Cooling a Phanteks p400

[boiisxu]

Hi everyone.
I've got a phanteks p400 tempered glass and I'm having some cooling issues with it.
My graphic card which is a Palit gtx 1060 6gb dual, can be at 75ºC when playing The Witcher 3 with the fan curve you can see in the photo.

Besides, I've got two fans in my case, these are the two that come with the case, one in the front on the case and the other in the back.

What should do I do to get better temperatures?

Thanks you.

 

[boiisxu]

No one? please?

 

[cold_fuzz]

75ºC is not a worrying temp for your card under load.

If you want lower temps you can make a more aggressive fan curve or add more case fans.

But seriously you have nothing to worry about.

 

[boiisxu]

75ºC is not a worrying temp for your card under load.

If you want lower temps you can make a more aggressive fan curve or add more case fans.

But seriously you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks for your answer.

I would add more fans to my case, what would you recommend me to buy?

Furthermore, I've got one more little problem. When I am sometimes playing I listen to an strange noise that my case makes, do you know what I mean?

Thanks for all.

 

[cold_fuzz]

75ºC is not a worrying temp for your card under load.

If you want lower temps you can make a more aggressive fan curve or add more case fans.

But seriously you have nothing to worry about.

Thanks for your answer.

I would add more fans to my case, what would you recommend me to buy?

Furthermore, I've got one more little problem. When I am sometimes playing I listen to an strange noise that my case makes, do you know what I mean?

Thanks for all.

No problem.

Bequiet / Corsair / Coolermaster are good brands for fans. Choose some you like the look of with decent reviews.

More importantly you want to make sure you have a good airflow (usually intake front, bottom and exhaust back, top) preferably positive pressure so more intake than exhaust.

I would assume the noise is one of your fans (my stock cpu cooler makes a terrible noise when it ramps up) you might wanna find a replacement one. Test it first though, could be something else, maybe your HDD or GPU.