Hey guys
I'm having real trouble running games like World of Warcraft, The Witcher 3 and other heavy games because my GPU seems to overheat.
My specifications are:
Case: NZXT s340
Motherboard: ASrock AMD 990fx Extreme 9
CPU: AMD(FX) - 9590 Eight-Core 4.7 GHz
CPU cooling: Corsair h100i watercooling extreme
GPU: AMD R9 290x 8GB
RAM: Cosair Vengeance 16gb(8gbx2) DDR3
SSD: Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256 GB
HDD: Standard Toshiba 1TB
Everything in my PC keeps a good temperature except my GPU. I may know the problem, but I still want your help to troubleshoot the issue!
My guess is that the airflow is correct, but rides at different speeds, which creates a "hot pocket" inside the case.
Using speed fan I boosted all fans to 100% and got the following results:
NZXT s340 standard case fan(back exhaust)=1200 RPM
NZXT s340 standard case fan(back exhaust)=1100 RPM
Corsair H100i watercoolingx2 (front intake) = 2600 RPM
AMD R9 290x 8GB = 3100 RPM
I've tried going full on, which ofcause makes a lot of noise and it didn't help. Then I tried to calibrate all the fans to match the slow standard NZXT s340 standard fans, which also made it overheat. Shall I buy some new exhaust fans instead of the build in standard fans or is there anything I can do?
Help!
Best regards
Sebastian
I'm having real trouble running games like World of Warcraft, The Witcher 3 and other heavy games because my GPU seems to overheat.
My specifications are:
Case: NZXT s340
Motherboard: ASrock AMD 990fx Extreme 9
CPU: AMD(FX) - 9590 Eight-Core 4.7 GHz
CPU cooling: Corsair h100i watercooling extreme
GPU: AMD R9 290x 8GB
RAM: Cosair Vengeance 16gb(8gbx2) DDR3
SSD: Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256 GB
HDD: Standard Toshiba 1TB
Everything in my PC keeps a good temperature except my GPU. I may know the problem, but I still want your help to troubleshoot the issue!
My guess is that the airflow is correct, but rides at different speeds, which creates a "hot pocket" inside the case.
Using speed fan I boosted all fans to 100% and got the following results:
NZXT s340 standard case fan(back exhaust)=1200 RPM
NZXT s340 standard case fan(back exhaust)=1100 RPM
Corsair H100i watercoolingx2 (front intake) = 2600 RPM
AMD R9 290x 8GB = 3100 RPM
I've tried going full on, which ofcause makes a lot of noise and it didn't help. Then I tried to calibrate all the fans to match the slow standard NZXT s340 standard fans, which also made it overheat. Shall I buy some new exhaust fans instead of the build in standard fans or is there anything I can do?
Help!
Best regards
Sebastian