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Hi All
This is my second post.I recently built up my first gaming computer.
Specs:am3+motherboard
4gb ram
amd phenomII x4 945 @3.00 ghz
gtx550ti
generic 450w psu
and a normal cheapest computer store case.
Ok so my problem:my gtx 550ti(stock overclocked to normal 970mhz) reaches 75degrees when playing cod 4.I am worried,is that ok for that card?My case has 5 fans:1 in front,2 top,1 bottom,1 back.The front one is blows cool air in case,Back is exhaust.Now the bottom one is just below motherboard and harddrives.Currently it is in exhaust.The 2 top ones blow cool air in the case.
Thanks all answers are appreciated. :bounce:
 
Ah... close!

Top and bottom = Intake
Rear and two top = Exhaust

You are probably bringing in cool from the front, then immediately sending it out the bottom exhaust fan. Probably the same thing with the top / rear fans. ....the airflow isn't going from front-to-back across your components. Make the change above and let the forum know if you still have temp issues.
 


Don't forget about swapping the bottom one around to be an intake fan.

Yes. Your GTX 550ti already has a cooler, however there are plenty of aftermarket (better) options like The Great Randini was getting at.