably tell tape doesn’t work too well. Any solutions?  

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Put ziptie here. Pull as tight or loose as is possible given the fan/heatsink clearance. Boom. Problem solved.

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