RadBaffle

A lot of us have our gaming PCs underneath our desk in a corner somewhere, and if you have a top mounted radiator it pushes hot air out of the top of the PC causing the entire area underneath the desk to become warm and swampy.

Ideally, we’d like to be able to redirect the hot air out from underneath the desk, and you can do this with the Radbaffle – a universal design for a baffle for the top of most PC cases. Printing 2 RadBaffles will easily cover a 360mm AIO and as can be seen here, it can be slid up against the case edge to exhaust either to the left or the right depending on where your PC sits

By default the RadBaffle fits the 240mm width of the Fractal Define 7, but you can easily scale this within whatever slicer you’re working in to match your case. The design is material efficient and prints with no supports.

Hopefully this means less sweaty legs next time you’re gaming!

If you have a 3D printer and would like to print a RadBaffle yourself, please visit the Playfold Store on Printables.com.