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Hello this is the first time I’ve ever built a computer, or posted on Reddit. I currently have a Corsair 4000d, with a 3080ti, core i912900k, 32 gigs of ram ,2tb ssd, 850w psu, noctua nh d15, and gigabyte z790. I haven’t purchased any other fans for this build and was wondering what I need to put in it, I know the cpu will run hot when it’s installed and running in the case and I can assume a 3080ti isn’t exactly going to run cool so I’d like to put more fans in for extra cooling.

I never had water or liquid cooling before - or AMD CPU - always had Intel / air cooling

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D - which is the best cooling to go for?

I have a goof

d knowlege on PC``s - built my own in the past - and have my spec list ready to go

just bit stuck on CPU cooling - i know more about Intel - told AMD runs hotter?

My case will be

NZXT H9 Flow Black Mid Tower Tempered Glass PC Gaming Case

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/nzxt-h9-flow-black-mid-tower-chassis-w-tempered-glass-4x-120mm-fans-usb-32-type-c-atx-matx-mitx

Thank you

Interested to see what others are using for cooling their home racks. Mine consists of around 7 devices which produce heat. I am looking for a solution to provide additional cooling just to be safe. I hear good things about AC Infinity's rack mount cooling, but want to know a good place to start. I understand an ideal setup is to have an intake and exhaust, but if I'm just getting started, would a good place to start to just have a single exhaust at the top of the rack?

I'd also like to mention that my rack is in an enclosure/has a front door. It does actually have a fan on the top, although it is very noisy and on max all the time, so a dedicated cooling that monitors temperature and adjusts the speed accordingly is definitely a must.

Good evening all, I finally have obtained a graphics card, so I can go ahead and finish my gaming build, however I have a question on cooling.

I don’t see anyone talk about cooling anything other than their CPU, unless they use a custom loop. I’m planning to get an AIO Liquid Cooler for my CPU, however is there anything you need for like GPU or RAM or anything else? Or are the case fans normally good enough to not require one.

I’d do a custom loop but I’m too scared to do it on my first PC build

https://reddit.com/link/1j2d7c6/video/3mjob0wnefme1/player

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My gaming/PC backstory (for those who care):

I've been a gamer as long as I can remember but always was using old consoles and systems. My earliest gaming memory was playing Zelda Ocarina of Time on the N64. I also played games like CIV and Age of Empires on a very old PC without an internet connection that was several years out of date and had to play games on the lowest graphics setting in order to even run the game. We must have been getting 15-20 frames at times. However, in college I finally got myself an Xbox One X after launch and that was a massive upgrade for me. I've always wanted to build my very own PC especially in the last 4-5 years. I used to work IT for my university for a while and that desire was only amplified, but couldn't do it because of a lack of space and funds. However, I have recently graduated and am saving up quickly to finally get the PC of my dreams built. I've been doing lots of research to make sure I can do it right the first time.

Actual question:

I plan on getting a 5000 series Ryzen Zen 3 processor and an Nvidia 3080 or 3090 RTX graphics card whenever they become more widely available. However, my biggest question is what should I do for cooling those components? I've considered just using the graphics cards built in air cooling and getting an AIO like the NZXT Kraken Z73 for the CPU. I think it would look good and be easy to manage. However, I am also considering getting an AIO for the graphics card as well when they become available or getting a custom loop kit that does the CPU and the GPU in one loop. Would it be possible to keep the Kraken display if you do a custom loop?

Which would you guys recommend doing? Do any of these options offer more of a benefit over the other? I know a custom loop can be time-consuming and expensive but I would be willing to do it if the performance and looks is worth the hassle.

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I plan on hopefully building in a Lian Li 011 Dynamic XL. I know everyone and their dog is building in this case but I just love the look of it.

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If people are interested I could also edit in my PC Part Picker list.