So i finished up my new pc. Everything runs perfect. Stress tests all went well and temps are good. My only concern is my cpu heatsink. I’ve never seen one flipped that way. It’s the only way it would fit on the mobo. I did multiple temp tests on the gpu and cpu, and both were fine, but I’m wondering if anyone has any experience doing it this way and should i be concerned with any long term effects . Thanks all
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It’s definitely not efficient considering your airflow setup, but it will be fine as long as your temps are good 👍
Side note, what cpu do you have? You could likely get an air cooler that will fit in a normal position without obstructing the ram
That is so clean guh damn
I think I’m going to push a vert mount with my case and air flow.