W will h4x 4 food Daemon Poster Messages 536 Feb 26, 2006 #21 Istasi said: The fans on the back of your case should ALWAYS be exhausting hot air (blowing out.) Put the fan on the side of your case on intake (it will blow air over your mobo and other components, cooling everything down.) Click to expand... yea thats ur problem. also make sure ur front fans are blowing in the case and ur top fan out.
Istasi said: The fans on the back of your case should ALWAYS be exhausting hot air (blowing out.) Put the fan on the side of your case on intake (it will blow air over your mobo and other components, cooling everything down.) Click to expand... yea thats ur problem. also make sure ur front fans are blowing in the case and ur top fan out.
OP OP J Juice Daddy Fully Optimized Messages 1,706 Mar 8, 2006 #22 did that, dropped about 2-3 degrees... thanx for that info... it's still a bit hot... I have yet to order the thermal paste... but I plan to..
did that, dropped about 2-3 degrees... thanx for that info... it's still a bit hot... I have yet to order the thermal paste... but I plan to..
R reckliss Daemon Poster Messages 566 Mar 8, 2006 #23 If the fans are from the orignal case try replacing them...
OP OP J Juice Daddy Fully Optimized Messages 1,706 Mar 8, 2006 #24 one is... but it's working fine... (the one with lights)
R Running Daemon Poster Messages 543 Mar 11, 2006 #26 maybe clean some of the dust out form your case? that should drop it a few more temps
