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Yes front fans are for intake and the airflows in from the side of the case (seems a weird configuration but I can feel the air coming from front fans towards back side). The CPU fan is pretty much working as you guessed, its taking up air from front and circulates through the heat sink beneath it and throws it out from sides of heat sink. Well I am not sure how much that is going to contribute to the issue as the cpus temperature remains at about 45 degrees under gaming load. Should I change my stock cpu fan with something more suited for my case?

I am not sure but I heard rtx series starts throttling at 85 or something. MSI afterburner shows the card configured by default to throttle after 85 degrees . My temps are pretty close to threshold. I am not sure is it supposed to be this way. I have changed fan curve to some aggressive configuration and also under volted gpu to get higher frequency at low voltage, I am getting somewhat stable configuration. However after all this, I am only able to attain about 75 degrees on full load while fans running at 89 percent and max frequency of 1890mhz ( which is what this graphics card reaches by default given temps are good).

Fans placement is just like shown in the pictures https://www.pakdukaan.com/pc-hardware-accessories/computer-cases/thermaltake-computer-cases/thermaltake-versa-c23-tempered-glass-rgb-edition-mid-tower-chassis.html The front has three rgb fans and top has ventilation holes and there is one out take fan at the back. I am using AMD ryzen 7 2700 stock fan for cpu and right below is my rtx 2060 dual fan and fans face downwards. I have shared pictures

I got this brand new custom gaming pc with new zotac rtx 2060. I am using Thermaltake Versa C23 Tempered Glass RGB Edition Mid-tower . It has proper ventilation. My ambient temperature is around 20 degrees and the idle GPU temperature hovers around 33 to 35 degrees. Under full load, it goes to 80 degrees or so. If i open the case, the temperature does fall 5 degrees less but i have seen people using this gpu and mostly they go up to 65 degrees under full load. What could be issue with mine? Could it be thermal paste?