CPU temperature

[Tshask]

Hello.

When my CPU and GPU are both at full load, the temperature inside the case pushes the CPU temperature to over 80 degrees. I have installed 4 case fans (2 in, 2 out) and there's no room for more.

When I remove the side panel, the CPU temp drops to 72-75 which is ok, but then all my components are exposed.

What should I do? Are there more powerful case fans I could buy to push more air through the case?

I have Ryzen 1600 running at stock on stock cooler and GTX 1070
This is my PC case: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16811353095?Description=diypc&cm_re=diypc-_-11-353-095-_-Product

Thanks

[Guydodge]

get a better cpu cooler stock coolers are not the best.and if those fans are 1100rpm
personally i'd replace them as well.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

smaller fans + higher rpms = more noise then anything, and those smaller fans don't move nearly as much air volume.

Larger coolers with more fins and heat-pipes along with a larger, quieter fan is always better.

[Tshask]

invision2212님이 먼저 게시:

its probably a combination of a few thing.

new thermal paste on the CPU could help a lot if its been a few years since you have owned the pc.

new cooler, tho the stock cooler the 1600 came with was actually pretty good unlike the newer coolers they come with.

your case fans could be slow RPM making everything else get hot.

i just installed this cooler on a 1600 and it keeps the temp under 50c all the time


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08F21X2VP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

and these case fans operate at 2000 rpm and do a really good job


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086HNZWD7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

How often should one change the CPU thermal paste? I built this computer about 3 years ago.

I first noticed the temperature of about 82 degrees after I left the computer on the whole day mining 2 cryptocurriencies at the same time, one on CPU and one on GPU.

I'm now testing with Blender rendering (CPU and GPU at 100% load), the temperature started slowly climbing, reached 77 degrees after 10 minutes, 78 degrees after 20 minutes, 79 after 30 minutes, 80 after 40 minutes.

I think it stabilizes around 82 degrees after several hours and stays there. The temperature climbs slowly so maybe replacing 2 case fans might be just enough to keep the temperature at a more decent level.

I'm thinking of trying Corsair ML120 as they're more than twice as strong as the ones I have right now. I don't mind the extra noise cause this will never happen during gaming, only during the heaviest of loads like mining or rendering.

And if that's not enough then I think the corsair 212 cpu cooler should solve the problem fully, yes?

[Tshask]

_I_님이 먼저 게시:

get a case with better airflow

I thought about changing the case, but I'm finding it hard to let go of this one. The theme of this build is orange glow, the led strip and fans cast an orange light, I actually had to import this case from the US, just to get the orange accents.

It's a budget case though, and unfortunately it shows in some aspects, like for example the window is not made of glass but just plastic and recently I noticed the first major scratch on it.

Problem is most cases of the market don't look very original to me, and most look kinda same-y. I wish they made something similar to this one, but improved.

[XD_Grimlock]

Tshask님이 먼저 게시:

_I_님이 먼저 게시:

get a case with better airflow

I thought about changing the case, but I'm finding it hard to let go of this one. The theme of this build is orange glow, the led strip and fans cast an orange light, I actually had to import this case from the US, just to get the orange accents.

It's a budget case though, and unfortunately it shows in some aspects, like for example the window is not made of glass but just plastic and recently I noticed the first major scratch on it.

Problem is most cases of the market don't look very original to me, and most look kinda same-y. I wish they made something similar to this one, but improved.

So i know this is a few days late but figured id give ya a response. If you are dead set on an orange theme, props cuz that seems to be a pain in the ass to match unless you rock rgb everything for orange, id look into be quiet cases just as a recommendation.

I wouldn't get corsairs CPU cooler due to many reviews showing that are a lot better options out there for far cheaper, unless you meant the cooler master hyper 212 then get that...its a great cooler and i use it for my 2600.

[Guydodge]

your case isnt terrible better than a glass front,but its very tight inside get high rpm fans
like these.i use them they actually run @1920rpm and push alot of air and are quite
very good quality.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07J5RSF37/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
or something simular.also purchased this for my old rig i gave to the wife works very well
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H25DYM3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 of course you want the AMD one.
put all case fans on full.should do the trick good luck.
the case fans and a repaste may do the trick.personally i'd replace the stock cooler
just for the fact it blows the air.away from the flow

[Tshask]

XD_Grimlock님이 먼저 게시:

Tshask님이 먼저 게시:

I thought about changing the case, but I'm finding it hard to let go of this one. The theme of this build is orange glow, the led strip and fans cast an orange light, I actually had to import this case from the US, just to get the orange accents.

It's a budget case though, and unfortunately it shows in some aspects, like for example the window is not made of glass but just plastic and recently I noticed the first major scratch on it.

Problem is most cases of the market don't look very original to me, and most look kinda same-y. I wish they made something similar to this one, but improved.

So i know this is a few days late but figured id give ya a response. If you are dead set on an orange theme, props cuz that seems to be a pain in the ass to match unless you rock rgb everything for orange, id look into be quiet cases just as a recommendation.

I wouldn't get corsairs CPU cooler due to many reviews showing that are a lot better options out there for far cheaper, unless you meant the cooler master hyper 212 then get that...its a great cooler and i use it for my 2600.

Orange light is a pain indeed. My mobo RGB header couldn't even produce orange so I resorted to soldering resistors to the green channel and connecting the strip directly to sata power cable.

Yeah, I meant cooler master. I've been confusing cooler master with corsair lately, I don't know why.