Recent content by Gibbs(57

That's a fantastic analogy. I hope I will be able to learn and help others as well.

There is a lot to digest here. It seems like the TL DR consensus is yes a PC will get physically hot but that does not mean the component temperatures are high. But GPU's and other high temperature spots should have airflow to pull as much of the hot air away. I'm an not a complete beginner to...

Alright, that is a lot of good information to know. I'll see what happens when I get the Y fan splinter. Thank you.

I just ordered a fan Y splinter to see if it really is just that the case works better with negative airflow. Is there anything else I can try well I wait? Like I know the radiator for the CPU cooler is supposed to get hot but it still concerns me that that who area where its located gets...

There are three fans, two on the radiator and one for rear intake. I would install more but I only have 4 fan headers on my motherboard and one is using the pump. Inside it is relatively uncluttered inside and It should have plenty of airflow too as its a good 6 to 7 inches from any walls. My...

I recently build a new PC with and i7 9700k CPU and a RX 5700 XT GPU. I'm cooling the CPU with an cooler master ml240l in a NZXT h500 case. Everything seems to run fine but I can feel how hot the case gets. I expected some heat but I barely want to touch around the front of the case where the...

To my knowledge it's overclocked. It runs at 4.6ghz from the 3.6Ghz it says it's base speed is at. It came factory that way. Right now the voltage is 1.2V. If I need a new cooler what would be a good choice? I have an NZXT H510 so it needs to fit in that. The cooler looks like its connected...

Hi, I have an I7 9700k being cooled by a coolermaster ml240l. I don't have enough experience to know what temperatures to expect from this level of cpu and was wondering if someone could tell me it its running too hot. I get an idle of 30C to 37C and it ranges from 75C to over 80C in games. From...