WTF cpu temps?

Jack Sheppard

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Well I recently brought a new PC from pcspecialist.co.uk, the specs are as follows;
I5 3570k
HD7950
1TB HDD
8GB RAM
650W PSU
H60 COOLER
P8Z77 V-LX MOBO
Z11 CASE

and I just want to know if the H60 is doing the job, here is the prime95 test running for about 30 minutes
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and are those reasonably temperatures? Is there anything wrong with the H60, I don't think it has thermal paste but I'm not sure. Should I change to the 212 evo and put some more case fans in? Thanks for the help
 

Hygyu

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you should probably change to a 212 evo and how many fans do you have extracting the hot air from your case?
you should have at minimum 2 or 3 fans blowing in air 1 or 2 fans extrating air away from your case
 

Jack Sheppard

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not sure about if they extract etc, but as far as I know 1. Will turn the PC off and take off the panel in a bit, is the 212 superior?
 

Jack Sheppard

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the temp while playing games is about 70oC, what game should I test? And I have a fan at the bottom, not sure what type though. The CPU cooler extracts air, a fan at the front i think it sends in air? and one in the side panel (cant tell that one either).
 

Hygyu

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Test a more intensive game like bf3 if it get above or near 75oc then you might want to consider getting the 212 evo and some extra case fans. Their should be a fan at the back of your case blowing air out
 

Hygyu

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Try downloading msi afterburner and turn your gpu fan speed up. If I was you I would check if their is a fan blowing hot air out the back if not I would invest in another case fan and I would buy the 212 evo to be safe so when you play the new battlefield and cysis 3 and stuff like that so your cpu and gpu dont get too hot
 

Hygyu

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Their is not much difference in tempture wise but the pros of air cooling is it looks better, its alot cheaper and is easier to install the cons are its a little bit noisy and if you have a small case it can be hard ti fit in. The pros of watercooling is its a bit quiter and doesnt take up a much room but the cons are it harder to install with all the pipes and chemicals, their is a possibility of leakage and its alot more expenive and its doesn't look as nice as aircooling