HELP!!!! Motherboard heats upto 62-65 degree

[Praviin Samuel]

After i play a game and quit
these temps i get and cabinet heats up

M5A99X pro r 2.0 Motherboard - 62-65 degree

FX 8350 not overclocked Cpu - 60 degree

Asus r9 390x Strix 8GB OC GPU - 80 degree

Hardisk 500gb and 1TB - 55 degree and above

Cooler Master Seidon 120M Cooling
Using Corsair CX 750w
G-skill 1866Mhz RAM

everything is producing heat than normal any suggestions?
is it because of poor power? or anything?

 

[SkyNetRising]

You could install additional fans to increase cooling.
What is model name of your case?

 

[Rabmac]

While all the temperatures are on the high side, they are not yet critical.

Not sure if this applies to you but you could try cleaning all your fans, vents, components and heatsink so they are free from dust and work efficiently.

 

[Praviin Samuel]

While all the temperatures are on the high side, they are not yet critical.

Not sure if this applies to you but you could try cleaning all your fans, vents, components and heatsink so they are free from dust and work efficiently.

okay thanks!

 

[Praviin Samuel]

You could install additional fans to increase cooling.
What is model name of your case?

Circle cc-830

 

[SkyNetRising]

Hmm - that case has plenty of fans - 2 in the front, 1 in the back. Only top side has space for additional fans.
Btw - what is the room temperature there.

 

[Praviin Samuel]

Hmm - that case has plenty of fans - 2 in the front, 1 in the back. Only top side has space for additional fans.
Btw - what is the room temperature there.

25-30 max room temps

 

[Wisecracker]

Do you have a custom fan profile for your 390X ? That might help cool it down a bit.

 

[Praviin Samuel]

Do you have a custom fan profile for your 390X ? That might help cool it down a bit.

i normally keep it at 50% all 3 runs

 

[Wisecracker]

Do you see a major drop in temps if you remove your side panel?

You could bump-up the 390X fan speeds a bit, or snag an 80mm fan and point it directly at your CPU socket/PWM <---- that's likely a good idea, anyway, since you are using the 120M

 

[Praviin Samuel]

Do you see a major drop in temps if you remove your side panel?

You could bump-up the 390X fan speeds a bit, or snag an 80mm fan and point it directly at your CPU socket/PWM <---- that's likely a good idea, anyway, since you are using the 120M

okay will raiding my 390x speed help ?
and pointing directkly near my cpu socket? how?
my side panel is glass no fans can be installed

 

[Rabmac]

If your temperatures were fine before and tis rise in temperature is recent, then the issue is likely caused by one of these:

1. Your fans, heatsink, components or vents are covered in dust.
2. One of your fans is not working properly.

As I suggested earlier, it is a good idea to give everything a good dust. I usually use compressed air or a device that releases air like a pump for the hard to reach or delicate parts of my PC. On the parts that don't contain electronics, I usually use a vaccuum or damp cloth to remove the dust.