Build Specs :
CPU : Intel Core i5-6600K @ 4.3GHz (O.C.ed through AI Suite 3) - (5 Way Optimization)
CPU COOLER : be quiet Dark Rock 3
GPU : EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 FTW Edition
MOBO : Asus Prime Z270-A
RAM : Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 3000MHz LED
Fans : (2 Front : Corsair 120mm SP120(Push)),(1 Rear : Corsair 120mm SP120(Push)),(2 Top : Stock Phanteks Fans(Pull))
Case : Phanteks Eclipse P400s TG Edition
I made this build close to one month ago as a present for myself for graduating. I have been using MSI Afterburner to monitor my temperatures and Usage for both the GPU and CPU.
My concerns :
GPU Temps : 73-84 C (Under Load)
Fan Curve in MSI Afterburner :
0-30 (40%), 50 (50%), 55(60%), 60(75%), 65-80 (80%), 90 (100%)
CPU Temps : 72-76 C (Under Load)
CPU Usage : 99-100 % (Under Load)
GPU Usage : 99-100 % (Under Load)
I personally feel these temperatures are way too high and I was wondering if I should be concerned. I have zero knowledge on push/pull or Positive or Negative airflow. I was aiming to get a Positive Airflow to make sure there is a good amount of air flowing in. The Ambient temperature outside my home on average is 82 Degrees. The Ambient Temperature inside my home is 78-79 Degrees.
For reference I will list the temperatures of my CPU and GPU at idle.
GPU : 37 Degrees C (Min) 40 Degrees C (Max) -> While watching a Youtube Video
(Sits steady at 39 Degrees C)
CPU : 53 Degrees C (Min) 61 Degrees C (Max) -> While watching a Youtube Video
(Bounces between 42-55 Degrees C)
It is to the point where the PC becomes hot including the Tempered Glass when I touch it. This occurs after about 6 hours of heavy gaming.
In regards to fans, I can fit 2 140mm fans on the front along with 2 140mm fans on the top as well. Same applies to 1 rear 140mm fan. Do you guys think it is wise to get all 140mm fans instead of the 120mm that I currently have? Sorry for all the quesitons, but thank you all for the help in advance.
If any additional information is needed please let me know,
CPU : Intel Core i5-6600K @ 4.3GHz (O.C.ed through AI Suite 3) - (5 Way Optimization)
CPU COOLER : be quiet Dark Rock 3
GPU : EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 FTW Edition
MOBO : Asus Prime Z270-A
RAM : Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 3000MHz LED
Fans : (2 Front : Corsair 120mm SP120(Push)),(1 Rear : Corsair 120mm SP120(Push)),(2 Top : Stock Phanteks Fans(Pull))
Case : Phanteks Eclipse P400s TG Edition
I made this build close to one month ago as a present for myself for graduating. I have been using MSI Afterburner to monitor my temperatures and Usage for both the GPU and CPU.
My concerns :
GPU Temps : 73-84 C (Under Load)
Fan Curve in MSI Afterburner :
0-30 (40%), 50 (50%), 55(60%), 60(75%), 65-80 (80%), 90 (100%)
CPU Temps : 72-76 C (Under Load)
CPU Usage : 99-100 % (Under Load)
GPU Usage : 99-100 % (Under Load)
I personally feel these temperatures are way too high and I was wondering if I should be concerned. I have zero knowledge on push/pull or Positive or Negative airflow. I was aiming to get a Positive Airflow to make sure there is a good amount of air flowing in. The Ambient temperature outside my home on average is 82 Degrees. The Ambient Temperature inside my home is 78-79 Degrees.
For reference I will list the temperatures of my CPU and GPU at idle.
GPU : 37 Degrees C (Min) 40 Degrees C (Max) -> While watching a Youtube Video
(Sits steady at 39 Degrees C)
CPU : 53 Degrees C (Min) 61 Degrees C (Max) -> While watching a Youtube Video
(Bounces between 42-55 Degrees C)
It is to the point where the PC becomes hot including the Tempered Glass when I touch it. This occurs after about 6 hours of heavy gaming.
In regards to fans, I can fit 2 140mm fans on the front along with 2 140mm fans on the top as well. Same applies to 1 rear 140mm fan. Do you guys think it is wise to get all 140mm fans instead of the 120mm that I currently have? Sorry for all the quesitons, but thank you all for the help in advance.
If any additional information is needed please let me know,