sintricate

Does this really help? Looks cool, though.

WarlordOne

Lots of routers have issues with overheating, adding a fan and/or heatsinks is the obvious solution and has been done for years. This is just how you do it with a little flair.

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honk_honk

Well, the antenna did boost the signal. The original router had only internal antennas. The router did run hot, so I assume the ram sinks help as increasing surface area helps dissipate heat.

But yeah there were definitely more subtle ways to go about doing this but I've always wanted to do case modding and this was a chance for me to dip my toes into the case modding water.

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FrodeMolland

Hi

wow, what a great mod, I love it

FM

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JohnDProb

next time water cool the thing, that would be epic, if you have a water cooled comp you should add that thing into the loop

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honk_honk

Hmm, an interesting idea. The only problem is my room kills wireless signals so I have to move it outside my room.

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EMP7Y

WC'd router would be epic for sure

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Jolly-Swagman

Very Cool router mod + rep

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