Hey all, i just managed to pick up a fractal design mood case for $20 but it was missing the fan bracket and HDD bracket, both of which i was intending to use. I have a Bambu Labs P1s and was planning to print out replacement parts as i cannot seem to find any spare parts for sale, and fractal doesn't sell parts individually unless i have the receipt (at least I'm mostly certain they don't)

Does anyone by chance have a 3D scanner and a fractal mood case that would be willing to scan both of the brackets?
Does anyone have these parts for a fractal design mood for sale? Id be willing to buy them too

Thanks!

Adicionei um termômetro em minha ddr4 para mensurar uma queda térmica.

Pode parecer pouco, porém a queda térmica de 11° sob uma temperatura de 47 é bem relevante quando você parte da temperatura em idle de 31°.

Resumindo, utilizando o occt e o Furmark simultaneamente, consegui chegar aos 47°, após iniciar a refrigeração a temperatura estabilizou em 36°.

Obs; queda de temperatura da GPU em 15°/ SSD com dissipador argb queda de 5°.

Ive been slowly adding more details to this build and I think the purple/anime theme is finally starting to come together.

I wanted the inside of the case to feel more like a display space instead of just a PC, so I added a few character figures to be displayed under the purple light theme.

The part I’ve been having the most fun with is the screens. I’m using the TRYX HOLO AIO display for one of the animations, plus a couple of extra screens for system info and matching artwork. Having the same character/theme spread across different parts of the case makes the whole thing feel a lot more connected.

I’m still thinking it needs one more custom detail though.

Maybe a small illuminated sign, some custom panel work, or another tiny display somewhere?

My first PC build, and I think I did a pretty good job with the layout and airflow using the Arctic P12 Max fans. I'm getting really good temperatures while gaming at 1080p Ultra: around 60°C on the GPU and 68°C on the CPU.

I wanted to share the idea of adding a side-mounted fan in case anyone wants to try it. It makes a huge difference!

I positioned the PSU like you can see in the second-to-last picture because the case didn't really allow me to mount it in the ideal orientation. However, it fits perfectly, literally down to the millimeter, right next to the RAM sticks.

To mount the side fan, I bought some right-angle brackets from AliExpress. I'll leave the link below. Using flat-head screws and washers, I managed to space the fan away from the side panel just enough to allow it to close, as you can see in the last picture.

PC Specs:

• Motherboard: ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi

• CPU: Ryzen 5 7500F

• GPU: RTX 4060 Ti 16GB

• RAM: TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory

• PSU: Corsair SF1000L

• CPU Cooler: ID-COOLING IS-55 Black 54.6 CFM CPU Cooler

• Case: Jonsbo C6 ITX version

Side fan mounting brackets: Right-angle brackets – AliExpress

Also upgraded the ram the gpu is next on the board

I have been working on a HD remake of Jurassic Park for SNES but for PC. Yes AI has assisted in the making of this. I've trying to be as faithful to the original as possible. The classic music and sfx are there. The Pause Menu has been polished, touching the motion detectors saves the game now (there are 3 save slots), building interiors now have a map the player can access anytime. There is also an animated game over screen and an actual ending. I've implemented a night/day system, dynamic weather, directional sound, particle effects, jungle fog/mist and a few other quality of life improvements. Alan's walking animation is one of the last major things/headaches aside from cleaning up how things look/function etc.. If there is anybody that is good with walking animations and interested in lending a hand, throw me a message. This is still just a work in progress.ss.

i added a downpipe, nos, k&n intake + tune to my pc

Everyone who builds custom loops knows the headache of fighting a heavy radiator flat on a desk while trying to line up push/pull fans, gaskets, and long screws—or dealing with flimsy stamped sheet-metal brackets that transfer pump and fan vibration straight into the desk, or a case that just recycles the heat right back into the system.

I engineered the Velocity Jet Test Stand as a rigid 4-pillar external gantry that doubles as a chest-high 180° radiator assembly vise:

• 100mm Dovetail Vices & Symmetrical "Letter E" Port Pockets: Clamps the radiator tanks at chest height and flips 180° in the jaws so you can bolt up both sides of a push/pull stack without ever laying the core down or blocking the G1/4" ports.

• Gravity-Locking Slide & Shore 95A TPU Isolation: The base rail locks under vertical load while decoupling pump and fan vibration from the workstation desk.

• 30mm Structural Pillars with Cantilevered D5 Mount: Holds a full wet loop, EK D5 pump-reservoir combo, and a 65mm-thick all-copper radiator core with zero flex.

Hello guys, do you think a CoolCold, one of those small hot air extractor can be of any use with a 5090? placing it at the lateral heat exhaust? or im Just delusional 😂

i repost it there because it seem not welcome at r/nvidia

yes i painted the heatsink because my ocd look, temperature is 5* higher (around 70*c max with 22*c ambient), and the card is already ​watercooled before ​​​

i also painted a another 4080 super suprim and it still working for about 1 year without any perfomance problem or chipped paint​​​​

Is there an indepth tutorial for this case or any snowblind mod in general that doesn't require a lot of soldering (preferably none) (preferably not a paid guide too...)

Would appreciate some help, its my first time trying any kind of pc mod