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Drilling 272 Holes in my Case to Improve Airflow - Heavily Modded Custom Sleeper PC - (Part 4)

This is the 4th part in the custom sleeper PC series. In it, I replace the temporary SSD with a PCIe one, drill 272 holes in the case to install a 140mm fan, install Linux and test the machine. What you see in this clip took the most effort of all the work I've done! I'm very pleased with the end result and the performance; this machine isn't even finished yet. It needs a 120mm fan, the PSUs need a proper mount, I've got to replace the CPU cooler, sort out the front IO and so on. More episodes are on the way. My Non-Profit: https://recognition-circular.org I give my 3D models away for free. Check me out on Printables by searching Repair Wins. Intro 0:00 Removing temporary SSD and replacing it 0:55 Planning and then drilling holes for 140mm fan 1:37 How does it look? 10:16 Installing 140mm fan 13:26 Installing GPU, mounting PSUs temporarily 14:50 Testing machine 17:17 Outro 20:50