Ok, so after I finished builing my pc and had played around on it for a while i can confirm one thing : the stock fan was FUCKING LOUD.
So loud in fact, it reached 5000 RPM. I think it was trying to take off.
Now here comes the kicker : the temps were reaching up to 78 degrees celsius! I think that's quite bad, my dad says it's not and a computer specialist from the shop i bought my motherboard from says it's fine. I am still a little worried though. I did switch out the stock cooler for one that i had around the house(was an older stock from an AMD pc) , it's much much queiter, the temps are still the same though.
Is it normal for my cpu to get 78 degrees celsius while playing something like assassins creed 4? I have added 2 extra fans for airflow, one on the top of my case and one at the bottom. This didn't help almost at all though.
Any ideeas? Solutions?
I am out of money and I don't think I can squeeze more out of my dad to get a good cooler, especially since the dude at the IT shop told him it's fine .
So loud in fact, it reached 5000 RPM. I think it was trying to take off.
Now here comes the kicker : the temps were reaching up to 78 degrees celsius! I think that's quite bad, my dad says it's not and a computer specialist from the shop i bought my motherboard from says it's fine. I am still a little worried though. I did switch out the stock cooler for one that i had around the house(was an older stock from an AMD pc) , it's much much queiter, the temps are still the same though.
Is it normal for my cpu to get 78 degrees celsius while playing something like assassins creed 4? I have added 2 extra fans for airflow, one on the top of my case and one at the bottom. This didn't help almost at all though.
Any ideeas? Solutions?
I am out of money and I don't think I can squeeze more out of my dad to get a good cooler, especially since the dude at the IT shop told him it's fine .
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