Chipset getting warm
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Solved by Hinjima,
2 minutes ago, Vortexico said:is that indicate a problem?
or it's normal for chipset to be around 60 degrees celsius?
as you see all the rest are around 40 degrees(including GPU and CPU)
for cooling I use Corsair H115i for the CPU and to draw heat from case as exhaust
and also one fan at the back as exhaust
should I put 3 fans at front as intake?I know it's negative airflow cuz I have only exahust
The tempature is fine.
But if you don't have any intake fans I would highly recommend adding fans to the front of your case.
Components need air and without intake fans you don't get any fresh air.

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