u/Former-Cricket6398

A little over a month since I finished my 2nd build and still love the setup! I recently upgraded from ATX PSU to an SF1000. We've got room for activities now 😆.

-Jonsbo Z20 Case

-MAG B850M Mortar

-7800x3d

-TR PS120 Vision

-Nitro+ 9070XT

-500Gb M.2 with DRAM for OS

-1TB M.2 Gen5

-2TB 980Pro with heatsink

-Ali E. Special Case fans (G-Parteners Interstellar)

-Arctic P14 slim

-Noctua 60mm exhaust fan I feel so cool 😎having a fan made by them

My son loves cars and he'll be excited when he sees these mini cars in my PC and there will be hand prints on the glass panel I'm sure of it. I'll keep them in here for a week or two before I give them to him.

Started with my very first build had it about 5 months and sold it to build a more compact PC using Jonsbo Z20 case. Both are using PS120 triple fan configuration.

With how thick this GPU is, I was unable to install normal size fans on the bottom without causing any turbulence. I had to put something in that gap, so I started measuring and found that 40mm fans were the perfect size. They may not move a lot of air around but they definitely help push the hot air coming out of the GPU up faster because the glass panel is a lot COOLER!

-Thermalright TL-B4020 PWM Fans

Next up, Thermalright 60mm Fan as either exhaust or intake from the front just right below the PSU 😂

I now believe the only way this PC runs cooler is intake from the rear, flipped air cooler fans, top fans as exhaust. I found this out the hard way 😂Additionally, maybe personal preference or per PSU design, PSU is flipped drawing air in the case to help pull the hot air out even faster once the PSU fan kick in and most cables located towards the back. I might not even need taller feet for case.

Undervolted CPU and GPU. Lowest recorded temps:

CPU temps idle I now believe the only way this PC runs cooler is intake from the rear, flipped air cooler fans, top fans as exhaust. I found this out the hard way 😂Additionally, maybe personal preference or per PSU design, PSU is flipped drawing air in the case to help pull the hot air out even faster once the PSU fan kick in and most cables located towards the back. I might not even need taller feet for the case.

Undervolted CPU and GPU. Lowest temps recorded:

CPU temps idled at 49°C (R7 7800x3d) -20 all cores

GPU temps idled at 28°C (-60mV / Pwr Limit -10% / Stock freq offset / VRAM freq at 2750 - fast timing) will try -70mV next.

I now believe the only way this PC runs cooler is intake from the rear, flipped air cooler fans, top fans as exhaust. I found this out the hard way 😂Additionally, maybe personal preference or per PSU design, PSU is flipped drawing air in the case to help pull the hot air out even faster once the PSU fan kick in and most cables located towards the back. I might not even need taller feet for case.

Undervolted CPU and GPU with lowest recorded temps:

CPU temps idled at 49°C (R7 7800x3d) -20 all cores

GPU temps idled at 28°C (-60mV / Pwr Limit -10% / Stock freq offset / VRAM freq at 2750 - fast timing) will try -70mV next.

Planning on designing a grille without the x/cross pattern to get 3D printed in the near future.

2nd PC built! I messed up thinking I could add 2 intake fans on the bottom and ended up having to pull the GPU out and removing the fans 😂. Now to reconfigure my fans, i was thinking 2 top fans for intake and 1 rear fan as an exhaust to create that positive pressure. Right now I have 1 top front intake, and rear/rear top exhaust. Also included on the last picture was my first built that i sold to build a more compact one, that mid tower was huge. Don't mind my striping job on the rams, will need to be redone.

Just another Z20 build, it just got delivered and the first thing I did was to cut a hole for the third slot. I'm gonna keep this PC for a while so I might as well. I used the back of the mobo to create my template.

After seeing other posts about this combo or other GPUs with thicker backplates, I decided to trim the VRM heatsink with a cutoff wheel.

Too bad it's not available in the U.S yet.