best cpu cooler for my fx 8320

[anirban130]

dear guys,

my fx 8320 gets upto 80 deg in nearly 10mins of playing NFS Rivals, amd abve that it shutsoff the whole computer.

i have cooler master K380 cabinet with one 120mm cabinet cooling fan.

WHat i need to do to play for longer hours? pls help

 

[anirban130]

thank you every each of u for ur valuable comments and suggestion... CM hyper 212 evo, model no. 212e-20pk-r2 did the job for awesomely.... now on overclocking to 4gz my and lonh playing of high end games my temp goes to 44 deg max.
Stock cooler AMD is really awfula nd pathetic.. lot of vibrating sound and inefficient cooling...

CM cooler and arctic silver 5 thermal paste and arctic silver cleaning kit did a marvellous job...

THankyou all

 

[tsuneo6]

I have 3 case fans, one intake and two exhaust, and there are loads of holes where cool air can come in.
I have 22c idle, and 65 100% load ( at gaming its lower, around 50-55 max)
First I would add several fans to the case and see if they make a difference, they should
what case do you have?

I sugest you change to 2 intake and 1 exhaust to get some positive pressure in your case, you'll gather less dust like that and it will also cool better. what you're doing now is pulling more air out of your case on a higher speed then the air can enter.. but if you have more intake then exhaust you get more pressure in the case and components will cool better
(I was checking around in this post because I'm looking for an fx 8320 cooler and stumbled upon your reply)

 

[anirban130]

I have 3 case fans, one intake and two exhaust, and there are loads of holes where cool air can come in.
I have 22c idle, and 65 100% load ( at gaming its lower, around 50-55 max)
First I would add several fans to the case and see if they make a difference, they should
what case do you have?

I sugest you change to 2 intake and 1 exhaust to get some positive pressure in your case, you'll gather less dust like that and it will also cool better. what you're doing now is pulling more air out of your case on a higher speed then the air can enter.. but if you have more intake then exhaust you get more pressure in the case and components will cool better
(I was checking around in this post because I'm looking for an fx 8320 cooler and stumbled upon your reply)

Thanks Man,

I have done exactly the same as you said.