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Subscribe to our newsletter Building the Superdome: A 15-Fan PC Side Panel - YouTube Watch On Last month, YouTuber Major Hardware, otherwise known as James, created "The Fanjattan Project", a single fan made up of many tiny fans.

Now, they're back with the same basic idea but much, much larger, with a huge fan named the Superdome.

And fan maker Noctua even agreed to help out.The idea was to make a side panel out of 15 Noctua 120 mm fans, but after mocking it up, they realised it would cost over $500, which is "pretty high for just a bunch of fans for a weird little project."Major Hardware reached out to Noctua to ask if it would send the necessary fans out, and "they said yes without any questions." Notably, Noctua also provided materials for 3D printing, which means Major Hardware could more accurately mimic Noctua's aesthetic.

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Taking a 3D model of the Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL side case, they made a large dome on top of a huge fan, which would then house all of the Noctua tech.

They then 3D printed their design, and stuck the fans in ## Editor's Note This announcement has sparked considerable discussion among gamers. Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/cooling/youtuber-builds-pc-side-panel-out-of-15-noctua-fans-and-names-it-the-superdome-cuts-temps-by-20-c/)