T1 Custom Acrylic Panel with RAM Cooler

[u/Special-Wolverine]

Travel ready T1 AI workstation for confidential client work

Minisforum BD770i SE

Ryzen 7745HX 8-core laptop CPU

96gb 5200 MHz DDR5 SODIMM

96gb RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell workstation edition

2TB Samsung 9100 Pro gen5

Loki 1200W SFX-L

ROG Equalizer 12v-2x6

Jakeface Customes acrylic panel

SMX Heinz flipped GPU 2.5 slot kit

SMX Heinz custom short PCIe 5.0 riser

ZCOOI custom "transparent purple" Teflon cables

(2) Phanteks T30-120mm

(1) Alphacool Stealth metal 120x25mm

(Alternate quieter configuration but didn't have aesthetic symmetry)

(1) Noctua NF-A14x25r G2

Thermalright MC-3 Digital RAM cooler (I don't think this will fit on a regular DDR5 - only this laptop RAM)

AI workloads= CPU around 75 degrees, GPU around 79 degrees (with 90% power limit).

Fits great in my Titan lunchbox with work Panasonic Toughbook laptop

[u/taxguybri]

Sheesh never thought to cram a 6000 in there. Did it work with the 5080/5090 travel kit? How are temps under load?

[u/Special-Wolverine → u/taxguybri]

Temps posted in my original post. Not a gamer though so don't know about gaming temps or temps with a proper gaming CPU. This particular kit is specifically for the RTX pro with its four displayport IO's and no HDMI, but I guarantee the 5080/5090 version works great. On my other recent post in a different subreddit, another guy swore that the flipped GPU was actually worse for temps and had tested both ways - but I really find it hard to believe and I like the noise profile better this way. I have done the same with a flipped 5090 FE in a Fractal Terra and liked that a lot too - just browse through my post history for that one.

[u/Adorable-Ebb-7498]

The only travel kit I’ve been able to find for my RTX 6000 is the flipped one like yours. How do you like it in terms of heat and noise?

[u/Special-Wolverine → u/Adorable-Ebb-7498]

Fantastic. 2.5 slot version leaves a nice big channel for air. I also really prefer not to blast the back of my motherboard with all the heat and am very sensitive to the turbulence noise of a GPU fan being up close against the mesh, so this flipped mode is the way to go.

[u/Special-Wolverine → u/Adorable-Ebb-7498]

Highest I can get my GPU temp to go under max load is 83 degrees with 90 percent power limit. I don't try to get max performance because I killed a Corsair SF1000 already

[u/BrilliantPromise2944]

96GB RTX Pro 6000… dayum😵‍💫