- Dec 16, 2013
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My E7400 is running at stock speed but still gets overheated. No load temperature is about 48-50 degree Celsius.
I was running Crysis 2 at ultra setting [My reso is very low 1368*768] and noticed the core temperature was 94 degrees.
Astounded I closed the game.
I recently added a 2GB DDR2 Ram stick,GTX 650 ti and a Corsair VS450 PSU. And my cabinet is rather lame and low end so I had to install the PSU with it exaust inside the cabinet.
Is this the problem?
I read everywhere and came up with two solutions:
Reapply a good thermal paste and buy an after cooler market or buy a cabinet and reapply the stock thermal paste.
I'm on a budget so can't do both. Please if the problem is something else let me know.
Its only 3 days since GPU upgrade and I can't play anything.
My choices for cabinet and cooler.
http://www.antecindia.co.in/product.php?id=NzA0NDA5
http://www.flipkart.com/cooler-master-hyper-tx3-evo/p/itmd5xzprhxvefrj?pid=COLD5XZPV75JZAEZ&otracker=from-search&srno=t_2&query=cooler+master&ref=a2db28ba-1ebe-406f-a57b-627f31a9aefa
PS: I have a micro ATX mothorboard.
I was running Crysis 2 at ultra setting [My reso is very low 1368*768] and noticed the core temperature was 94 degrees.
Astounded I closed the game.
I recently added a 2GB DDR2 Ram stick,GTX 650 ti and a Corsair VS450 PSU. And my cabinet is rather lame and low end so I had to install the PSU with it exaust inside the cabinet.
Is this the problem?
I read everywhere and came up with two solutions:
Reapply a good thermal paste and buy an after cooler market or buy a cabinet and reapply the stock thermal paste.
I'm on a budget so can't do both. Please if the problem is something else let me know.
Its only 3 days since GPU upgrade and I can't play anything.
My choices for cabinet and cooler.
http://www.antecindia.co.in/product.php?id=NzA0NDA5
http://www.flipkart.com/cooler-master-hyper-tx3-evo/p/itmd5xzprhxvefrj?pid=COLD5XZPV75JZAEZ&otracker=from-search&srno=t_2&query=cooler+master&ref=a2db28ba-1ebe-406f-a57b-627f31a9aefa
PS: I have a micro ATX mothorboard.
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