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Not exactly that, no. And not with video cards. But, I have had other types of fans behave acoustically differently when oriented different ways. The noise could be the fans like you suggest, could be coil whine that you didn't notice before (it's not always a high pitched squeal), or it could be vibrations resonating in the case. If you hold on to the card while it's running, without touching the fans, it could be vibrations. If you (SAFELY) stop each fan and listen, you might be able to isolate the sound to a single fan. Those are things I would try, but don't cut yourself on a fan, or damage the electronics of your card by shorting it, etc. Be safe with yourself and the card.

It is an ATX PSU. The parts list is in the description

@@ChillBuildsoh god im blind 🤣🤣 but thank you tho ! Your video really helps alot and im feeling like to get that case too

@@marti6641 the larger versions of this case were awesome, the air 540 was one of my favorites, and I was just looking at an old 250d bike on the marketplace recently. They used to be top tier.

@@K4rgo It definitely used to be easier to put together a great PC.

I still have the 350D, it’s not in use, but still have it. My first build was similar to yours, just the 350D and the AMD R9 280X were different. I’ve been thinking I might do my next build in that if a MB manufacturer came out with a good mATX board for a newer CPU.

Don't worry. You don't need it at all. I remove them intentionally. They are the main reason behind GPU PCB cracks. It's just stupid design that serves no purpose.

I don't know the answer to that question. Sorry. A little research told me that it's ethanol based and may leave more residue behind than isopropyl alcohol. I went the safe route with the 99% medical stuff.

That's an interesting comment. Why do you think that?

You can see the dimensions if you go to the manufacturer's websites for each case.

You are mistaken. Sorry.

lol. Ok. I understand your point.

Not sure if the way the PSU mounts would block some of your cables. It wouldn't be worth using a side-connector PSU in this case. Those are only useful in a handful of cases.

dang

Considering the wattage of high end components, it can probably be ised as one

@@MaksimCherkazyanov-b9s Ironically, it was made in a cooler time for PC parts.

Intake fans you mean? There are none.

Does that little switch on yours work? What does it do?

@@ChillBuilds Quite honestly, I've no idea. I turned it on and off once and nothing happened,

@@Caelum-q7s Seems to do absolutely nothing. No wonder it's not mentioned in the manual.

@@ChillBuilds Right, I tried to follow the wiring but it's buried inside the wall of the case, so it may have to remain a mystery.

@@ChillBuilds if you are talking about the switch thats toggled at 7:48 , it's an overhead LED inside the case

Same, luckily one popped up on the local market.

Dang that’s lucky

Oh, you're talking about those vertical pieces? You could ask around on Reddit's hardwareswap to see if anyone would be willing to sell them. It's a super longshot. You could also try making them yourself, which would be difficult, but not impossible.

@ChillBuilds I have a 3D Printer could try a more stable filliment than PLA if there was a proper scan and file. There is also someone that can print metal.

@@Racamonkey ok! You're right, this was a less chill video than I would like. I'm still working on the tone.

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@@Caio99BR that's not good. Shift the fan upward to avoid that, remove it, or move it to the back side of the heat sink.

@ChillBuilds I cant uplift it cause the case space, and I cant swap to the back side because there's not enough space on top of the vrm heatsink

I've generally had a decent time with Intel cards, but sometimes it takes a few kernel revisions to get support out of the box. Also, I've been hearing sketchy things about the new intel WIFI 7 cards that make me want to avoid them for now.

I don't know who that was, but it wasn't me. Hope my voice wasn't too bad; it's something you're pretty stuck with, you know?

You could use a case for decades if it does what you want it to. I don't know if it's worth it for you, but I even sometimes think about buying this case again. Not aware of any updates.

@@ChillBuilds Insightful advice. I'm currently using a Corsair Carbide Air 540 since Dec 2014.

Bad news. These aren't necessarily universal. Did you lose yours?

@ChillBuilds Yes I dismounted mine on my z370n wifi and lost it. Now I am trying to get a new one.

If you use that many cables, it might be a little bit of a headache. I'm not sure it wouldn't work, but if I were going to do it, I'd try the following: 1. Use the narrowest and most flexible cables I can where possible. Probably that's easy to do for any 1080p sources. 2. Use a hook/loop strap to tied the cables together before they exit the lid of the case. 3. Definitely move the top fans to the bottom of the case and forgo use of the top fan bracket completely. I don't have a setup as complicated as yours, but My guess is that you could make it work.

It should, but I have a z790 atx, a 4090 and a 360aoi in mine with a bunch of addition fans and room to spare. Makes for a sweet vertically oriented setup imo.

Really? That's surprising, but it is a solid board.

That's a pretty unique case, too. Giant display windows, great ventilation, and still room for a ton of hard drives. That's one of the few cases I still own.

I would go online and get a magnetic antenna that connects with wires. This is what many motherboards come with now instead of the stick antennas (antennae?). I don't really think the situation is all that "bad," just that it's not convenient the way they set it up. I'm thinking about setting mine up with 120mm fans on either side and using a Noctua D15 on the CPU to see how well that does, then just leaving the top open. Good luck with your build!

@@ChillBuilds Been in the pc space for years and just found out magnetic solutions exist because of you. Thanks!

@@Rune_17 Yeah, they come with a ton of motherboards now. Stuff like this one www.ebay.com/itm/225763641790?_skw=magnetic+wifi+antenna+asus&itmmeta=01JAEXR781MWCCTT72E6C3F3A5&hash=item34908fc9be:g:qKkAAOSw0Ihk-rlr&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKnCTrsgS4DxxOYvi4TKeFzWINqmVncGaiegMjxTON3kwrYR9gn3dt8evsP6Cdyxy7ALF3XCf3geaibqWTnIQ%2F3EFUzyHEuS%2F3D4SFIaoW0sF5nRDpyQIKWkRaV1NI6TwQqQQ1NKiJ2lMrWCJujfUu109Hx8dj%2FNxK6DGFms%2B74b4VD7E%2Bgb5Bw7saeD7lvXn8s2jZFqNQIeRAt9XQWJTNkpoKTuImm7eSJ7s7qSw2GsuuWjiF1cwpiJ%2FB6Zp%2FgovS5i8HRBS7FGw2BWWCnoBHuTumn35TD0GtfilYl%2Beicqcg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMjPTg3dNk

I do not know, but I would not try it. That's a totally different kind of solvent.

@@ChillBuildswhat if i rinse it with water afterwards

That's a lot of heat for this case. It might work if you really strongly ventilate. Don't know.

@@ChillBuilds tks for your reply, I really enjoy your style video