Question HYTE Y60 cooling

[Altom_]

wasn't long ago i asked about an AIO here however loads of stuff happened and order was mess so i now got an Y60 at a discount but still missing cable extensions to finish my build
Currently got an 8 fan build 4 intakes and 4 outtakes 3 across the AIO and one at rear for exhausts and 2 at the side and 2 bottom however my GPU gets warm around 82c and if i don't sort it out I'm gonna hate summer so currently I've undervolted it and now its 78 but still pretty good performance
my GPU is Asus tuf 3080 ti oc
i have 3 coolermaster mf120 halo 2 intake 1 out
then i also have the stock aio cooler fans for exhaust
but then i also have 2 Noctua NF-p12fans as intake at the bottom
they're all 120mm fans
what other way can i cool down my GPU? i can try changing my noctua fans since they're from my previous case but idk man its a struggle
so any ideas would be helpful

 

[Phaaze88]

Hyte Y60 Review: Windowed and Warm

You should probably opt for an AIO CPU cooler with the Y60.

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Hyte Y60 Review

Hyte's Y60 chassis was built for standout looks with its angled front corner, but the build experience is tricky and airflow is more restricted than we'd like.

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HYTE Y60 Review

The HYTE Y60 is the company's second chassis. Just like their first, the Revolt 3, the Y60 seems to be a refreshing new statement in both design and functionality with its three glass panels and 45° angles. With a focus on liquid cooling and showing off your GPU, the Y60 can easily become the...

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I think a gpu AIO or custom loop gpu would be better suited for this case.
The gpu cooler's fans can't get enough air through to displace the power used by the card; with this trend of massive air cooled gpus, their fans are too close to the glass.
You might be able to brute force more air into the gpu cooler from beneath with some 3000rpm fans like Noctua's IPPCs, but that's much too loud...
Besides that? Ehh...
-a different, more air gpu friendly case, of which there are plenty.
-a gpu AIO compatible with that gpu, like THIS ONE, but then you'll have to replace the cpu AIO, since the Y60 doesn't support 2 360mm coolers.
-power limit the gpu further, but one can only go so low before it starts affecting performance. Lowering the power limit will do the same thing as UVing - just play around with it in your spare time.
-just roll with it. Maybe the summer won't be that bad.



Just speculation, but MAYBE the side should be exhaust and not intake. I say that because of the pass-through on the back(err, top?) of the gpu. Work with the air coming out from there, not against it.