- Mar 16, 2017
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Hi Guys , i need a quick advice.
My current PC "ventilation"setup for my AMD FX4100 Bulldozer is : Artic freezer 13 as cpu fan ( https://www.arctic.ac/uk_en/freezer-13.html ) , then a Cooler master 12 as front fan blowing IN , a generic 9 Fan blowing IN placed on the side of the case, and a Artic 9 blowing OUT on the back of the case.
The CPU was getting incredibly warm with the stock cooler ( reaching even the 80s with prime95) , but after I upgraded to the artic freezer the situation has improved dramatically, I get now around 28 C when idle ( on linux, windows is around 35 ) and 46/47 ( actually never reached the 50s) with prime95 on linux .
Is the FAN configuration correct ? because I have noticed that when the front fan and the side fan are being unplugged it doesn't make a difference for the CPU temperature, and it seems strange since it is a 12 inches fan blowing in. I am also attaching pictures of my case ( I know i have to remove the dust on the bottom .... )
Many thanks in advance
My current PC "ventilation"setup for my AMD FX4100 Bulldozer is : Artic freezer 13 as cpu fan ( https://www.arctic.ac/uk_en/freezer-13.html ) , then a Cooler master 12 as front fan blowing IN , a generic 9 Fan blowing IN placed on the side of the case, and a Artic 9 blowing OUT on the back of the case.
The CPU was getting incredibly warm with the stock cooler ( reaching even the 80s with prime95) , but after I upgraded to the artic freezer the situation has improved dramatically, I get now around 28 C when idle ( on linux, windows is around 35 ) and 46/47 ( actually never reached the 50s) with prime95 on linux .
Is the FAN configuration correct ? because I have noticed that when the front fan and the side fan are being unplugged it doesn't make a difference for the CPU temperature, and it seems strange since it is a 12 inches fan blowing in. I am also attaching pictures of my case ( I know i have to remove the dust on the bottom .... )
Many thanks in advance
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