Erm well this doesn't seem right to me...
I'm playing the game Cities:Skylines on highest settings and apparently I'm getting temperatures as high as 75C while I play. I have been playing with the same set-up (computer in same place, same sort of intensive games) for a just under a year without changing a thing so i must have played at this for a long long time and i haven't noticed anything go wrong. I've played sessions for full 24 hours. Idle temperatures seem pretty high as well.
I'm not sure what fan I have but here is a picture of the inside of my computer:
I have to admit the way the fan is set up does look pretty stupid but i did by the computer pre built. It also blows the warm air out into a small space against a wall next to a radiator (which is never on).
What should I do????
Specs:
CPU: AMD FX8350 @4GHZ
GPU: GTX 770
Mobo: m5a97 evo r2.0
RAM: 16GB 1600mhz
I feel that my CPU is slowly burning to a crisp ;_; Surely there is a discrepancy.
I'm playing the game Cities:Skylines on highest settings and apparently I'm getting temperatures as high as 75C while I play. I have been playing with the same set-up (computer in same place, same sort of intensive games) for a just under a year without changing a thing so i must have played at this for a long long time and i haven't noticed anything go wrong. I've played sessions for full 24 hours. Idle temperatures seem pretty high as well.
I'm not sure what fan I have but here is a picture of the inside of my computer:
I have to admit the way the fan is set up does look pretty stupid but i did by the computer pre built. It also blows the warm air out into a small space against a wall next to a radiator (which is never on).
What should I do????
Specs:
CPU: AMD FX8350 @4GHZ
GPU: GTX 770
Mobo: m5a97 evo r2.0
RAM: 16GB 1600mhz
I feel that my CPU is slowly burning to a crisp ;_; Surely there is a discrepancy.
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