How I kept the Sleeper PC cool in a 24 year old case! #gamingpc #sleeper

[ThatOneDuran]

Hey brother! Just wanted to tell ya you were having some phishing scam going on in your server.

[toufusoup]

Neat build my guy! Have you considered putting a fan in the back? I see that it has mounting holes for another exhaust fan, could help with the temperatures ever so slightly other than relying on your power supply to be the exhaust.

[moises]

Question:
Are the expansion slots compatible with modern gpus

[James-jwr]

What is a good case for a sleeper build

[dreamshooter]

I love it! ^^ Now put a slim rad in the bottom, watercool the GPU and CPU. 360 rad up front and maybe construct something to hold a radiator or two towards the top of the top of the case so you won't need to use the side panel to mount them, cut holes that fit with the design of the rest of the exterior of the case into the side panel, use soft tubing to make it slightly easier for yourself and ask a friend that does CNC work to help you design a backplate for any future motherboard that may or may not have back side connectors. You can even give the side panels a bulge by either creating new side panels or reworking the metal. It's amazing how deep you can go when you consider liquid cooling.

Now why am I mentioning all this? Because this is exactly what I want to do with my beige PC case, a case that has never been used btw, so it'll look as good as new. ^^ I pray I don't ruin any of the plastic, but that can of course be fixed now by 3D printing. Good god. I wish I had friends with the same interests.