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NanoTorrent Nano AIO build assistance guide

NanoTorrent Nano AIO build assistance guide

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IndieBindi66
Junior Member
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07-04-2022, 11:18 PM
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Hi there, I’m exploring PC-building for the first time and discovered a setup that caught my attention. It’s all new to me, and while I’m used to pre-built configurations, I’m eager to try assembling it myself. The main components I have are a Torrent Nano AIO 240mm GPU, an InnoDIS GeForce RTX 4080 ICHILL AIO Black CPU, and other parts that aren’t critical right now. The website looks reliable and prevents incompatible setups. Regarding your question about fitting two AIO 240mm units without compromising airflow—yes, it’s possible, but you’ll need to ensure proper spacing and possibly adjust the case layout. Just confirm the dimensions and airflow paths before proceeding. Let me know if you need more details!
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IndieBindi66
07-04-2022, 11:18 PM #1

Hi there, I’m exploring PC-building for the first time and discovered a setup that caught my attention. It’s all new to me, and while I’m used to pre-built configurations, I’m eager to try assembling it myself. The main components I have are a Torrent Nano AIO 240mm GPU, an InnoDIS GeForce RTX 4080 ICHILL AIO Black CPU, and other parts that aren’t critical right now. The website looks reliable and prevents incompatible setups. Regarding your question about fitting two AIO 240mm units without compromising airflow—yes, it’s possible, but you’ll need to ensure proper spacing and possibly adjust the case layout. Just confirm the dimensions and airflow paths before proceeding. Let me know if you need more details!

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Oman0103
Junior Member
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07-05-2022, 12:41 AM
#2
Choose another mounting option to avoid issues. The current setup only fits two AIOs, but one must sit at the bottom—this is very bad for pump performance. Air getting stuck inside reduces water flow and causes severe wear. The better choice is a standard mid-tower case. Make sure the CPU slot is suitable, since 240mm AIOs struggle to keep temps down for many CPUs today.
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Oman0103
07-05-2022, 12:41 AM #2

Choose another mounting option to avoid issues. The current setup only fits two AIOs, but one must sit at the bottom—this is very bad for pump performance. Air getting stuck inside reduces water flow and causes severe wear. The better choice is a standard mid-tower case. Make sure the CPU slot is suitable, since 240mm AIOs struggle to keep temps down for many CPUs today.

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sarquarius
Member
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07-06-2022, 12:48 AM
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this was my idea too—air or water flow would get messed up... everything would change. my fix won't be another case but a different GPU. I plan to upgrade the AIO to 280mm and keep the GPU air-cooled. I was curious if it's possible to get a 4080 with built-in AIO in the Torrent Nano. As I mentioned, it needs to fit perfectly. It's straightforward; it doesn't work. I really like the case for its style and design. I don't want RGB lighting or something flashy, this one suits me. I understand the CPU matters, but not directly because of my question about AIO placement. By the way, I'm thinking about an i7-13700k—240/280 AIO should be sufficient. According to online sources, including a solid exhaust fan. Still, thanks for your input!
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sarquarius
07-06-2022, 12:48 AM #3

this was my idea too—air or water flow would get messed up... everything would change. my fix won't be another case but a different GPU. I plan to upgrade the AIO to 280mm and keep the GPU air-cooled. I was curious if it's possible to get a 4080 with built-in AIO in the Torrent Nano. As I mentioned, it needs to fit perfectly. It's straightforward; it doesn't work. I really like the case for its style and design. I don't want RGB lighting or something flashy, this one suits me. I understand the CPU matters, but not directly because of my question about AIO placement. By the way, I'm thinking about an i7-13700k—240/280 AIO should be sufficient. According to online sources, including a solid exhaust fan. Still, thanks for your input!