Computer case fan??
You can measure the temp? And you've done it with disconnecting the fan?
Why do you think it's too hot?
Like Dan said, the rear should blow out. If there's another opening on the back, and you have extra fan connectors on your motherboard, go ahead. IT's easy. You can install one on the front to blow in, but make sure the fan speeds and amount of air they move match up front to back.
Why do you think it's too hot?
Like Dan said, the rear should blow out. If there's another opening on the back, and you have extra fan connectors on your motherboard, go ahead. IT's easy. You can install one on the front to blow in, but make sure the fan speeds and amount of air they move match up front to back.
Originally Posted by bigwilliestyle
You can measure the temp? And you've done it with disconnecting the fan?
Why do you think it's too hot?
Like Dan said, the rear should blow out. If there's another opening on the back, and you have extra fan connectors on your motherboard, go ahead. IT's easy. You can install one on the front to blow in, but make sure the fan speeds and amount of air they move match up front to back.
Why do you think it's too hot?
Like Dan said, the rear should blow out. If there's another opening on the back, and you have extra fan connectors on your motherboard, go ahead. IT's easy. You can install one on the front to blow in, but make sure the fan speeds and amount of air they move match up front to back.
Originally Posted by fsttyms1
i can measure the temp inside the case with the case fan. monitoring teh cpu with and with out it isnt changing. maybe 1-2 deg 117 F with out 115 F with case fan on.
Originally Posted by TLover
What is your room temperature? 117F is kind high.
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Originally Posted by TSX 'R' US
^^ yeah, depends on what type of CPU you're running.
you could also get a better CPU heatsink & fan
you could also get a better CPU heatsink & fan

Are you running a Northwood or Prescott? That temp seems high. I run that at load. WE have the same CPU.
After some research with another friend, we found that exhaust fans are much more important than intake; as long as you have adequate intake access in the front of your case. If you can just use exhaust fans, your case will naturally allow the air to passively move from the front to rear without the use of other fans.
I use this method and I run 30 degrees C idle and 47 degrees C at load with just two SilenX 9dba fans. Keep in mind, I have 2 WD Raptors, 2 EIDE HDs, 2 CD drives, a Cardreader, and other components. Everything is nice and cool.
After some research with another friend, we found that exhaust fans are much more important than intake; as long as you have adequate intake access in the front of your case. If you can just use exhaust fans, your case will naturally allow the air to passively move from the front to rear without the use of other fans.
I use this method and I run 30 degrees C idle and 47 degrees C at load with just two SilenX 9dba fans. Keep in mind, I have 2 WD Raptors, 2 EIDE HDs, 2 CD drives, a Cardreader, and other components. Everything is nice and cool.
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