No Electricity Room Cooler Diy

Works perfectly and is absolutely silent. Probably uses less electricity than the night light in your kids room! The hardest part of setting bit up is getting it out of the box. I,m very happy with my purchase.

I live in an old building ( 1955 ) , so the electricity is not that great. So I had no choice but to buy this item. No longer do I have to be worried about electrical spikes for sags. No more hum in my electrical lines. And my equipment is protected too

room for my 280mm liquid cooler, plenty of cable routing, can hold large video cards AND has room for 2(two) 5.25 bays

This case not only feels durable and well put together, but also gives plenty of room and versatility for a variety of motherboards and cooler setups. In my case, even after using a full size ATX board, I had plenty of room to work in and allow for cable management, while also not worrying about fitting in my massive bequiet Dark Rock Pro TR4 air cooler and large GPU. Not to mention, it looks great!!!!

This case is great, plenty of room inside for the nvidea GeForce 3090 plus 6 fans, and a liquid cooler for the processor. Plus its heavy duty.

Double the width of my old tower build but so much cooler. Plenty of room for building a clean machine, the 4 touch screen is just over the top. Buying from B&H was my third stop. Newegg wanted $500+ for it, Another place didn't tell you it was back ordered until after you finished the buying process. Even Hyte themselves had the cases on backorder. So I was a little worried at first that B&H would send me a backorder text but instead I got a tracking number. So happy with my B&H purchase, arrived in perfect condition.

Needed a new case for a new build. This one was smaller than my last case but had about the same amount of room. Airflow seems to be great as well. I don't really stress my computers a lot anyway so temps have never been an issue for me anyway. Be aware, the vertical gpu accessory you can buy for this might not work depending on your motherboard, cooler (air), and gpu combo. I had to return the bracket in my case (ATX board, AK620 cooler, 6700XT).

I have a mac mini which runs hot enough toast a sandwich. An SSD drive didn't really help it run cooler. So I left the fan uninstalled with the bottom of the computer open, and put the computer on the thermal take cooler. Now it is cool to the touch all the time even when the room is in the 90's. From having a slow mostly useless computer which I was looking to replace, I now have a fast machine that runs cool, using most of the Adobe Suite, spreadsheets and browser, often simultaneously. The cooler is quiet, has enough room to put an external drive on it alongside the computer.

Pros: -I used this cooler in an ITX Build using a Lian H2 A4-H2O case and it fit perfectly. -Step up from basic no-frills AIO cooler design -Not Too many wires to get in the way -CPU Pump is SHORTER than the NZXT Kraken (Perfect for an ITX Build) -Excellent Price -Monitor Software integrated into the Armoury Crate ASUS product -LED Lighting -Reliability TBD Cons: -The USB plug on the Pump end was a bit offset on the pump making it difficult to plug in after installation. -No Temperature Display -LED Lighting stays on when the PC is shutdown -Software: No Liquid Temperature displayed -Software: No Ghosted Mini Temperature display like NZXT Kraken SW

it just looks much cooler than the digital ones.