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Hi, and thanks for the reply. I ran a cpu stress test with prime95 and the cpu got to around 87ish almost immediately (a few minutes in) but kind of stayed there for about 1.5h (this is how much I ran the test). When I did the CPU stress test with MSI Kombustor the CPU stayed at 80 grades Celsius. Not sure if these are good temps or not. I will try to actually get some temps after I play a bit with it. Thanks again!

Hi, I just finish building a new PC with the following specs: CPU: Ryzen 3600x MB: MSI B450-A PRO RAM: HyperX dual Channel (2x8) 3000GHz Video Card: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 206 0 WINDFORCE OC 6G PSU: Thermaltake Smart SE 530W Case: DeepCool GamerStorm 310p The case has a top mash panel but a solid front panel (which has very small intake airflow if I put the 3 fans from the front on intake mode). Right now the fan set-up is the following: 3 intake in front, 1 exhaust in the back and two exhaust on the top. In order to maximize the airflow I was thinking: 1. either changing one of the fans on the top to intake and moving it as much as I can to the front of the top panel 2. or just switch both the top fans to intake and maybe the front fans to exhaust. Not sure if it makes any sense (this is my first build) but because there is little space in the front of the case I don't think I have enough intake. Thank you!