Recent content by xevo7x

Of course I will keep the top and the back for exhaust. When looking at my case, the only area that I could see where a front fan would go is near the bottom, and would only blow onto the PSU and a few wires, would it still keep my pc cooler even though it's not directly blowing on my GPU & CPU?

Could the 2 side fans be used as intake? Could I also unscrew my current exhaust fans then flip them so they would be intake?

Usually while playing GTA V my CPU would average at around 80C, now averages around 77C which is a bit better considering the small change.

Would taking the side panel off help my situation while I wait to buy a new fan? Also is there any fans to recommend good for the price?

3 fans, one blowing out the back, one blowing out the top, and one blowing out the left side.

NZXT GAMMA Classic Series GAMA-001BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case, seems to have very bad airflow since my temps are horrible.

I will give that a try even though it seems to be more of a CPU problem and not a GPU problem.

Well this is more than irritating, Geek squad said this PSU was going to be great for my PC. I would like to be certain that my PSU is to blame before I spend more money on PC parts. I will also provide the information that my GPU can be at temperatures up to 80C when playing games like Metro...

My PSU is a Thermaltake smart M850W, brand new I just got it a few months ago, all parts are plugged in correctly. I will fiddle around with my BIOS to see if such a setting exists but I have looked into my bios enough to think a setting like that would not be there.

After playing graphically demanding games for extended play sessions, I will experience very minor artifacting then immediately my computer will reboot with no blue screen. I attempted to test why and I noticed it only happens when my CPU reaches around 75-80C and my GPU reaching roughly 65-70C...