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Yeah, they're perfectly fine. On BF4 my GPU gets around 80 and my CPU around 55.

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im playing bf4 and my cpu is at 64c and my gpu is at 75c... is this fine?

 

also im not sure if my front case fan are pulling in air or shoving it out.. my hand feels cool over it. i left them the same as when i got the case (air 240)

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Yeah, they're perfectly fine. On BF4 my GPU gets around 80 and my CPU around 55.

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yes and if you can't feel the fan it is probably pulling in air

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yes and if you can't feel the fan it is probably pulling in air

well its not hot so i guess its not pushing out air

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you're fine

"like if you could buy two Xbox Ones, put them togheter and actually play games at 1080P! Ha! BURN"

-Linus

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you're fine

what are some temps i should avoid? 90c?

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what are some temps i should avoid? 90c?

Not more then 85°c on the GPU and 80-90°c on the CPU

if it goes over this there's a problem with your cooling

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Not more then 85°c on the GPU and 80-90°c on the CPU

if it goes over this there's a problem with your cooling

ok thx

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