Overview
- Major Hardware’s “Superdome” build drew fresh coverage Monday, with CPU peaks dropping from about 86°C to 66–67°C during Battlefield 6.
- The dome packs fifteen 120mm Noctua fans, roughly $600 of hardware, into a 3D‑printed frame that replaces the side panel on a Lian Li O11 case.
- All fans ran as front intakes in a layout of five around the curve, one on top, and nine at the base, pushing a strong stream of cool air into the case.
- He tracked the change using AMD’s Ryzen Master and noted his PC exhausts through top and bottom radiators, a setup that had produced high gaming temps before the swap.
- The build was reported as quiet but breezy with messy cabling, and the creator posted the printable files on Thingiverse so others can replicate and verify the results.