“This Is Just the Right Mix of Insane and Genius”- Gamer Shares Never-Seen-Before PC Cooling System Leaving the Community Awestruck

In the world of gaming, we have seen players go to certain extents without bounding themselves to any limits for the love of PC gaming. We’ve witnessed everything from building a wholly functional controller out of a conventional camera, to taking on the former team in a tournament on McDonald’s wifi. Now, there’s a fresh addition to the list.

In today’s world, we know how badly we need cooling systems for our gaming setups. To fulfill the need, this gamer seems to have taken his PC gaming system to a completely new level. Let’s take a look at this setup.

Making the Cooling System of the Build with the Air Handler

In a subreddit named r/pcmasterrace, a gamer named Kefinator uploaded some photos of his PC setup. This gamer wanted to turn an unused room in his house into an office. One unique aspect of this room is that it is directly next to his 5-ton air handler. So, what is an air handler? An air handler is an integral part of an HVAC system, which works alongside an air conditioner and heat pump. Its primary function is to circulate cool or warm air throughout the user’s home.

Now, coming back to the setup, this person used the air handler in a way nobody could have thought of doing. The vent was very close to the main duct, and it was freezing cold in there. So, he used the super cool air coming out of the air handler to implement his setup in the cooling system.

This feels illegal.
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He fixed an EK-Quantum Surface X560M (premium, high-performance thick radiator for PC water cooling) above the air handler passing through the AC vents, in which he drilled G1/4 passing through, and down into the CPU, GPU, and DRAM blocks.

Not only his cooling system but also Kefinator’s whole PC specification was amazing and unique. His gaming machine boasts a 13th-gen i9 processor (i9-13900KS), a NVIDIA RTX 40 series graphics card (ASUS 4090 TUF OC), and two sticks of Team Group Delta Force DDR5 ram, 24 GB each, with a speed of 8200 mhz. As he has some serious interest in voltmodding (adding more voltage to your GPU or memory), the setup has a huge 1600W PSU too.

With Florida’s general weather condition, it will be favorable for the air handler to pass cold air all year round.

“Coolest build Iv ever seen!!”

Fans are absolutely stunned to see such sheer innovation and brilliance from Kefinator. And the reactions speak volumes.

According to one fan, this gamer is a man of focus, commitment, and sheer f*cking will.

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by u/xinvisionx from discussion This feels illegal.
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by u/Sasqath from discussion This feels illegal.
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by u/ShotGovernment8985 from discussion This feels illegal.
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This fan seems to have gotten some PC-building inspiration from Kefinator.

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by u/stetsosaur from discussion This feels illegal.
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User s1rblaze believes overclocking won’t be an issue.

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Gamers around the world are impressed and loving this baffling build by Kefinator.

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We may not have an idea how long, or efficiently, this cooling system will perform. But we surely have to bow down to this insane level of creativity and intelligence.

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