- Jun 8, 2013
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I have a Corsair H100i cooling my CPU and its mounted to the front of my case (bringing air in from the front and exhausting it into the case), a rear 120mm exhaust fan, two 140mm fans on the top as exhausts, and my GPU is a GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 and it is exhausting all this air into the case. Also I can only mount the radiator to the front, my case doesn't have enough clearance on the top for a rad. I've also realized that the radiator is spilling hot air over the GPU while the GPU is spilling hot air on the radiator...
I was testing temps while playing Mass Effect Andromeda for about 45mins and my GPU was around 74 degrees Celsius and my CPU was fluctuating around 70-75 degrees Celsius. I decided to take off my tempered glass side panel and both my GPU and CPU dropped by 10-12 degrees Celsius.
So now I'm questioning my current radiator & case fan setup, maybe there is an alternative to my cooling. How can I better the cooling in my case aside from always taking off the side panel?
I was testing temps while playing Mass Effect Andromeda for about 45mins and my GPU was around 74 degrees Celsius and my CPU was fluctuating around 70-75 degrees Celsius. I decided to take off my tempered glass side panel and both my GPU and CPU dropped by 10-12 degrees Celsius.
So now I'm questioning my current radiator & case fan setup, maybe there is an alternative to my cooling. How can I better the cooling in my case aside from always taking off the side panel?
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