Motherboard help

[kagenomure]

here is an image of my motherboard inside my current case. As you can see in the picture there is a cylinder with a fan ontop of what i belive is my cpu to keep it cool i think. But it is so close to my side pannel that my side fan can not properly function. If i were to remove the cylinder would that cuase problems? and is it a risk or should i leave it and by a new motherboard. According to a program i use atm is seems my cpu temp is between if i read this right between 30c to 47c and the max temp for my mother board it says is around 95c.

 

any help and advice would be apreciated

 

https://imgur.com/a/aQLSwr8 is of the motherboard in my old case and this is a pic of the current case i am useing https://imgur.com/a/j9TdZvP

[Jurrunio]

That's just a duct to manage airflow, you can throw that away if you want to

[Bombastinator]

25 minutes ago, kagenomure said:

here is an image of my motherboard inside my current case. As you can see in the picture there is a cylinder with a fan ontop of what i belive is my cpu to keep it cool i think. But it is so close to my side pannel that my side fan can not properly function. If i were to remove the cylinder would that cuase problems? and is it a risk or should i leave it and by a new motherboard. According to a program i use atm is seems my cpu temp is between if i read this right between 30c to 47c and the max temp for my mother board it says is around 95c.

 

any help and advice would be apreciated

 

https://imgur.com/a/aQLSwr8 is of the motherboard in my old case and this is a pic of the current case i am useing https://imgur.com/a/j9TdZvP

All I’m seeing is a pic of a classic car and that was hard to do.  What I do to post pics her is save the image to my camera roll, click the “insert other media” button, and add the pic from my camera roll.  The imager stuff is difficult to deal with.

[kagenomure]

if that is all it is then i can safely remove it and hook my other fans?