You pay thru the nose for rgb bling, perhaps $30 more: This will come at the cost of more noise. Increase the intake airflow of the front 120mm fan.Try a simple cpu stress test using the bench tab of cpu-Z. over ambient and possibly your cooler is defective, not mounted well, or does not get sufficient intake air to let it do it's job. On the cpu temperatures, look at the idle(minimum) temperature. under load is a common temperature for graphics cards. It will tell you the current, minimum and maximums for cpu and gpu temperature.Īlso the fan speeds of the cpu, gpu, and case fans.Ĩ0c. Your case has room for only one front 120mm intake fan. I will prefer that they will be quiet, strong, RGB, 12nm, budget, something that combines them all. I don't have much knowledge about fans I just need good ones that will help my temperature drop and ones that you guys can recommend. (Although I've been using it for 3 months and it never crashed or something to my knowledge)Īs I said I need 12nm fans, of course, I care about noise as well, I really need a sweet-spot. I didn't add any extra fans to the case besides the 2 that came with it and a CPU fan, I never really needed to but since I bought this GPU I noticed the heat issues. Regular GPU temperature (only chrome, dis, WhatsApp opened) is 56C After lowering the max fps from 300 to 120 the temperature dropped. What's wired is that it also happened at rocket league -not nearly as demanding as tomb rider. I once played shadow of the tomb rider at max settings and the GPU was on 84C. I'm pretty sure the GPU is the reason for the overheating happening, that and my cat's hair gets inside my pc a lot which also donates to the heat. I also have the i5 7600k and the RX 5700xt I have the antec gx330, it's a budget case and has only 2 fans, I can't say numbers but I'd say they're quite week.
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