High CPU temperature passive cooling integrated CPU motherboard

andrye_groza

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Hello guys,
I have recently bought a zotac e2-1800itx motherboard. The cpu is integrated on the mobo, having passive cooling.

I installed the mobo into an inter tech e-i5 case.

The problem is that the temperature of the CPU was very very high, about 90 - 95 degree Celsius in idle. Do you know what could be the problem here? I guess it is not normal such a high temp value. The case has no fans. but anyway the passive cooling should keep the temperature between a normal range of values.

Do you have any idea?
Thanks.
 
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if the cpu is supposed to have passive cooling, it is fine to leave it but u cant have no fans at all. something has to dump the heat out of the case.

i suggest you look into getting a quiet case fan, as that is the intention of the build im assuming

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if the cpu is supposed to have passive cooling, it is fine to leave it but u cant have no fans at all. something has to dump the heat out of the case.

i suggest you look into getting a quiet case fan, as that is the intention of the build im assuming
 
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andrye_groza

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You are right, the case should have at least a fan, I am so noob. The problem was that the case came without any fan, and I was thinking that it should be ok like that.

I am going to achieve a good fan, even if it is louder. For me, it is more important to be cooler than quieter. Do you recommend some good 40mm fans ? (40 mm is specified on my case specs)
 

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Yes hot air will definitely go up so you should at least place one exit fan above your cpu.