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Temps in Wavemaster and Xaser II
- Thread starter ZooMex
- Start date
Skin said:The wavemaster has pretty poor airflow as it is stock. Id change the exhaust fan in the back around to an intake if you really want lower temps.
I totally agree. I ended up having the back fan as intake and the top fan as exhaust. The 2 front intake fans don't do jack.
Can you tell me you improve the cooling air flow to try to obtain the low temp possibles?
My CPU temp was 56°C with silverstone 92 mm and XP90, now I change the silverstone with sensflow delta 92 mm the temp down 8°C.
Now my actual temp is 49°C with the software of my Epox 9NDA3+ and the sensor of my aerocool panel is 40.2°C.
What is the best of affordable temp read?
Also change the read fan with one powerful fan is noisy now.
How to improve best internal temps.
Thanks.
My CPU temp was 56°C with silverstone 92 mm and XP90, now I change the silverstone with sensflow delta 92 mm the temp down 8°C.
Now my actual temp is 49°C with the software of my Epox 9NDA3+ and the sensor of my aerocool panel is 40.2°C.
What is the best of affordable temp read?
Also change the read fan with one powerful fan is noisy now.
How to improve best internal temps.
Thanks.
I had some rather high temps with the Wavemaster as well... I switched over to the Thermaltake Armor case and all my cooling ills are gone.
I am running an Athlon 64 x2 3800+ w/ stock cooler.
In the Wavemaster, I was running the following for cooling.
2x 80mm intake from front.
1x 80mm exhaust from rear
1x 80mm exhaust from top blow-hole
1x 80mm exhaust pulling into power supply
1x 80mm exhaust pushing out of power supply
My idle temps were about 97degrees for case, and 107 for CPU. Under load, case temps got to around 108-110 degrees and CPU 125 to 130 degrees.
In the Armor, I am running the following:
2x 120mm intake from front
1x 120mm exhaust from rear
1x 92mm exhaust from rear next to power supply
1x 92mm exhaust from top blow-hole
1x 80mm exhaust pulling into power supply
1x 80mm exhaust pushing out of power supply
Idle is 83 degrees in the case, 89 for CPU. Under load, case gets to about 87 degrees and CPU maxes out between 107 and 109.
I am running an Athlon 64 x2 3800+ w/ stock cooler.
In the Wavemaster, I was running the following for cooling.
2x 80mm intake from front.
1x 80mm exhaust from rear
1x 80mm exhaust from top blow-hole
1x 80mm exhaust pulling into power supply
1x 80mm exhaust pushing out of power supply
My idle temps were about 97degrees for case, and 107 for CPU. Under load, case temps got to around 108-110 degrees and CPU 125 to 130 degrees.
In the Armor, I am running the following:
2x 120mm intake from front
1x 120mm exhaust from rear
1x 92mm exhaust from rear next to power supply
1x 92mm exhaust from top blow-hole
1x 80mm exhaust pulling into power supply
1x 80mm exhaust pushing out of power supply
Idle is 83 degrees in the case, 89 for CPU. Under load, case gets to about 87 degrees and CPU maxes out between 107 and 109.