Gaming PCs are designed to be pushed to their performance and thermal limits, with plenty of fans or water cooling to keep cool, but this silent gaming PC build from Reddit takes things to a whole new level. The intriguing design takes advantage of the DIY aluminum case’s surface area, turning it into a huge heatsink to keep it cool. This replicates what you might see on a smaller scale when you’re using some of the best CPU coolers, but with the heat from all of your PC’s components being spread out across the case itself to reduce the impact. The best gaming PCs in the world don’t have a cooling system quite like this one to cool a power-hungry Intel CPU and Nvidia graphics card, but if this unique DIY project proves anything, it shows that totally silent, top-end gaming PCs are entirely within reach. Continue reading This DIY silent gaming PC manages to stay cool, even with an Nvidia RTX 4080 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Core i5 14600K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review