DIY PC - Custom Fan Install RGB 140mm - Build Your Own Mini ITX Computer

Custom Install! RGB Fan 140mm Mini ITX Computer DIY PC
A beautiful cooling solution.
CoolerMaster Masterfan MF140 Halo with addressable gen 2 RGB.
This is different from regular RGB because each light is controlled independently from the rest. An amazing range of color combinations are possible.
Start with a 12 x 12 inch piece of clear frosted Acrylic panel.
I show all the steps needed to make a fan cut out as well as through holes and threaded mounting holes.
Motherboard connections:
1) 4 pin Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Fan controller.
2) 3 pin 5V aRGB plug.
Mini ITX Computer and Case
Materials:
Acrylic
Aluminum
Wood
Various Screws 6-32
Motherboard Offsets
Components:
Motherboard: Asus Rog Strix H470-I Gaming
Processor: Intel 10th generation core I-5
Harddrive: NVME SSD 1 terabyte
Power Supply: 300 watt SFX
Ram: 16 Gigabytes
Fan: CoolerMaster Masterfan MF140 Halo
Measure, Mark, Score, Snap, Drill, Saw, Sanding.
Learn how to DIY a PC computer case and the components needed. Easy to build with simple tools and basic supplies from your local hardware store.

[@ll_spud]

Looks amazing. Love the fan mod. I plan to do something similar to my hp sff pc.

[@paulchurchill5598]

It feels good to inspire other people. Let me know how it turns out!

[@mitchelleva]

that was great! well done

[@paulchurchill5598]

Wow, I really appreciate it!

[@mtaufiqn5040]

Nice build!

[@paulchurchill5598]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

[@riseandshine7174]

i think it would be better if you somehow incorporate a dust filter for the fans

[@paulchurchill5598]

That's a good idea. I built a screen for the fan to "protect the fingers" but it distracted from all the wonderful colors.

[@keeploudpack420]

i dont know why but i subed to you keep up the good work

[@paulchurchill5598]

Many Thanks. Likes and Subs keep me going.

[@IvanDiazpalbatey]

Great job. Love it. Paul, have you tried an open air DYI case?

[@paulchurchill5598]

Thanks! Glad you like the build. Open air case definitely look cool. One of these days...

[@racsoyt9862]

I loved your project, it's a shame that in my country it would be somewhat expensive (starting with the MoBo ITX). I would recommend making some openings in the upper part to generate positive pressure and thus improve cooling. I have the idea of making one with my new PC that has a Micro ATX MoBo, based on a PVC plastic sheet of at least 3mm, only if I did it I would use angles to join the main structure and I thought maybe I could use hinges and magnets ( not powerful) for the sides

[@paulchurchill5598]

Thanks for watching. That sounds like a cool idea! There are a lot of ways to put a case together, you just have to get started.

[@user-sz8pc3et6c]

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[@paulchurchill5598]

Thanks for watching!

[@lathergoodsoapcouk]

Does the hot air go down and out through the PSU?

[@whitefata12]

Did the temps improved or the added fan disrupted the normal airflow?

[@paulchurchill5598]

Temps are so much better! The big fan moves a lot of air and pretty quiet.

[@W1ldan221]

Ada Indonesia coyyyy!!!😜😜😜

[@eiyeiy05]

i am thinking abou the cable management and the exosfan

[@paulchurchill5598]

Thanks for watching! modular PSU is the future

[@user-sz8pc3et6c]

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[@JuanGonzalez-hv6vs]

Are you related to Winston Churchill?

[@paulchurchill5598]

My relatives aren't that famous. Lol

[@artifex_381]

Fanel lol

[@paulchurchill5598]

Hahaha! Thanks for watching

[@NenadBogoevski]

2:50 Have wooden piece under. Drill through the material into the wood under it. You'll never break it @paulchurchill5598. Just like at 4:00

[@paulchurchill5598]

Great advice! I love hearing tips from everyone. Thanks for watching

[@user-sz8pc3et6c]

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