Cooling on a wall mounted pc?

[Fireger]

Hello again guys
Im building myself a wall mounted pc, thats all water cooled, however, im concerned how the motherboard will keep cool
Will the motherboard be cool enough from passive cooling? as there is no direct fans or airflow going over it. Should i put water blocks on them?
Thanks in advance guys.

 

[PhatLloyd]

Any motherboard will stay cool naturally. No need to fear, unless you're doing overclocking.

 

[Kurz]

Waterblocks only make sense on CPUS and GPUS.
Anywhere else is a waste.

 

[Fireger]

Any motherboard will stay cool naturally. No need to fear, unless you're doing overclocking.

I do plan on overclocking

Waterblocks only make sense on CPUS and GPUS.
Anywhere else is a waste.

My thoughts as well, just not sure how well it will passively cool

 

[PhatLloyd]

Well, you could just throw some fans on the front to let air flow over the board and let it exhaust at the back. Slight overclock won't cause a big increase in mobo temps.

 

[Fireger]

Well, you could just throw some fans on the front to let air flow over the board and let it exhaust at the back. Slight overclock won't cause a big increase in mobo temps.

How would i be able to attach a fan to the mobo? there is no case to attach to

 

[PhatLloyd]

So the pc will be completely open? Then you don't need to worry about cooling the mobo. Just make sure ambient temp doesn't go to high. High 20*C's should be good. Also make sure airflow in the room is okay.

 

[Fireger]

So the pc will be completely open? Then you don't need to worry about cooling the mobo. Just make sure ambient temp doesn't go to high. High 20*C's should be good. Also make sure airflow in the room is okay.

In rural australia, during summer we get about 40, ill have an air con on during than

 

[PhatLloyd]

Okay, and don't lie, rural Australia the temps go beyond 1000*C. The air con will suffice, so you won't need to worry about the room heating up. It also provides air circulation.