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Are these TEMPS suitable for GPU and CPU, and all other components?

Are these TEMPS suitable for GPU and CPU, and all other components?

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cgrebosky
Member
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10-21-2022, 11:20 PM
#11
But the heatsink for m.2 is nice, 50c when gaming and stress test, nice few c lower after adding the heatsink. Will check for some cooler and will post later. The case I have seems to have good airflow and good fan orientation. Will share the case name later. What about this one?
Or?
https://www.links.hr/hr/cooler-antec-a30...-010509119
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Or this
https://www.links.hr/hr/cooler-lc-power-...-050903309
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And I found this one
https://vacom.hr/proizvod/hladnjak-...wcB&gbraid=0AAAAApLcBYzQfJkFp7aYQhUNEZmgnFqTC
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And last one, should I think about getting a liquid cooler or sticking with an air one? Ty
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cgrebosky
10-21-2022, 11:20 PM #11

But the heatsink for m.2 is nice, 50c when gaming and stress test, nice few c lower after adding the heatsink. Will check for some cooler and will post later. The case I have seems to have good airflow and good fan orientation. Will share the case name later. What about this one?
Or?
https://www.links.hr/hr/cooler-antec-a30...-010509119
Edit:
Or this
https://www.links.hr/hr/cooler-lc-power-...-050903309
Edit 2:
And I found this one
https://vacom.hr/proizvod/hladnjak-...wcB&gbraid=0AAAAApLcBYzQfJkFp7aYQhUNEZmgnFqTC
Edit 3:
And last one, should I think about getting a liquid cooler or sticking with an air one? Ty

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Atnikei
Junior Member
42
10-22-2022, 01:06 AM
#12
M.2 ssd, colder morning means a chilly room. Idle at 26c when I start the PC, and after a few minutes of browsing, it drops to 33-34c. Good?
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Atnikei
10-22-2022, 01:06 AM #12

M.2 ssd, colder morning means a chilly room. Idle at 26c when I start the PC, and after a few minutes of browsing, it drops to 33-34c. Good?

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lilseys
Junior Member
22
10-25-2022, 12:34 AM
#13
Wow, das ist wirklich verrückt. Nach dem Reparieren und dem Einbau eines neuen Kühlers war die CPU nach 30+ Minuten bei max. Temperatur 58°C und die Mindesttemperatur lag etwa 15°C darunter. Bei der GPU sind die Temperaturen nach dem Reparieren nur um 1-2°C höher, aber da der Kühler jetzt viel größer ist und weniger Platz bietet… Wie kann ich die GPU besser kühlen? Sollte ich einen Fan auf der linken Seite des GPUs anbringen, damit dieser mehr Luft in die GPUs nimmt?
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lilseys
10-25-2022, 12:34 AM #13

Wow, das ist wirklich verrückt. Nach dem Reparieren und dem Einbau eines neuen Kühlers war die CPU nach 30+ Minuten bei max. Temperatur 58°C und die Mindesttemperatur lag etwa 15°C darunter. Bei der GPU sind die Temperaturen nach dem Reparieren nur um 1-2°C höher, aber da der Kühler jetzt viel größer ist und weniger Platz bietet… Wie kann ich die GPU besser kühlen? Sollte ich einen Fan auf der linken Seite des GPUs anbringen, damit dieser mehr Luft in die GPUs nimmt?

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ItsTheSoul
Senior Member
410
10-25-2022, 01:54 AM
#14
depends on the available options for the case.
I maintain an intake fan at the bottom to push cool air toward the GPU, and front intake fans that circulate air throughout the interior.
This setup allows cooler air to enter from two points.
You’re also re-pasting the GPU?
If yes, replacing the thermal paste should include swapping out the existing thermal pads.
Once the card is taken apart, the pads’ ability to cool has been reduced.
The pads must be of a precise thickness so the heatsink fits correctly and heat transfer functions properly.
If you only managed to lower the temperature by about 2°C after reassembly without replacing the pads, you might be in good shape.
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ItsTheSoul
10-25-2022, 01:54 AM #14

depends on the available options for the case.
I maintain an intake fan at the bottom to push cool air toward the GPU, and front intake fans that circulate air throughout the interior.
This setup allows cooler air to enter from two points.
You’re also re-pasting the GPU?
If yes, replacing the thermal paste should include swapping out the existing thermal pads.
Once the card is taken apart, the pads’ ability to cool has been reduced.
The pads must be of a precise thickness so the heatsink fits correctly and heat transfer functions properly.
If you only managed to lower the temperature by about 2°C after reassembly without replacing the pads, you might be in good shape.

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_Mi4S_
Junior Member
43
10-30-2022, 05:14 AM
#15
I change the thermal paste on the CPU because of the new heatsink, and the guy says the heatsink is a bomb. Every game uses a 13-17°C cooler. For the GPU, it’s usually between 1 to 3-4°C hotter than before, but now the CPU has more cooling space thanks to the new heatsink. If I swap that heatsink and use a CPU water cooler, would that help the GPU cool better? Because a water cooler only has a small heatsink that sits directly on the CPU if you understand me?
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_Mi4S_
10-30-2022, 05:14 AM #15

I change the thermal paste on the CPU because of the new heatsink, and the guy says the heatsink is a bomb. Every game uses a 13-17°C cooler. For the GPU, it’s usually between 1 to 3-4°C hotter than before, but now the CPU has more cooling space thanks to the new heatsink. If I swap that heatsink and use a CPU water cooler, would that help the GPU cool better? Because a water cooler only has a small heatsink that sits directly on the CPU if you understand me?

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VladaGamer
Member
62
10-30-2022, 06:20 AM
#16
this setup is being handled under a specific GPU configuration.
it seems the cooling might be insufficient.
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VladaGamer
10-30-2022, 06:20 AM #16

this setup is being handled under a specific GPU configuration.
it seems the cooling might be insufficient.

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lildud3
Junior Member
16
11-07-2022, 04:55 AM
#17
Not in the house at the moment, but I've taken a picture of my PC if you'd like? Sorry about the name, sry
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lildud3
11-07-2022, 04:55 AM #17

Not in the house at the moment, but I've taken a picture of my PC if you'd like? Sorry about the name, sry

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iKegreenS_
Posting Freak
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11-07-2022, 08:35 AM
#18
if you don't know the model name then it's likely nothing worth noting.
you probably just need a new nicer case with higher airflow.
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iKegreenS_
11-07-2022, 08:35 AM #18

if you don't know the model name then it's likely nothing worth noting.
you probably just need a new nicer case with higher airflow.

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Foxing_Box
Member
80
11-07-2022, 09:03 PM
#19
Ms armor v700
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Foxing_Box
11-07-2022, 09:03 PM #19

Ms armor v700

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Flexacute
Junior Member
44
11-11-2022, 01:04 AM
#20
I installed one fan on the side of the GPU and another underneath it. While gaming, the GPU temperature stayed the same as before (similar to a small CPU cooling effect) because the new large cooler "blocks" more GPU heat. Now, with two fans for the GPU, its temperature is almost identical to before. For the CPU, it never exceeded 60°C. The temperatures after playing Warzone for over 40 minutes are: CPU max at 60°C, GPU max between 69-71°C, M.2 slot max at 45°C. If I open the side panel of my case, I could lower the GPU cooler by 5-10°C, but the issue seems to be with the PC being placed under my desk.
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Flexacute
11-11-2022, 01:04 AM #20

I installed one fan on the side of the GPU and another underneath it. While gaming, the GPU temperature stayed the same as before (similar to a small CPU cooling effect) because the new large cooler "blocks" more GPU heat. Now, with two fans for the GPU, its temperature is almost identical to before. For the CPU, it never exceeded 60°C. The temperatures after playing Warzone for over 40 minutes are: CPU max at 60°C, GPU max between 69-71°C, M.2 slot max at 45°C. If I open the side panel of my case, I could lower the GPU cooler by 5-10°C, but the issue seems to be with the PC being placed under my desk.

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