cooling questions for the summer coming up!

[Lilninjsways]

so im building 2 pc's one at the end of may and then one at the end of june (may is for my bday and june for my little brothers bday) i dont have alot of money in my budget at moms house (45-60 usd)  one case (my case) has no screen panel but can have 2 fans on the side panel and already 2 in the case preinstalled (1 in front 1 in back) and the other case has a screen side panel with 3 case fans pre installed im super paranoid about my pc's over heating im using a stock cpu for both pc's (for the g4560) and one 2 fan gtx 1050 gpu and one with a 2 fan rx 470 my house has bad cooling please help!

[Ya_Mi]

It wont overheat dont worry 

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, Ya_Mi said:

It wont overheat dont worry 

whats a temp to worry about then just to make sure

[Mira Yurizaki]

If the CPU or GPU starts reaching 90C (it might be lower for AMD CPUs), then start worrying. If it's anything below that, it's fine.

[mikat]

i run my system in a relatively cold climate ( currently 14c on a sunny day ) and I turned off all my case fans, my temps are still fine, so since you have fans you should be able to get reasonable temperatures as long as it's not 35c+ inside your home which I doubt since that's really uncomfortable

[flibberdipper]

I ran a Q6600 and an open-air 7950 in a case with a single 92mm rear fan and a very restricted 120mm front fan and that was fine. So if your cases are even remotely as shit as the one I used, you'll be fine.

 

Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

If the CPU or GPU starts reaching 90C (it might be lower for AMD CPUs), then start worrying. If it's anything below that, it's fine.

AMD CPU's draw the line at 62C.

[Ya_Mi]

Just now, Lilninjsways said:

whats a temp to worry about then just to make sure

even 1 fan at the back and 1 at the front already give u a good airflow adding 2 more 1 on the front and 1 top will make it even better but it wont show u mindblowing cooling performance.

 

[mikat]

10 minutes ago, Lilninjsways said:

whats a temp to worry about then just to make sure

pascal cards throttle themselves back to make protect themselves at 83-87c so you won't be damaging your video card, and for your cpu, it doesn't auto throttle until about 100c (have tried this myself lol) but you should also keep it under 80c

but most if not all modern electronics protect themselves from permanent damage by slowing down and finally shutting down if things really go wrong.

[Lilninjsways]

2 minutes ago, mikat said:

pascal cards throttle themselves back to make protect themselves at 83-87c so you won't be damaging your video card, and for your cpu, it doesn't auto throttle until about 100c (have tried this myself lol) but you should also keep it under 80c 

k thx