Hey all,
This is my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/soraky/saved/4qZ6hM
First build I ever made alone from scratch, please excuse me if I sound inexperienced because I am.
The PC I had before is 6 years old and it could get noisy but the new one generates far more noise and heat.
I don't mind it too much but I think it's weird that it makes more noise compared to the old one.
The heat, well, I guess that the new far more heavy duty parts just generate more heat. Right?
The temperatures while under load (Currently meaning playing maxed out 'Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice') seems fine:
GPU: Steady 72C.
CPU: The hottest is 67-69C.
H100i: 40-44C.
SSD: May reach 50C.
(I see the temps through Corsair Link. Sadly I'm not home, will update with screenshots once I am if needed)
I haven't made any overclocking though I would like to enable XMP so my RAM will actually use 3200Mhz.
The H440 stock fans are connected to the stock chip that came with it, should I connect them to the motherboard, if possible? Will it make the fans speed 'smarter'?
Same with the H100i because currently I can't control the fan speed.
Any general tips/notes are welcome, thanks!
This is my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/soraky/saved/4qZ6hM
First build I ever made alone from scratch, please excuse me if I sound inexperienced because I am.
The PC I had before is 6 years old and it could get noisy but the new one generates far more noise and heat.
I don't mind it too much but I think it's weird that it makes more noise compared to the old one.
The heat, well, I guess that the new far more heavy duty parts just generate more heat. Right?
The temperatures while under load (Currently meaning playing maxed out 'Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice') seems fine:
GPU: Steady 72C.
CPU: The hottest is 67-69C.
H100i: 40-44C.
SSD: May reach 50C.
(I see the temps through Corsair Link. Sadly I'm not home, will update with screenshots once I am if needed)
I haven't made any overclocking though I would like to enable XMP so my RAM will actually use 3200Mhz.
The H440 stock fans are connected to the stock chip that came with it, should I connect them to the motherboard, if possible? Will it make the fans speed 'smarter'?
Same with the H100i because currently I can't control the fan speed.
Any general tips/notes are welcome, thanks!
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