Steam Deck JsauX backplate Fan duct mod ( direct air inlet)
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High efficiency cooling mod for your Steam deck.
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WARNING! THIS mod reroutes the air intake directly above the decks internal fan, this means that the air normally being pulled in by the lower vents will be greatly reduced!! You either have to make use of the Aluminum plate ( heatsink) of the Jsaux back shell or some other modification to keep those motherboard components who rely on cooling active! I am not responsible if you fry your power management chip because of overheating!!
Check out my other designs that make use of the Jsaux Aluminum plate on the back Shell by adding an extra heatsink and fan to cool those exact components!
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Add an amazing looking fan shroud thats almost not distinguishable from the JsauX backshell shell if printed in translucent Resin ( and the right color of course)
By adding an air inlet directly above the fan you can increase cooling on your APU big time!! (13°C Delta, fan at 6600 rpm static with decky plugin “Fantastic”)
The shroud is pushed in from the inside outwards and is held by friction and a locking ring, once you close your deck up again it cant go nowhere.
You can of course print this with a FDM printer as well but as it is a very small part its never gonna come out the same way as printed with a resin printer.
Function will be absolutely the same on the other hand.
There are two files, the fan shroud and the stencil/ center disk.
Use the stencil/ center disk to mark the middle of your Decks fan through the transparent case.
Once that is marked use a subland twist drill with an end diameter of 30mm and tap a hole all the way through the shell .
The fan shroud should fit in perfectly with a bit of friction.
Use the stencil to cut out a round piece of DIY PC Cooler Fan Dust Filter and glue it on the back of the fan shroud ( only glue it to the thin outer ring and let it dry before you finally assemble it on the shell.
You dont want superglue to get in contact with your shell as this will look not good at all from the other side creating weird spots!!!
Once its aligned your pretty much done, close your Deck back up and enjoy your much better temps and slower fan speeds.
AGAIN! READ the WARNING on TOP before you approach this mod, you have been warned!!!