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New case (obsidian 750d) cpu cooling problem

Ciechom
By Ciechom
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Bought new case yesterday, moved all my parts to it and when I run game cpu gets much hotter than in previous one. CPU (1090t) temp in idle is around 50C but after playing game it is not cooling down back to 50C but is stuck at 60-61C. CPU is air cooled.

Get some exhaust fans to haul that hot air out of the thing

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I'm not surprised in such a big case there is a lot more room for heat to build up, make sure you have adequate air flow through the whole case.

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So should I buy more than this 3 included fans asap?

Try to orient the fans you currently have in a smooth flowing path for the air to circulate the case.

Heat rises so you might want to put either one fan in the top or fit it next to the motherboard io to draw out the heat.

 

What fans did you have in mind? AF's for Corsair? Noctua Redux? erm...nzxt, cooler master, bitfenix?

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Try to orient the fans you currently have in a smooth flowing path for the air to circulate the case.

Heat rises so you might want to put either one fan in the top or fit it next to the motherboard io to draw out the heat.

 

What fans did you have in mind? AF's for Corsair? Noctua Redux? erm...nzxt, cooler master, bitfenix?

 

Right now I have 3 fans that were included with case AF140L I think, in their original mounting points so 2 in front pulling air to the case and one in the back pushing hot air out + some random fan on radiator pushing air to top of the case.

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