i5 3330 temperature problem

[Guest]

today i try to play Battlefield 4 on my pc but when i look at the left top coner and saw the temperature wtf! my processor was at 62C the temperature here where i live is at 32C when the day is not this hot the cpu runs at 52~55C while playing but today wow i couldn't stay playing the game for long cause the temperature keeps increasing more and more while i play how can i solve this problem the summer is coming and the temperature will probably reach the 40C here so i need help with this cpu temperature problem
my rig
aerocool strike-x one
two coolers 120x120 one in the front and one in the back
PSU XFX 550W PRO CORE EDITION 80PLUS Bronze
MOBO Gigabyte H61m-S1 R2.1
8GB RAM
CPU I5 3330 Cooler Box(maybe this cooler can solve the problem? http://www.hardstore.com.br/index.php?view=detalhes.produto&c_produto=10919&cat=10 or this one http://www.hardstore.com.br/index.php?view=detalhes.produto&c_produto=9846&cat=1)
GPU Gigabyte GTX 770

all the help is welcome

 

[Darkbreeze]

To start with you don't have enough case fans installed to keep the necessary supply of cool air to the CPU and GPU coolers. You need, at minimum, two front 120mm fans, two top 120mm fans and a rear 120mm fan.

Front fans as intake, rear and top fans as exhaust. If you want to install fans in the side panel locations, that won't hurt either. The addition of the two top fans and an another front fan may decrease you load temperatures by as much as 10-15°C.

Without plenty of high volume air flow through the case, to bring in cool air AND to expel hot air, the CPU and GPU coolers are just pushing warm air through their respective heat sinks.

If you are not overclocking, the stock fan and heat sink should be sufficient for your CPU but adding a GOOD aftermarket cooler won't hurt. I'd definitely add the case fans first, and see what happens to your temps, then think about adding an aftermarket CPU cooler. Adding a better CPU cooler won't do much if you're still pushing hot air through it.