Asus Motherboard Threadripper Pro DDR4 Ram Cooler

I am not proud of this model, but.... it does work, and Thanks to one of Zack Freedman's videos, I am publishing it in all its shameful glory. 

I had a very specific desire to run this motherboard in an external frame case where I can take advantage of as many of the PCIE lanes as possible for GPUs for my Frankenstein's monster AI Server. This required cooling the ram more activly since there will not be as much airflow over the Ram in my setup. 

What started with a "well I can do tinker cad, maybe I can use the calipers and design soemthing to fit on this motherboard...." weeks of on/off work later, I've got.... Alpha7, maybe beta 1 of the design with my first attempt with plasticity.

Its not a well designed model. I am not good at CAD. I am not good with Plasticity, but I was able to jank something together in Plasticity for this purpose.

BUT, it works for me, to provide active cooling to the DDR4 Ram on a Asus Pro WS WRX80E SE Sage Wifi motherboard.

Hardest part is installing the fan. You have to go from the "inside" of the shroud to mount the fan screws.

Takes any standard 40mm Fan. Plug it into a header, and Assign the Fan curve as you see fit. Prob want one that has a stronger static pressure, but I feel air flowing out of this with no issues and I think its good enough. But Feel free to improve or redesign if you need the same thing.

The Top lip that is suppsed to go inside the ram sleeve, I had to snip off.. you will too.
I used literal hot glue on the seams to get it all together, but the sides and bottom lips are fine.

Good luck, God speed to anyone else that needs this. Hope it helps someone out there :)

I printed the main body with the Fan mount down, and the ram sleeve vertically on a SnapMaker U1 in PETG.