leolagerwall
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- Jun 28, 2013
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Hi!
I just finished a new pc build everything went fine while building it.
The case is fractal design r4 (windowed side-panel.)
I am using Real Temp to monitor the temps while playing games.
On the Cpu the temperatures can climb to 65-72 C (no overcklocking).
I thought the h60 v2 could cool better than this?
The gfx card can climb to 76-80 C Are these temperatures normal or am I doing anything wrong? I have tried re-seating the heatsink several times using artic silver 5 with no result. Maybe the airflow could be improved , but i dont want to mount any fans on the top of the case.
I mounted the two 140 mm fans as intake in the front and I am using a corsair h60 v2 as cpu cooler on ivy bridge 3770K (motherboard is gigabyte UD5H) The rear fan on the radiator is set to blow the air out from the case.The gfx card is asus geforce 670 direct cu oc version.
I am a bit concerned with the temps as they tend to climb quite high while playing games...
I just finished a new pc build everything went fine while building it.
The case is fractal design r4 (windowed side-panel.)
I am using Real Temp to monitor the temps while playing games.
On the Cpu the temperatures can climb to 65-72 C (no overcklocking).
I thought the h60 v2 could cool better than this?
The gfx card can climb to 76-80 C Are these temperatures normal or am I doing anything wrong? I have tried re-seating the heatsink several times using artic silver 5 with no result. Maybe the airflow could be improved , but i dont want to mount any fans on the top of the case.
I mounted the two 140 mm fans as intake in the front and I am using a corsair h60 v2 as cpu cooler on ivy bridge 3770K (motherboard is gigabyte UD5H) The rear fan on the radiator is set to blow the air out from the case.The gfx card is asus geforce 670 direct cu oc version.
I am a bit concerned with the temps as they tend to climb quite high while playing games...