In this specific situaton a negative pressure config might actually work better. I have noticed that in 011 having intake through the rad makes it run much hotter.

@@not_your_business666 More important : it's uglier to do that way

XD

As i can see, he has intake on top and outtake on the botton.

@@Manderlorian yep

@@CoolGaming_pty but why? temperatures can not be better in this configuration?

Yeah the 240 (30mm) radiator is in the back Before putting the distro plate you have to place the 240 radiator Plus, I had to cut a little bit where the fans are located, so that I could put a fitting in there

you're supposed to cut them yourself. depends on what hardware you have.

Before putting the distro plate you have to place the 240 radiator. Plus, I had to cut a little bit where the fans are located, so that I could put a fitting in there.

@@agordon20024 Thanks for your help! I'm gonna mod my case soon and I'm so excited

90 degree ekwb classic angle www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-af-classic-angled-90-black-nickel

For the radiador i used these fittings www.performance-pcs.com/water-cooling/fittings-connectors/ek-af-angled-2-x-45-g1-4-fitting-black-nickel-ek-af-2x45-g14-bknk.html

@@CoolGaming_pty thank you so much! also last question. what height static extenders did you use for the rads? thanks again

You can fit up to an ATX mobo. If you're putting an ATX mobo in then you can't have a rad in the top but you can have 2x140mm or 3x120mm fans. same for the bottom but on the bottom you can also fit a 280 or 360 rad. as for the back/front (what do you even call that?) you can fit 2x120 or 2x140mm fans. you should also be able to fit a 240/280 rad too but if you're going with the distro plate you'll have to mount the rad behind the fan mount (fan mount in between fans and rad). as for the back, 1x120 fan and I think 1x140 as well.

heat rises with convection, which is negligible compared to a direct air flow coming from a fan (especially ones with high static pressure), so this might not make much of a difference.

@@MystDaLow ​ @Myst It doesn't make sense to battle convection or not take advantage of it if you can. The coldest air available is from the bottom. Also, exhausting out the bottom is just not as efficient. Especially, because you have more resistance pushing heat out of the bottom of the case. It has to go through a radiator, out a possible filter, and then pushed into the floor. That hot air will rise and then be pulled right back into the case. The path of least resistance would be out the top. Hell, the radiator should be in the top if it's possible as well. Is it necessary? Maybe not. Is it the best configuration? Most certainly. Am I nitpicking? Yes. Why? Because I want to help.

@@eldiablo6457 When I say negligible I mean it, this could very well not have any impact in a strong airflow case. Do you think I'm trying to not help? Also can you tell me how blindly following something without any basis is going to help? If I'm correct this could be great since people will have one less shitty constraint to be mindful of when building their PC.

And yes it does make sense to "battle" heat rising through convection because if that phenomenon is 2 orders of magnitude smaller than the airflow, this is basically useless to consider it. Do you consider the wind direction when you take your car and plan your trio? No.

@@MystDaLow Actually, I do consider storms, and what you call negligible could be a few degrees difference in temperature. My last system ran for 10 years. I'm an ex Naval avionics technician. Efficiency is bred into me and getting the most out of a system is a good thing. Flipping a few fans is extremely easy and will extend the life of that PC. Not sure why anyone would spend that much money and not do it the best they can.

Looks like you did? Are the right sides of the fans and rad just hanging? Or are they secured in some way?

Generally speaking, you can mount it vertically. I have the 011 dynamic XL (the case in the video is the 011 mini). I could probably manage a radiator on bottom but the lian li vertical mounting kit seems a bit close to the fans or rad for my liking. Others have stated the coolermaster or phanteks vertical mounting kit are better in regards to clearance. Hope that helps

@@opiumextract2934 Thank you for the info, much appreciated, I'll make some research about the other vertical mounting. Love the build on the video!

@@patrickchen637 images.app.goo.gl/vGhN987TK1zSQPF69 Just a reference picture, not mine

Not really. The most complicated part to change would be the GPU. For instance, the cpu, ram can be changed without draining the system.

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Because the client is intel fanlover🤣

@@CoolGaming_pty well haha fair enough

Haha welcome to 2021

I build what the client asks for

AMD is trash