Thermalright HR-01 for your GPU and improve your case flow. Cut out the cheese grate from the back/front fan, and get a high flow air guard. Get some better case fans that perform better at lower dbs. Unless your a big overclocker there is no reason to...

push pull setup with a case fan I had in the case. At stock the system run extmerely cool @ 27c/55c load. But when overclocking watch out! The system runs @ 3.1 45c/65c load. If the case cover is on add another 5c. Testing is being performed with OCCT. System...

loves doing it, everybody thinks they are good at it. 51c is fine. my xp 1.6 runs at that temp befor i've installed a second case fan. if u want 2 get your temp down. improve your case air circulation..install at least 2 fan ,one sucking air in and one sucks...

to me the gpu is warming the entire case and eventually effecting something, either memory or the motherboard. first of all, does that sound right? what should i consider more? cooling down the air in the case or cooling down the gpu? the gpu runs for hours...

And yes, I've already done everything I can think of to improve my case cooling. I have a mid-tower Antec case, with a 120mm intake fan (bottom front), a 120mm exhaust fan (at back, near top, even with the CPU). I added a Mad Dog slot fan, using up another...

good, reliable fan that will keep these cool w/o spending a fortune for my kids machines... You'll probably want to improve case airflow, because if the cooler is cooling the CPU with the already hot air in the case, it wont work. make sure that there is a...

tools. So on a hot summer day, its not at all unlikely you'll be sitting behind a 2.8 GHz performance computer where you paid for a 3.2 one. You might want to buy a better cpu cooler and/or improve your case cooling (airflow). Next time though, get yourserve...

next business day and told me that I should have removed the thermal tape that comes with the cooler and to try silcone based, thermal grease which I did. That lowered the temps at idle but the peak temp is still high at 53. So until I can improve case cooling...

running just fine so I had Windows reboot and then I didn't have another problem. Could be 2 things: heat or unstable power. If it's heat, the gpu is heating up after 10 mins to the point it starts to malfunction. You need to improve the case cooling. Or...