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3 minutes ago, Firebirdss said:

Ok cause I have an old compaq case and my hd5870 is sitting at 52 oC and that's @ 3200 rpms approximately. I have a stock intel cooler on my q8300 and it sit at 51 oC. So is there anyway I could make the air flow better?

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airflow really only matters in very small cases, where if you have an open-air GPU and a flower style CPU cooler (like intel stock cooler) the hot air can get recirculated.

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Just now, Firebirdss said:

So couldn't I just open my side panel to solve the problems?

Sorta. it might improve temps by 1c, but it really doesn't matter unless you reach thermal throttling levels, which you are not.

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