Lian Li TU150 Best Fan Layout u0026 Air Cooler vs AIO

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Название	:	Lian Li TU150 Best Fan Layout u0026 Air Cooler vs AIO
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Is the NH-D15 the best option for air cooling in such a small enclosure as opposed to the smaller NH-U12S? Has anyone compared to see if in this particular enclosure bigger is not necessarily better but less is more as you discovered with the single case fan?
Comment from : Barbara Elliott

Hi Christopher and All,brHope all is well!brI have the same case with an 13600K and an RTX 3070 running on a Noctua NH-U9s and getting pretty high temperatures what would you suggest to cool it down? Perhaps 2 fans or a swap for a120mm water cooling?br:(brAny help is appreciatedbrThanks!
Comment from : Carlos Bernardino

Thanks much! Very informational!
Comment from : Xequi

Great video!
Comment from : The Guiding Wind

solid video probably saved me some money thank you
Comment from : ILoveTopHatTree

Very helpful video Thanks a lot!
Comment from : eidetic

Excellent video I'm building an ITX system with this case and you information was the most complete in could find Great job!
Comment from : MorboHND

Christopher Flannigan what do you like more TU150 or NR200? i think most things point to nr200, what about best thermals with a u12a? also nr200? (dont test, just suggest)
Comment from : tftandchill

This was immensely helpful, I was leaning towards an air cooler with this case (seemed to be what it was designed for) and this just reinforces that decision Thanks a lot!
Comment from : Felix Gaunt

Amazing scientific video, great job!
Comment from : Magnus Svensson

damn so much juicy info just laid out Love the accent :P
Comment from : Wa͟l̀ho͞r

the phanteks p200a has me wanting to sell my tu150, its 50$ usd and i can load it with arctic p12 and p14 fans Im just trying to figure out if it can fit a nh-d15 Still lian li-s design including the handle is pretty un beaten while being able to use a cooler that large as well Also i really want a mesh side panel that isnt glass for this chassis I feel like it would help a lot or metal with partial mesh around the gpu up to VRM area
Comment from : andola jackson

Man this case runs HOT CPU is 10 degrees from throttling with the best fan configuration? Wow
Comment from : Tony Cheek

If this case had top fan option would it help thermals?brI cant believe with that large air cooler it still gets so hot
Comment from : BARBELLS AND BUDS

this guy is so good
Comment from : Thắng Nguyễn

Wow, cooling in this case is brutal even with an AIO :(brbrI have a TU150 right now and I'm finding gaming temps always at GPU 75 and CPU 68-75 It's not terrible but I start to see GPU downclocking that starts at 70C in my HWiNFO64 logs I think the main culprit is that the GPU is pumping more heat into the case than the exhaust fan can remove, so it raises the overall interior temp which the CPU cooler draws air from to cool What would make this better is if the CPU had ducting to intake air from outside the case and exhausted it straight out the rear port, and the front fan used as an exhaust to vent the interior air heated by the GPU Bottom grills for passive air intake I'm not sure if it would be worth it though I guess I could make some cardboard ducting as an experiment, but at what point do I just buy a case with better thermals?
Comment from : liamthedevastator

This is sooooooo helpful! Thank you so much for making this video!!!!!!
Comment from : Planetoid Studio

thanks mate!
Comment from : wAvm

Odd, I had much better (-8c) gpu temps using bottom fans with my 2080ti founders, and much better (-10c) cpu temps using push pull front mounted radiator I did not factor noise but even with openback headphones it did not make noise unpleasant
Comment from : Khufu

question I was thinking of setting my fans below the gpu as exhaust , did you try this config ?
Comment from : Metical

Are you able to compare the glass side to the optional metal side with GPU vents? Seems like GPU exhaust is a weaker aspect in this glass version
Comment from : Alistair

Hey Please tell me Noctua NH-D15brbr fits in this case without problems?
Comment from : 170teg5kg8io1f

What monitor are you using?
Comment from : REKTified

とても有益な情報ありがとうございます！！
Comment from : キハ1

Hey Chris, got almost the exact same build although i opted to use a single fan set up for the NH-D15 CPU temps under load max out at 80, average around 70 Do you think adding the second fan would help? Or do I add an exhaust? Also thoughts on NF-F12 vs S12?
Comment from : Lorenzo Orbeta

have you tried the bottom fans with a blower style gpu?
Comment from : jquintero

Best cooler for this case is having a corsair H80i V2 push/pull at the front and 1 exhaust fan on the rear Already tried the D15 and U14S in this case AIO is the way and mount the SSD at the top
Comment from : Rick West

I travel alot and I usually bring my MSI trident 3 with me on the airplane as a carry on I’m thinking of building in this case so my question is; what is better in terms durability? Aio or air cooling? With durability I mean the risk of something coming loose, breaking the cpu from extra weight etc
Comment from : Johan Falk

This is such a great video, so helpful
Comment from : dirty sprite

Hey dude Great video, but it seems you're writing your first name wrong
Comment from : Kristoffer Hellesø

Just discovered your channel and enjoying it very much Science and data driven and clear concise Appreciate the videos !
Comment from : Donnie B

Did you ever consider running the D15 with one just fan (center)? Or would that simply run too hot on the 3700x? I am running this configuration myself on the 3600, but that probably runs a fair bit coolerbrGreat video btw!
Comment from : Fredrik Lindner

just to add, my video card is a 2 slot/ 2 fan one which is shorter than the card you are using and i plan to mount it toward the bottom front to get more clearance ( at least partial) from the video card
Comment from : P dureska

Very informative video! Thanks for that Have the tu150 myself and will keep your info in mind Just one little thing, smile a little bit more :D
Comment from : Maurice Dröge

and another fantastic video, thank you chris, great followup to the first build video , you ve got a new sub
Comment from : Mehdie

Does this case have the option to add further 25 inch drives?
Comment from : lRaVen7l

Thank you!!!
Comment from : Yi San

Dear MrFlannigan,brbrFirst of all,i would like to thank you for the amazing videos about building your own PCYou are a professional in all terms and after watching your builds i really cant watch another youtuber do the same thingI subscribed to your channel because i think you need all the support from those who appreciate what you doI would also like to ask a "favor" from youCan you please make a pc build which is more affordable to buy? Around to 600 -700$? I really want to build my own pc i have never done it before and i will use your video and of course the parts as guidanceThats it Thanks a lot for your time and if it happens to read this comment it would be an honor to see it become reallitybrbrCheers from a greek guy Stay safe
Comment from : Kensin Lasts

Thank you so much for this video I had 4 x chassis fans in my pcpartpicker list for my TU150 build i would never have thought just the Noctua CPU cooler and one front intake fan would be the optimal set up! I have subscribed mate, really appreciate your content
Comment from : bendy

An excellent review, thank you! Clear Concise and Data driven
Comment from : Marcus Stavchansky

Will the Lancool 2 vertical gpu kit support pcie 4? And if not do you know how to make it support it?
Comment from : ProdigyxWho

Can it fit rtx 3080 329mm length?
Comment from : นนท์ ยอดเพ็ชร

I think this itx case is perfect for aircooling lovers Mine has 2 nf-a12x25, 2 nf-a12x15 and a Noctua nh-d15 Super silence and cool system
Comment from : Nicholas Hate

Hey man, very helpful video! I'm thinking of building a pretty similar configuration in this case Just with a Ryzen 5 5600x and an RTX 3070 or RX 6800 Nice to see you tried a lot of combos in terms of cooling Just wanted to ask how loud it gets with the best air cooler combo Like, dBs are nice, but in terms of actual noise how good is it A video with some sound under load would be pretty awesome
Comment from : Valar Dracarys

THANK YOU!
Comment from : WH Y

If you manage to actually find 1, I'd recommend you take a look at the nr200p A direct comparison with the TU150 would be very interesting
Comment from : Veyron_fan

You sound very similar to Car Cleaning Guru lol It threw me for a loop
Comment from : desinoober

Thanks for the video! I am waiting for a CPU and GPU to finish my own TU150 (with vented side) computer And I managed to pick up an NH-D15 for about 60 Euro So this video is very helpfulbrOne of the key features in this case, apart from the carry-handle is that with some pain it is possible to mount most ATX power supplies So I can re-use my existing, expensive 950W PSU even if it is not perfectly pretty insidebrbrWhat I will practically need to do is: run a 3-slot RTX3080 without extra intake fans And using just one of the included fans on the NH-D15, because the frontal one is clashing with ATX power supply Will see if it will handle the heat Perhaps I will keep the sidewall off under heavy use :)
Comment from : SDX9000

Love this channel New subscriber now Question for everybody, if the 5900X ends up impossible to get, should I just go 3950X or should I still wait?brI'm not a gamer I want an amazing work computer and I want to be able to get into gaming
Comment from : Steven S

Awesome job on your recent build videos for the TU150 and Lancool II Mesh! Have you tried a reverse air flow setup in the TU150 with 120mm fans as rear intake and front exhaust? I would be very curious to see thermal testing results compared to the standard front intake/rear exhaust
Comment from : Gareth S

What about after a build? Setting up etc,
Comment from : Steve Jones

Lianair rgb fans or water cooling???
Comment from : Steve Jones

Do you think the windowless version with the additional gpu vent on the side would be a reasonable thermal upgrade?
Comment from : Seth Marber

Thank you for doing such thoughtful, thorough, and clear videos!
Comment from : Gabriel Rumbaut

Your channel is underrated You deserve more subs
Comment from : Chock Joph

Stoaked for the boat computer build Cant wait
Comment from : Kero 7

I f*cking love this guys videos
Comment from : Robots On Fire

Thank you for sharing your thermals and also replying to my questions from your last video 4 days agoit will be cool if you could update the video with maybe the new ryzen series(5600x-5900x) on the Lian Li you 150 I really like the Lian Li you 150 such a shame I still have not found a build that I could go for in this case yet That one Pc of mine is just collecting dust and most likely am going to be selling the ryzen 3700xthe cpu runs too hot for this caseJust sharing my setup on my Lian Li Similar specs but I put noctua u12s and my and also use the Noctua 15m slimmer fans fans front and back and 2 intake for the bottom I get about 88-90 degrees on Aida 64 for 30 min i also tested that with sapphire nitro 5700 xt and zotac rtx 2070 super minithe 2070 super mini run cooler and overall temp better than with the 5700xt
Comment from : SkullyMaster