Is this normal ?

[Video Games]

http://www.picisto.com/photos/picisto-20150709122359-165036.jpg

sometimes my cpu temp goes in the range of 85c and my gpu 72c also cpu load total 70% and the gpu is too hot! so dose the psu is this normal ?

btw my spec is :
intel core i3 2120
gpu msi gtx 970
psu corsair cx 750w 80 plus
ram 4gb
motherboard GA-H61M-S1.

 

[StarChief]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

 

[Kiril1512]

For an I3 in that game is normal. The temp are dangerous but it's "normal" for what you are doing. GPU temps are ok since it provably 99% load.
What is your cpu cooler? Because only temps until 74º are safe...

You can read more about cpu tems here on Tom'sHardware:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1800828/intel-temperature-guide.html

 

[Video Games]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

Would removing the side panel of my PC help with airflow/cooling?

 

[arlemedra]

Sustained operation at 85C will reduce the longevity of your processor. You may want to upgrade your processor sometime in the near future, as that i3 is most likely massively bottlnecking your gtx 970, but that means that the graphics temps are a little surprising to me, though it isn't anything to cause concern because graphics cards are built to sustain more heat than the processor. I agree with Starchief in that you would do well to reseat your cpu and reapply thermal paste, as well as checking to make sure you have adequate airflow in your case.

Your high temps would also likely result in your processor throttling back, further reducing your system performance.

 

[StarChief]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

Would removing the side panel of my PC help with airflow/cooling?

Probably, but you should really try to achieve good air FLOW with fans throughout the case. I have a feeling the problem is with the CPU cooler and thermal paste, add all the air you want, going down from 85c is going to take more that that.

 

[Kiril1512]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

74º is normal for 970 so 72º is good.

 

[arlemedra]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

Would removing the side panel of my PC help with airflow/cooling?

Here's a thread with an answer for you: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/288322-28-open-case-flow.

If you don't feel like reading then it depends on your case. If your case has good airflow then it will make it worse, if not then it will help.

On a side note, when have you last cleaned your computer? Dust buildup can cause temps to rise and may pose a fire hazard, but only a difference of a few degrees.

 

[StarChief]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

74º is normal for 970 so 72º is good.

I consider normal to be average. Average temp for a 970 playing games is high 60s. Mine never exceeds 70 and I have super crappy air, I have like on fan in the case. Of coarse a gpu can take much higher temps, but I wouldn't call 74c "good" temp for a maxwell GPU.

 

[Video Games]

The cpu is too hot, make sure the cooler is seated properly and has adequate thermal paste. Also good airflow in the case doesn't hurt. 72 on GPU is nothing major, but is a little warm for a 970.

Would removing the side panel of my PC help with airflow/cooling?

Probably, but you should really try to achieve good air FLOW with fans throughout the case. I have a feeling the problem is with the CPU cooler and thermal paste, add all the air you want, going down from 85c is going to take more that that.

ok I will clean the dust first than reapply the thermal paste and keep the case open and think I will get a better cpu cooler any susggest ? Thanks all for the advice.

 

[StarChief]

Anything is better than stock really. Liquid cooling is nice, but whatever fits your budget really.