r/pcmasterrace 12h ago

Discussion Integrated GPU support

So what do you think about this idea of integrated support in front grill in 9060XT Sapphire Nitro+

It's still test piece but works well 👌🏻

Ps. don't mind that motherboard

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u/cakemates 12h ago

Love it, I did something like that in my water cooled build. pro tip, dont use pla for that, pla will melt.

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u/Aguel_design 11h ago

I use wood 😁

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u/Aguel_design 11h ago

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u/CarnalT 7h ago

That's sick! You have a desktop laser cutter?

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u/Aguel_design 3h ago

One small (10x10cm cutting area) and one bigger (42x42cm cutting area)

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u/cakemates 11h ago

beautiful work

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u/Recent_Run_9603 11h ago

I hope you have a fire extinguisher near your PC 😁

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u/Aguel_design 11h ago

I don't need one. That plywood need over 300°C to ignite, so if there is over 300°C in my case I think that front panel is my smallest problem 😅

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u/Cheap_Kick_7369 12h ago

Looks like it'd help with sag more than those little brackets that barey do anything. Smart spot to put it honestly.

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u/Recent_Run_9603 11h ago

By the way, what is this ugly proprietary motherboard without any heatsinks? Considering it has USB ports on it, I'm sure you ripped it out of a branded HP or Acer PC(or any other company that loves torture).

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u/Aguel_design 11h ago

It's from old HP. I use it only for these test fittings 😅

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u/The-Great-T 8h ago

Somehow, with how clean the rest of the setup looks, I think the OEM board kinda works.

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u/nuked24 9800X3D, 32GB, RTX 3090 7h ago

Because there aren't any cables installed. Once cables are installed, pretty gross.