- Mar 21, 2015
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I just bought a new cpu, and the cooler itself. (i5-7600k with Cooler Master Hyper 212).
My idle temp (with chrome running) is 50-55c. When on heavy load (for example playing games), i got 65-75c temp. Is that a normal temp for my cpu?
And i worried about the airflow in my case. my case is not that good and expensive case, its a normal budget gaming case. There are 2 fan slots on the top of the case, 1 on the front, and 1 on behind. I have 1 case fan for now. I planted the fan on the top side as air exhaust. The CPU cooler itself, blows the air towards the case's back grills. Therefore, i don't have any intake air sucked from the outside.
So, what is the best position to plant my case fan? is it better to place the fan on the back of the case? (pretty much like this: https://i.imgur.com/npEImhy.png), or stays on the top.
P.S: i haven't checked the thermal paste i used yet, I will do it ASAP.
I'm using corsair CX500 PSU, and MSI GTX1060 3GB with 2 fans on it.
My idle temp (with chrome running) is 50-55c. When on heavy load (for example playing games), i got 65-75c temp. Is that a normal temp for my cpu?
And i worried about the airflow in my case. my case is not that good and expensive case, its a normal budget gaming case. There are 2 fan slots on the top of the case, 1 on the front, and 1 on behind. I have 1 case fan for now. I planted the fan on the top side as air exhaust. The CPU cooler itself, blows the air towards the case's back grills. Therefore, i don't have any intake air sucked from the outside.
So, what is the best position to plant my case fan? is it better to place the fan on the back of the case? (pretty much like this: https://i.imgur.com/npEImhy.png), or stays on the top.
P.S: i haven't checked the thermal paste i used yet, I will do it ASAP.
I'm using corsair CX500 PSU, and MSI GTX1060 3GB with 2 fans on it.
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