Hyte Y60 overheating issue.
Hyte Y60 overheating issue.
I’ll look into it. Are there any additional suggestions you’d like? It seems the GPU can’t be relocated, so I’ll focus on alternatives.
They shouldn't be if the temperature stays below 80°C. What I notice is that you don't seem to have a heating issue. It might be that some components failed, but it's probably not due to heat. If you're right about the temps being low, the GPU should handle it fine. As @Skiiwee29 mentioned, consider relocating the AIO to the top of the case and adding intake fans near where the AIO is installed.
You mention lacking knowledge about this topic and having limited experience with PCs. Feel free to message me directly on the Forum for more details or concerns. You're also welcome to join me on Discord (Hinjima) if you need help while working on your PC. Of course, you can remove my account anytime once everything functions properly.
Hey there, friend. I completely understand your point. Your Y60 with that custom loop setup is pretty tricky to keep cool. GN did a review some time back, and from what I remember, it sits near the bottom of most of Steve's charts. It looks nice and works well for an engaging custom loop, but it struggles with both air and water cooling. Check out the images below—your fans pull fresh from underneath (no radiator), side intake is 240, top exhaust is 360, and rear exhaust is 120.
Hi, I understand this has been going on for a few months, but I haven’t found a solution or a solid answer. I have a workaround for the CPU temperature issue. This case is great overall—its optics are nice, the build quality is solid, and it’s not cheap. However, the temperatures are still high. One thing that bothers me is there’s a vent opening behind the CPU, specifically for backside MB. What’s there? Yes, it’s the storage—either an SSD or, in my case, a 3.5-inch hard drive (old-school, hehe). The hard drives (SSDs too) tend to get hot during operation, which actually raises the CPU temps rather than lowering them. This is problematic compared to other setups where that wouldn’t be an issue. At some other locations, it’s fine, but here it’s a concern. They’re present, and it’s not ideal. I’ve had a 120mm fan custom-built for this spot—designed specifically to cool the backside motherboard or CPU. Not the hard drive itself. The temps have dropped from around 70°C to 45-50°C when running games like Stalker 2, Cyberpunk, Elite, etc. I’ve been thinking about upgrading to new hardware, maybe it’s faulty (it wasn’t). It almost drove me crazy. The idea is to consider a RAM upgrade at the same time as getting the Y60 case—switching from 2 RAM sticks to 4. One was 16GB. I spent time tweaking timing to stabilize things, plus other factors (mental note... don’t think it’s over...). When you’re facing similar issues, try my fix. Maybe add some better cooling for the CPU and GPU—360 and 280 radiators for the RX 6900 XT GC, plus a 5800 AMD CPU.