Recent content by beejayone

It means turning the fan inside, so that the AIO pushes air into the PSU, which itself blows it out to the top. Just have a look at my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/m67WGX

Yeah. Hot air rises. So you CAN put a fan unter the mainboard which intakes air from the bottom and pushes it to the top, taking some hot air from the GPU with it.

I just ordered my A4 including a fan which fits under the motherboard (Noctua A9x14, there aren't many other options). I guessed my AIO-cooling needs some support for the VRM and the hot air from my axial GPU needs some more motivation to flow upwards.

1) I think 1660S/TI can handle "most" games on highest settings. If you want to be sure and budget is not a concern, then go for the RTX. I'm more a fan of "buy midrange GPU this year and, if nessecary, another midrange in 2 or 3 years ". I'm not a fan of "future proof" buying, because high end...

1) For 1080p you could consider a smaller GPU, like the 1660S, but i guess the 2060 is also fine. 2) The 9600K has a TDP of 95 W, which is not easy to cool with small CPU coolers. That's where AMD comes into play: Higher efficiency and cheaper price! You get the 2700X with 8x3.6 GHz (performs...