GPU mounting in NES?

[SomeNerdNamedSteve]

I have an idea for my next build to be made in a Nintendo entertainment system shell.  So far, I know I can fit a mini ITX board in with a Flex ATX power supply.  I would be mounting the mobo upside down for space reasons.  I would be mounting (somehow) the SSD and another 2.5" HDD to the top of the NES.  It's already pretty packed in there, but if I did my math right, I can put in a GTX 1060 mini in there somehow.  The only question then is how would I do that so that there is still ample airflow throughout the system.  Any thoughts on this?

[HeroXLazer]

Maybe drill holes in the back

[dantayy]

It would be impossible to cool your components properly without drilling a few holes

 

Here's an atom NES build that you might want to look at

http://www.retrocollect.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=22134

[Suika]

9 minutes ago, Ernest_L said:

It would be impossible to cool your components properly without drilling a few holes

Fortunately, a user here came up with a pleasant looking solution.

 

 

[SomeNerdNamedSteve]

@Ernest_L I know I will be doing that but I don't know about if the GPU being over the CPU Cooler would cause the CPU to overheat.