That is uncomfortable for me, I feel the auto fan settings don't work correctly to get the fan spinning at max (I have evga 8800gts 320)
When my temps started going 70C+ I maxed out the fan speed in "nvidia control panel" --> "performance" --> "Adjust GPU settings" (under "manual tuning" ), at the bottom of the page select "manual fan control" radio button then set it for 100% (it takes two tries then sets it at 99%) you can hear it rev up a bit and it keeps very cool under stress mine is at 63C (stock speed) under hours of heavy FPS gaming.
60C for a CPU is not that bad, although I would start having concerns... not much you can do for it since it is the stock cooler, well maybe try some Artic Silver 5 on there or get a bigger sink/fan like the Scythe Ninja or similar temps will drop considerably.
Stock coolers? The 8800GTS can use some lower temps and that cpu as well. Try after market cooler for that cpu and get more cool air inside that case by getting some intake fans installed on the side panel.
My PC was built by www.komplett.co.uk I doubt that they would screw up that when they do it 100 times a day :?
as for the intake fans could I just attach them to the mesh window somehow or would I have to cut into the matel of the case? I really suck at that sort of thing lol
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