case fans How many case fans? And cpu cooler should i use?

[Lilninjsways]

Hello I have a Rosewill TYRFING ATX Mid Tower Case and would love to know how many fans I can put in this baby I just built my first pc and I'm into heavy gaming such as gta 5 bf4 and bf1 and different stuff like that also will I be able to put 3 case fans where a radiator should go for overkill kooling or is it just a waste of money and worthless? Also would love a new cpu cooler other than my stock cpu cooler this is my cpu---> AMD FX-8300 3.3GHz 8-Core Processor

With a ASRock 970M PRO3 Micro ATX AM3+/AM3 Motherboard any suggestion?

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

I would use the thermaltake riing also i think that you should have enough airflow to cool all components, no i would not put the 3 fans in front 

[WoodenMarker]

2x120mm's or 1x140mm are supported in the front, 3x120mm's at the top, and  1x120mm at the rear. Up to a 360mm rad will fit at the top.

Where are you shopping/located and what's your budget?

Are you upgrading cooling only for the sake of oc'ing?

 

Moved to Air Cooling.

[aisle9]

That's actually a pretty badass looking case. I'd recommend using the two fans it came with and buying a third to give yourself two intake fans and one exhaust. If you find during use that your temperatures are higher than you'd like, you can always buy more later.

 

In terms of CPU coolers, the Deepcool Gammaxx 400 is the value king amongst CPU coolers right now. It beats just about anything else in its price class but costs $25. If you want to avoid having bare metal and instead keep the black appearance, the Cryorig H7 is an outstanding cooler in terms of performance and low noise, and it has a black plastic cap over the heatsink itself.

[Lilninjsways]

2 minutes ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

I would use the thermaltake riing also i think that you should have enough airflow to cool all components, no i would not put the 3 fans in front 

Ok thanks for replying I'm heading to a pc part store tomorrow is the thermal take a cpu cooler or case can?

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

cpu cooler

 

[Lilninjsways]

3 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

2x120mm's or 1x140mm are supported in the front, 3x120mm's at the top, and  1x120mm at the rear. Up to a 360mm rad will fit at the top.

Where are you shopping/located and what's your budget?

Are you upgrading cooling only for the sake of oc'ing?

 

Moved to Air Cooling.

My budgets under $100 and also not really for overclocking I'm just wanting to keep my parts cool I run overwatch and it Says my cpu is running at 60° C I'm not sure if That's ok or not but still

[Lilninjsways]

4 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

That's actually a pretty badass looking case. I'd recommend using the two fans it came with and buying a third to give yourself two intake fans and one exhaust. If you find during use that your temperatures are higher than you'd like, you can always buy more later.

 

In terms of CPU coolers, the Deepcool Gammaxx 400 is the value king amongst CPU coolers right now. It beats just about anything else in its price class but costs $25. If you want to avoid having bare metal and instead keep the black appearance, the Cryorig H7 is an outstanding cooler in terms of performance and low noise, and it has a black plastic cap over the heatsink itself.

My color scheme is black and red the sexiest colors I believe for a new pc

[Lilninjsways]

3 minutes ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

cpu cooler

 

Ok

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

the thermaltake riing is a cpu cooler with leds for that cool color scheme

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

the thermaltake riing is a cpu cooler with leds for that cool color scheme

Thanks man and are you sure it's compatible with my other board and cpu?

[WoodenMarker]

1 minute ago, Lilninjsways said:

My budgets under $100 and also not really for overclocking I'm just wanting to keep my parts cool I run overwatch and it Says my cpu is running at 60° C I'm not sure if That's ok or not but still

Those temps are fine and I wouldn't worry about them unless they get higher. 

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, WoodenMarker said:

Those temps are fine and I wouldn't worry about them unless they get higher. 

What temp is where I need to worry?

[Lilninjsways]

2 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

What temp is where I need to worry?

Also are you guys sure I can add more fans (case fans to my pc) what's my limit due to my board?

[WoodenMarker]

2 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

What temp is where I need to worry?

Stay below ~62c and you're good. If you're looking at socket temps, that can be ~10c higher.

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

3 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

What temp is where I need to worry?

100 C MAX (i mean this is only for a few mins MAX or else permaneant damage WILL HAPPEN) and it is compatible

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

100 C MAX and it is compatible

Ok How many case fans can I add due to My motherboard I'm a newbie to this sorry ?

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

3 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

Ok How many case fans can I add due to My motherboard I'm a newbie to this sorry ?

you can only add 2, also thermaltake riing is a case fan if you want it

[Lilninjsways]

3 minutes ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

you can only add 2, also thermaltake riing is a case fan if you want it

Ok Thanks guys

[aisle9]

7 minutes ago, Paula_The_Butter_Fairy said:

100 C MAX (i mean this is only for a few mins MAX or else permaneant damage WILL HAPPEN) and it is compatible

No. All kinds of no. The FX 8300 starts to throttle at (I believe) 70C. 100C is not a "one-size-fits-all" number. 100C would irreparably damage that CPU.

5 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

Ok How many case fans can I add due to My motherboard I'm a newbie to this sorry ?

Pretty sure that board only has two. If so, you'll want to run a splitter off of the chassis fan header to handle your intake and exhaust, or run a PWM hub off of that header if you want to run three or more system fans.

 

Haven't consulted a manual, just looked at the picture of the board, so I might be wrong in my count.

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, aisle9 said:

No. All kinds of no. The FX 8300 starts to throttle at (I believe) 70C. 100C is not a "one-size-fits-all" number. 100C would irreparably damage that CPU.

Pretty sure that board only has two. If so, you'll want to run a splitter off of the chassis fan header to handle your intake and exhaust, or run a PWM hub off of that header if you want to run three or more system fans.

 

Haven't consulted a manual, just looked at the picture of the board, so I might be wrong in my count.

Thanks man will ask tomorrow when I get to the store for more deets

[Paula_The_Butter_Fairy]

This is the cooler in blue but there are red options

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Rz648d/thermaltake-cl-p022-al12bu-a-530-cfm-cpu-cooler-cl-p022-al12bu-a

this is the case fan

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/KP648d/thermaltake-case-fan-clf038pl12rea