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I installed a Corsair 120mm AIO in a MI-6 using a workhorse loft (cardboard, lol), to get some data on cooling. The MI-6 case was modified to add the cutout at the top of the center divider, which will be in the second production batch. This allows the tubing to be routed from the radiator to the block.Here is the test data in yellow for the AIO with std frequency, and also with OC.I think I looks pretty good given it is a torture test. One thing I keep thinking about is how my test is pretty darn severe compared to other cases, being all cores, and continuous load. I test to give confidence that a build won't overheat, but I might do a test with only 2 cores and a cyclic CPU load just for comparison purposes to other cases.
I installed a Corsair 120mm AIO in a MI-6 using a workhorse loft (cardboard, lol), to get some data on cooling. The MI-6 case was modified to add the cutout at the top of the center divider, which will be in the second production batch. This allows the tubing to be routed from the radiator to the block.
Here is the test data in yellow for the AIO with std frequency, and also with OC.
I think I looks pretty good given it is a torture test. One thing I keep thinking about is how my test is pretty darn severe compared to other cases, being all cores, and continuous load. I test to give confidence that a build won't overheat, but I might do a test with only 2 cores and a cyclic CPU load just for comparison purposes to other cases.
