I've been having an overheating issue and its only become apparently recently when I've realized my computers performance has been dropping.
I check my temperatures and it seems to be the issue, as my GPU Temp is in the 50s/60s and all my cores are in the 90s, celsius.
My specs are so follows:
Intel i-5 2400
nvidia gtx 560
Windows 7 32 bit, 4gm ram.
Biostar H61MGC Motherboard
Cooler Master Elite 430 Case
700 W Corsair PSU
I have 5 case fans, 2 top and 1 rear exhause, along with 1 front and 1 side intake.
I reapplied my thermal paste onto my processor and the problem still persists.
Could it be a wiring issue? My case seems fairly cluttered mainly because of the wires, all the wires and surrounded in net-like fabric, which makes the wires 2x bigger than what they should be. Heres a picture of how the wires look:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Corsair-VX450W-Power-Supply-Review/540(scroll down just a bit)
My question, would it be okay to remove the black netting around the wires or would that be harmful to my computer? I can't think of much else that would cause the overheating other than buying a larger case.
Thanks in advance.
I check my temperatures and it seems to be the issue, as my GPU Temp is in the 50s/60s and all my cores are in the 90s, celsius.
My specs are so follows:
Intel i-5 2400
nvidia gtx 560
Windows 7 32 bit, 4gm ram.
Biostar H61MGC Motherboard
Cooler Master Elite 430 Case
700 W Corsair PSU
I have 5 case fans, 2 top and 1 rear exhause, along with 1 front and 1 side intake.
I reapplied my thermal paste onto my processor and the problem still persists.
Could it be a wiring issue? My case seems fairly cluttered mainly because of the wires, all the wires and surrounded in net-like fabric, which makes the wires 2x bigger than what they should be. Heres a picture of how the wires look:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Corsair-VX450W-Power-Supply-Review/540(scroll down just a bit)
My question, would it be okay to remove the black netting around the wires or would that be harmful to my computer? I can't think of much else that would cause the overheating other than buying a larger case.
Thanks in advance.