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Bad temperatures?

MoonlightSylv
By MoonlightSylv
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My Ryzen 5 3600 came in on Tuesday and it's been running in the 60-70c range on my Cryorig H7. My graphics card also runs at around 77ish c. If I remove the front panel from my case they do drop a bit (low 60s on cpu, mid 70s on GPU)

 

(These when were recorded while playing a game that's relatively taxing on cpu and gpu)

 

Are these temps bad? I've only had this case for a couple months but I'm considering getting a new one just because the airflow seems so bad in my current one. I've also replaced the thermal paste on the cpu this week but it was done with the case vertically so maybe I just had 2 bad applications?

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Those are good, maybe up the fan curve a tad on the H7.

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7 hours ago, Sylvie05 said:

So it isn't really anything to worry about?

Not at all

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