slyheron13 said:How can you possibly justify such a chaotic setup? It is nothing short of a disaster. You have cables snaking out in every direction like unmanaged wiring in an old basement, a cooling fan protruding awkwardly from the chassis, and even the optical drive sits half-exposed. To make matters worse, that neon lighting is practically blinding; it’s enough to give anyone a headache while they're trying to focus on their work at the desk.
What exactly did you do to the case?
Honestly, you should be grateful to even have access to something like this. It isn't some high-end studio setup; it’s just a standard smartphone camera, for heaven's sake—I don't have anything better to work with at the moment. The cables are more or less all hooked up properly, so there really is no reason for you to keep complaining unless you're simply looking for someone to blame.
Once I have completed further iterations of the body paint work, only then will the matter be truly settled.
Edward Peterson70 said:Nothing seems to be working quite right. 😉
The mask has been removed. ☕
Correction: I just recalled that you previously had the tower resting directly on top of the power supply.
I see you’ve flipped the orientation and installed two fans.
It would be far more prudent to maintain a gap of at least one unit between the towers.
To be perfectly honest, Edward Peterson70 isn't exactly a miracle worker here; the temperature difference when positioned between the towers is a mere 0.5 to 1 degree Celsius. While that might seem negligible, the current setup is perfectly adequate, especially since I have full control over the exhaust settings. Given that I’ve paired every single intake fan with a corresponding exhaust fan, this configuration serves both the CPU's needs and my own preferences quite effectively. 😁!
I am attaching an image here to illustrate the temperature readings recorded above.
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