Can it fit 120mm AIO for both CPU and GPU?In which configuration can GPU be watercooled in this case?
You'd be better off thermally with a 240mm rad on the CPU and use the stock cooler on most GPUs. This case will fit large GPUs so using a 120mm radiator for the GPU makes no sense. It would likely perform worse than stock. Your best bet is to just undervolt the GPU (making sure it's stable the whole time) and that will lower it's temps significantly.Can it fit 120mm AIO for both CPU and GPU?
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"Small size - big possibilities"Plz help me to find a slogan for the product!
Some ideas
- A tribute to SFF
- the ultimate (tasty) sandwich
- Packs a Powerful Punch
If you have own ideas feel free to share.
It just that I dont have stock cooler on gpu Might opt for hybrid with 120mmYou'd be better off thermally with a 240mm rad on the CPU and use the stock cooler on most GPUs. This case will fit large GPUs so using a 120mm radiator for the GPU makes no sense. It would likely perform worse than stock. Your best bet is to just undervolt the GPU (making sure it's stable the whole time) and that will lower it's temps significantly.
Liquid cooling isn't magic, if you don't have the radiator volume or necessary airflow then it won't help temps