Hey all,
I was playing Outer Worlds recently and checked my CPU (Ryzen 9 5900x) temps - I was hovering at about 81c.
The CPU is being cooled by an EVGA CLC 280 with Arctic P14 PWM PST replacement fans. It’s in a Lian Li O11 dynamic case with an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Gaming Ultra (stock cooler) and a Super Flower Leadex III 850. I have intake fans on the side and bottom with the AIO in push config on top.
Do you think I would see a drop in temps if I installed a hybrid AIO kit on the 3080 with the fans in exhaust config on the side? I was thinking probably the reason I was getting high CPU temps was that the 3080 was just flooding the case with 80c air, in a case which isn’t great for air cooling. Ambient temps are about 26-28 in the room, and AIO fans/pump are all maxed.
Final note, I know that 80 is perfectly safe for 5900x’s, but I’m looking to keep it slightly cooler if possible.
Thanks!
I was playing Outer Worlds recently and checked my CPU (Ryzen 9 5900x) temps - I was hovering at about 81c.
The CPU is being cooled by an EVGA CLC 280 with Arctic P14 PWM PST replacement fans. It’s in a Lian Li O11 dynamic case with an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Gaming Ultra (stock cooler) and a Super Flower Leadex III 850. I have intake fans on the side and bottom with the AIO in push config on top.
Do you think I would see a drop in temps if I installed a hybrid AIO kit on the 3080 with the fans in exhaust config on the side? I was thinking probably the reason I was getting high CPU temps was that the 3080 was just flooding the case with 80c air, in a case which isn’t great for air cooling. Ambient temps are about 26-28 in the room, and AIO fans/pump are all maxed.
Final note, I know that 80 is perfectly safe for 5900x’s, but I’m looking to keep it slightly cooler if possible.
Thanks!