Diy Electric Fan Cooler

I have a small hatch back and was looking for a mobile power station to use with my electric cooler. The space in my trunk is very constrained and simply put, this knocks it out of the park. This unit easily runs my cooler for 24 hours, even in my confined trunk with minimal airflow. I have also been using it as a portable power station to run my Laptop, charge USB devices, etc. with zero difficulties. It really is as simple as plug in and go. The light weight is also a massive bonus and makes loading the car very simple!

I never had any sim race experience but I am a big GT fan so I decided to DIY a sim race rig for the soon to be released GT Sport. I am using the TH8A with the T150 Pro on my PC and PS4. The TH8A let you customize it in many ways and you have a lot of freedom on how to mount it. The product itself is very heavy as it contains a lot of metal parts. Overall it is a very good choice if you need a H pattern shifter.

Those are amazing ! Small ! No heat ! The case is all aluminium and keeps the drive cool. ( be sure to install the thermal pads that comes with the enclosure ) Clears the Ninja V fan so the fan expels more heat from the back opening making the Ninja run cool and less noisy. Only drawback is that msata drives are very rare to find, the best option you have is to buy Samsung t5 drives ( not T7 ) that have a msata drive inside. You need to DIY it but it worth it. Easy DIY job. P.S You will need some kind of sata docking/usb to sata solution to hook the drives to your computer. AndyCine sells one that fits the look of the drives. I would think the Atomos USB dock works with it but I didn't tested.

This cooler is fantastic. Keeps the processor at very reasonable temps, and the CAM software is very intuititive for configuring fan curves and the LCD screen. The only part that seemed a little confusing at first was the wiring. The cooler includes an rgb controller for the fans as each fan has a 4 pin and an rgb connecter, but after reading the instructions it made it clear how to plug everything in and get it working. Overall a very clean and nice cooler

So many Headers and options easy for building, only gripe was the 3rd and 4th fan headers were right under cpu cooler, so using. big cooler like NH-D15 takes some skinny fingers.

When building my new PC, I purchased a Cooler Master ML240M AIO that uses these fans, and right away knew I wanted a matching third fan for the rear exhaust. B&H Photo was the only retailer in the country that had this fan it in stock. These fans are built very well (their cages are a GFRP material), and they feel much more robust handling them than other fans. If you do not mind 12v RGB (opposed to 5v addressable), then these are a solid option.

The H100i cooler is awesome. keeps my 11TH GEN I7 cool. good part also is you get a fan hub to connect 6 RGB fans. Great for my corsair 220T case.

Love the case. Easy to work with. Good size. Put 4070super in there with a fan cooler. No cooling issues at all. Love it.

It really is a great card and everything I expected. Amazing temps from the stock cooler and fan profile. Every game I own at max settings and this thing doesn't even break a sweat. Extremely happy with my purchase especially at the price I got it for...

I recently built a gaming pc with a i7 13700KF and this cooler cools the CPU wonderfully. It is very quiet most of the time, and even if the fan speed is spinning as fast as it can, it is still quiet enough to not be heard well if headphones are being worn. Even then, the fan rarely need to go that fast and the only time I have personally heard it go that fast was when I turned up the RPM in the BIOS. It really is a great cooler and I recommend it.