Yeah, I was really happy with it. I was wondering why people didn’t make kits for this because it really drop temperatures. The simple fact is that if you can direct the air through the TRUE, you temps will drop. Please take into consideration what my ambient temps were, the case I had and also the layout of my motherboard. The other nice this is that with the tunnel, heat from the video card does not affect the heatsink as much. As heat rises from the back of the video card, it could warm the case air enough or just rise into the heatsink. With the tunnel, you can block that warmer air from rising into the cpu heatsink. This is why the cases that separate the main components can run so cool or why when placing the psu at the bottom reduces case temps.
Although I am general IT right now, my passion is with desktops. Even further, I am really into exploring exotic cooling methods for air cooling. My goal is to run at ambient temps.
My next exhibition now is with my cosmos case. It runs dead silent, but hot. I am looking into ways to cool it with max air flow but with no noise. I want to try thermalrights heatsink that good behind the motherboard to help cool the cpu. That could be interesting.
My other goal is to find someone around me who wants to start up a PC design business. As in, we put PC’s together and sell them. My goal is to build extreme quality, extreme cooling, extremely silent, for low cost. Instead of buying a Dell, Alienware, HP, Cyberpower PC, or anyone like them who may have either a high cost or low quality (cyberpower), give them Enthusiest quality at the cost of a newegg (for example) built PC.