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80-85 while gaming

ggez54
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Hi just quick one, this is my rig

 

Any game like gta 5, rdr2 cyberpunk my cpu temps are around 80-82c 

All other games like cs2, fort, world of tanks etc temps are between 60-75c

 

on idle 40-55c max

 

CPU Cooler is from DeepCool AK620 Digital, NZXT CASE H500 without mesh

 

Can any1 tell me are this temps normal, i know that i need better case but im so lazy to move all parts to newer case 😄  ??

 

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12 minutes ago, ggez54 said:

Hi just quick one, this is my rig

 

Any game like gta 5, rdr2 cyberpunk my cpu temps are around 80-82c 

All other games like cs2, fort, world of tanks etc temps are between 60-75c

 

on idle 40-55c max

 

CPU Cooler is from DeepCool AK620 Digital, NZXT CASE H500 without mesh

 

Can any1 tell me are this temps normal, i know that i need better case but im so lazy to move all parts to newer case 😄  ??

 

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Considering the lack of airflow in the NZXT CASE H500 non mesh case I think the temperatures are alright.

They are not dangerously high and is completely fine for 24/7 usage.

You could try to set a slightly more aggressive fan curve on the DeepCool AK620 in the BIOS but its not required.

 

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