Yeah, I've been messing around with the cooler a bit since this EVGA RTX 3080 Ti throws so much heat. I used to just have a single 420 mm radiator in the top of the case, with the 3 radiator fans on push blowing out and 3 other case fans blowing in so pressure was about neutral. To help deal with the extra heat I added a second 280 mm radiator in the front, with the front case fans pushing air through, and one extra fan pulling on the inside which also aids cooling the HDDs down where I could fit it since the pump mount takes up the other spot. I also reversed the fans on the top radiator to pull through the radiator and into the case (through a dust filter I added to the top) and reversed the only remaining case fan to exhaust out the back. So the case is now significantly positive pressure with all intakes getting good dust filters, it managed to knock 3-4C off coolant load temps so it was actually pretty effective.
Now I just need to start working on under-volting this GPU to cut its ridiculous 380w power consumption a bit, I should actually be able to knock 80-100w off of it with basically no or very minimal performance loss because it is REALLY juiced to the maximum out of the box and doesn't actually need all that power.
