BC-250 ATX Case (dual fan + backplate cooler)
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A remix of the Bazzite box case by gennro for better airflow and active backplate heatsink with an ATX power supply.
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- Printables
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I remixed this case because I needed to add more space for the backplate cooler (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006009318799.html) and wasn't satisfied with the other remixes out there.
Based on some other comments on the other remixes about airflow and temperature, I redid the hexagonal holes and made sure to add sufficient space for the intake fans to avoid turbulent noisy airflow, at the slight potential cost of some air recirculation.
Case is designed to be used with the original Nextgen3D single fan shroud. I also added a duct by Noctua from Framework's Desktop design to help with guiding airflow but not really sure how much this really helps as the original intent was to have this duct pressed against the case, but I leave a gap of a few cm here.
I recommend the entire heatsink to be opened up and have the heatsink fan as an intake. The case fan should be an exhaust to follow the airflow pattern, but I haven't tested if using it as an additional intake works better for temperatures. The rear backplate should get sufficient cooling with a passive or active heatsink attached.
Fusion 3D files are available for remixing.