- Mar 22, 2017
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Hi, I recently built a pc with a new mid-atx case and I'm wondering why I'm getting higher temperatures with my build;
i5-4670k - only a few months old never overclocked.
EVGA - 80 Plus 600W ATX
Cooler Master Hyper T2 - CPU cooler - Not so much the issue as the 1070 is running hot I have the option to use a liquid cooler up to 240mm in the top of the case at the expense of two 120mm fans.
Asus Dual GTX 1070 - having higher than normal temps running this for more than an hour I would be pushing 78*c with the odd warning spike of 82*c playing longer.
As for the fans that you will see in the diagram I still can add two more 120mm fans if needed or one liquid cpu cooler
Wanted to get input of how to get better airflow and temps.
Diagram of the case air flow directions
http://i.imgur.com/EjDXCc8.jpg
i5-4670k - only a few months old never overclocked.
EVGA - 80 Plus 600W ATX
Cooler Master Hyper T2 - CPU cooler - Not so much the issue as the 1070 is running hot I have the option to use a liquid cooler up to 240mm in the top of the case at the expense of two 120mm fans.
Asus Dual GTX 1070 - having higher than normal temps running this for more than an hour I would be pushing 78*c with the odd warning spike of 82*c playing longer.
As for the fans that you will see in the diagram I still can add two more 120mm fans if needed or one liquid cpu cooler
Wanted to get input of how to get better airflow and temps.
Diagram of the case air flow directions
http://i.imgur.com/EjDXCc8.jpg
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