Built my first pc

[fusilero75]

I built my first pc with this components, and I wanted to know if the temperatures are what they need to be and any tip in my build or improving it for the future I would appreciate it:

 

Case: Enthoo luxe

psu: evga supernova 750w g2 (Gold)

OS: Windows 8 64 bits

cpu: i5-4690k

cooler: Cooler master Seidon 240M

ram: G.SKILL Ripjaws X series 8gb (I may buy another of this to have 16gb)

Motherboard: MSI Z97 G55 SLI

GPU; GTX 970 WINDFORCE (GIGABYTE) (Maybe next year around june I'll buy another one and make and SLI)

HDD: Western digital 1tb 64mb (I will buy one ssd in the near future)

 

So I built it all and it seems to work fine. (It runs far cry 4 for example at ultra and most games I've played so far)

I have been taking and controlling the system temperatures and this were:

CPU normally between 27-32C and when playing games or doing lots of things 40-45C

Motherboard almost always 30C or a little bit lower

GPU: Always 28-29 Except when playing games such as far cry that gets up to 35 or so.

HDD Always around 31C

I used the program piriform speecy to take the information.

 

Thanks everyone

[marioo1182]

Those temps are perfect. They're actually like... really good.

[Spev]

I built my first pc with this components, and I wanted to know if the temperatures are what they need to be and any tip in my build or improving it for the future I would appreciate it:

 

Case: Enthoo luxe

psu: evga supernova 750w g2 (Gold)

OS: Windows 8 64 bits

cpu: i5-4690k

cooler: Cooler master Seidon 240M

ram: G.SKILL Ripjaws X series 8gb (I may buy another of this to have 16gb)

Motherboard: MSI Z97 G55 SLI

GPU; GTX 970 WINDFORCE (GIGABYTE) (Maybe next year around june I'll buy another one and make and SLI)

HDD: Western digital 1tb 64mb (I will buy one ssd in the near future)

 

So I built it all and it seems to work fine. (It runs far cry 4 for example at ultra and most games I've played so far)

I have been taking and controlling the system temperatures and this were:

CPU normally between 27-32C and when playing games or doing lots of things 40-45C

Motherboard almost always 30C or a little bit lower

GPU: Always 28-29 Except when playing games such as far cry that gets up to 35 or so.

HDD Always around 31C

I used the program piriform speecy to take the information.

 

Thanks everyone

What? Your GPU is only up to 35c while playing games like Far Cry 4? Wtf is this.

 

Congrats on your new build if you have any questions about your case lemme know as I have the same exact one

[fusilero75]

What? Your GPU is only up to 35c while playing games like Far Cry 4? Wtf is this.

 

Congrats on your new build if you have any questions about your case lemme know as I have the same exact one

 Well its the windforce model maybe that's why. It makes me happy to know that everything is okay Thanks for everything

 

I really liked the case, didnt have any problem so far with it!

[fusilero75]

Those temps are perfect. They're actually like... really good.

Thanks!

[Spev]

 Well its the windforce model maybe that's why. It makes me happy to know that everything is okay Thanks for everything

 

I really liked the case, didnt have any problem so far with it!

That's just really good. I know the Windforce is supposed to be good and all but damn. I have the EVGA GTX 970 FTW edition and it is usually around 72C when playing demanding games like Far Cry 4. Other games usually around 50C. I'm going to be water cooling it soon anyways so ya I guess not a big deal, and ya this case is awesome!

[SteveGrabowski]

I can't imagine 35C ingame. But you definitely built a hell of a system. Are you overclocking that 4690k at all? I wouldn't SLI the 970 in June if you're on a 1080p monitor. Obviously 1440p or 1080p@120hz/144 Hz it would make a huge difference and would be a highly recommended upgrade, but if you're gaming at 1080p I'd just hold off until next December to see if the new games you're playing aren't hitting 60 FPS anymore and aren't CPU bound.