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The C14S looks interesting, especially if you put a 120mm fan under it with the 140 on top. I am right now running a poor mans version of this with a Scythe Big Shuriken 3, full size 120 on top and a 140mm fan on the side rail for an intake straight at the CPU cooler. Keep the CPU at 60C under gaming load and practically silent.
 
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Yes, it will get fresh air from the bottom straight away, but I'll wait for the benchmarks and tests of the AIB cards. Even though the new cooling is less noisy than the old solutions, it's still likely noisier than the AIB boards, but time will tell.
 
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Wonder if a 3080 will be fine in these cases in terms of cooling.
This case is the best ITX case for the 3080 FE editions as with an AIO on the side panel, and a horizontal GPU oritentation, the card will be drawing fresh air in from the bottom and exhausting hot air upward to the exhaust fans on the top panel. The hot air should exhaust faster than a normal AIB GPU design.
 
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Just joined nr200 gang with my fresh build. Ryzen 3700x with stock cooler and stock frequency, 64gb 3200mhz cl16 hyperx, corsair sf750 and temporary radeon 5500 xt. Dead silent build.
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Just joined nr200 gang with my fresh build. Ryzen 3700x with stock cooler and stock frequency, 64gb 3200mhz cl16 hyperx, corsair sf750 and temporary radeon 5500 xt. Dead silent build.
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Looks really nice, how did you get it silent with the Wraith Prism? It's a very loud cooler

Top down RGB coolers do look really good in this case still tempted by the big Shuriken 3 with full size Kaze Flex RGB fan
 
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