Temperature reaches 94°C at 3600 watts inside the NXTZ H510 enclosure.
Temperature reaches 94°C at 3600 watts inside the NXTZ H510 enclosure.
Hello everyone, last month I purchased a mid-range gaming computer. It comes with a Ryzen 5 3600 processor, a Gigabyte A520 S2H motherboard, an adata xpg d60G 3200MHz RAM, a gigabyte 1650 super, a Cooler Master 450W v2 cooler, and an NXT H510 fan. My idle temps stay between 40-50°C, sometimes reaching 65°C. During gaming or rendering, temperatures climb to 90-94°C. A stress test reached 100.4°C, so I stopped it right away. What should I do? I'm on a tight budget and need a solution before summer gets worse. I don't want my CPU to burn. Should I add the included fans for intake and two more for exhaust? Or install a CPU cooler? Maybe a 120mm AIO with rear intake only? Or should I try changing the thermal paste? Changing the case seems out of the question now. I'm limited to around 2K INR and don't want to wait longer. Please help me, or let me know what to do. Thanks in advance, Binay Shaw.
No, there wasn't a mention of a CPU cooler in your text. You might want to check the product details or website for that information.
The H510 has a rather poor case design, and using an A520 keeps your temperatures reasonable. The best CPU cooler you could afford at that price would be a Hyper 212, which would provide a solid improvement. I’m not very familiar with case fans, so I can’t give you detailed advice there.
Take off your front panel from the case. The airflow is too tight.