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Immotal_god
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01-01-2020, 01:10 PM
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Hey! It seems like you're trying to share some troubleshooting details. About three months ago, you installed a 10th gen Core i5 10400 with six cores and a Corsair Elite Capellix cooler. You mentioned the fans are 120mm and your CPU consistently reaches around 110°F. You've changed the radiator several times, re-applied thermal paste, and still see those high temperatures. The radiator is mounted with the fans blowing air in from outside, but it doesn't seem to be cooling effectively. Anyone have any ideas or advice?
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Immotal_god
01-01-2020, 01:10 PM #1

Hey! It seems like you're trying to share some troubleshooting details. About three months ago, you installed a 10th gen Core i5 10400 with six cores and a Corsair Elite Capellix cooler. You mentioned the fans are 120mm and your CPU consistently reaches around 110°F. You've changed the radiator several times, re-applied thermal paste, and still see those high temperatures. The radiator is mounted with the fans blowing air in from outside, but it doesn't seem to be cooling effectively. Anyone have any ideas or advice?

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JebThePleb
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01-01-2020, 09:51 PM
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JebThePleb
01-01-2020, 09:51 PM #2

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jdsabre
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01-04-2020, 03:23 AM
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I truly hope we don't rely on this awkward system anymore, and I regret it for everyone else.
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jdsabre
01-04-2020, 03:23 AM #3

I truly hope we don't rely on this awkward system anymore, and I regret it for everyone else.

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01-21-2020, 11:37 PM
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Others mentioned it was really chilly. Everything is measured in Celsius, not Fahrenheit. 110f equals ice cold… 80°C marks the point you should be concerned. For context, 80°C is about 176f. Make sure the radiator fans pull out the heat from the case rather than pushing hot air back inside. If that rear fan is the sole case fan, switch it to a front intake instead.
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Anthony69edher
01-21-2020, 11:37 PM #4

Others mentioned it was really chilly. Everything is measured in Celsius, not Fahrenheit. 110f equals ice cold… 80°C marks the point you should be concerned. For context, 80°C is about 176f. Make sure the radiator fans pull out the heat from the case rather than pushing hot air back inside. If that rear fan is the sole case fan, switch it to a front intake instead.