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Jonsbo C6 Modding set. (Panels, CPU and GPU cooling)

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I wanted better temps for my system so i modded a duct for fresh air intake and a mount for 2 120mm fans in the bottom

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I wanted better temps for my system so i modded a duct for fresh air intake and a mount for 2x 120mm fans in the bottom.

For the 2x 120mm Fan shoud in the bottom you need to cut out some parts that are in the way and also need to  remove the front IO as the cables block the second fan.

The CPU cooling duct is designed for Thermalright AXP120-X67 on an AM4 board. I have no idea how well that work for other mainboards. It can slide and tilt a bit without being too offset.

The PSU bracket is very simple designed but it seems to work well.

I also designed bigger corner cubes as i wanted more protection because its a case i want to move around.

For the Panels a huge thangs goes to Tony. He has recreated the original panels of the C6. I used it to recreate the frontpanel with the included IO.

https://www.printables.com/model/1422228-jonsbo-c6-panels

For printing the panels i used infill modifiers to get the desired shape and size. The bottom panel has a second part in it to set the infill pattern.


Hardware I’m using:

  • Ryzen 7 5700X (Curve Optimizer -25, PBO +100 MHz)

  • Thermalright AXP120-X67

  • RX 7600 (downclocked to 2500 MHz with -100 mV undervolt; I did some benchmarks and only lost about 3–5 FPS, but the card pulls much less power. I also had an old Arctic Accelero Twin Turbo II GPU cooler lying around)

  • 32 GB 3600 MHz RAM

  • ASRock B450M Pro4

  • Corsair SF600

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