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Raijintek Ophion Elite

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The Raijintek Ophion Elite provides massive cooling potential without encroaching into the functional space on the interior, so that you are able to squeeze in a triple-slot GPU, 280 mm AIO and an ATX sized power supply. That combination of capabilities could make the Ophin Elite an excellent choice for compact, high-performance builds.

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Yea, it looks nice... but way too many compromises/corners cut to be a viable option for most folks IMHO, even for a SFF case....

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Yea, it looks nice... but way too many compromises/corners cut to be a viable option for most folks IMHO, even for a SFF case....

f/A/i/L !

It's not even an SFF case at 24L lmao, not even close, ITX case a liter and a half bigger than my ATX Cerberus X

The problem is it basically offers NCASE M1 levels of compatibility, except at nearly double the size. If it offered anything meaningful aside from the 380mm GPU support it'd be interesting. At just 3 slots same as the M1, not sure how much of an improvement that really is for compatibility considering how the 4090s have been going
 
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Raijinteks product page says that it should be possible to install fans infront of the GPU. Maybe as a airflow path putting the intake there and exhaust to the AIO would work better?
 
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Raijinteks product page says that it should be possible to install fans infront of the GPU. Maybe as a airflow path putting the intake there and exhaust to the AIO would work better?
It indeed works better with 2 fans in front of the GPU. Just use the AIO as exhaust and leave the top and back open...or use them as intakes.
 
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