Noctua Heatsink with both 120mm fans attached(they push a lot of air) and its flowing front to back on both(I'm positive)
Behind my heatsink I have a hefty Ultra Kaze 120mm exhaust
And in place of my bottom 6 drive bays, I've got two Kama Bay 120mm intake fans with two Ultra Kaze's sitting in them.
And, on top of that massive amount of air, I have another 120mm Kama Flex exhaust above my GPu.
I'm idling right now at 47c CPU / 49c MB, granted it is quite hot outside, inside I'm probably sitting at 80-85F inside.
What is the issue? I've applied thermal paste a couple times, to ensure its making the best contact and I'm confident in it at this point..my next route is to lap my CPU but my mobo is most worrisome, as under load I can hit 60-65c!(my CPU won't be far behind in the high 50's-60c) By the way, my cables are fairly neat, I don't believe they are restricting any airflow.
What can I do to improve my temps guys? I'll post my specs below and maybe post a picture of my case and its air flow design.
As hefox said, considering your room temperature, your system temps are fine. Why not turn the air conditioner on? If you keep your room at a lower temperature, e.g., 72°F, your system will also run cooler.
reseat the heatsink, even my rubbish akasa nero gets better temps than that, and it's in an antec 300 case with dual 4850's. And it's summer which doesn't help temps.
I understand that, but that doesn't help me whatsoever.
I'm looking for feedback that goes along the lines of improving my temps if possible.
Then change cases. What we are trying to tell you is that your temps aren't bad. And there are cases that are better at moving air.
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