Question Midi Tower pc case

[jim.stergx]

I have Coolermaster masterbox lite 5this case is like an oven, i want to change it what do you suggest me for better airflow ?

My specs

Fans CoolerMaster Masterfan Pro 120 Air Pressure RGB 120mm x3 front

CoolerMaster MasterFan MF121L RGB 120mm x1 back

Hdd Western Digital Blue 3.5" 1TB (7200rpm) x1

Ssd Samsung 860 Evo 250GB x1

Gpu Sapphire Radeon RX 580 8GB Nitro+ Special Edition x1

Ram Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 4GB DDR4-2400MHz x2

Cpu AMD Ryzen 5 2400G Box

Cpu cooler Be Quiet Dark Rock 4

Mobo Asrock AB350 Gaming K4

Case CoolerMaster MasterBox Lite 5

Psu Corsair VS Series VS650

Mouse Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Ultra-Fast FPS

Monitor LG 27MP59G-P

 

[tennis2]

Country?
Budget?

 

[jim.stergx]

Country?
Budget?

Greece and my budget is 90 euros not more

I thought about cooler master Nr600

 

[geofelt]

What does oven like temperature mean?
CPU, graphics, or what?
What is your ambient temperature?
What is your temperature for cpu and gpu both at idle and under load?
The NR600 would of course be better for airflow.

 

[SgtScream]

I also suggest the Cooler Master NR600. You aren't going to get better function and fan/rad options as well as air flow for the money. What's great about this case is they make two different kinds. One with an optional 5.25 bay and the front mesh acts as a dust filter allowing for superior air flow.

 

[tennis2]

This is going to sound dumb, but what RPM are your case fans running at when your case is "an oven"?
The MF Pro AP's are 650-1500rpm
The MF121L is 1200rpm
Do temps improve if you pop off the front panel to give the front fans full air exposure?

 

[jim.stergx]

What does oven like temperature mean?
CPU, graphics, or what?
What is your ambient temperature?
What is your temperature for cpu and gpu both at idle and under load?
The NR600 would of course be better for airflow.

Max idle temps are 45-50 (CPU-GPU) with 33C room temp
max load temps are 70-72 (CPU-GPU) with 33C room temp

Max idle temps are 28-35 (CPU-GPU) with 27C room temp
max load temps are 57-63 (CPU-GPU) with 27C room temp

i want to have 65C as max temps

 

[jim.stergx]

This is going to sound dumb, but what RPM are your case fans running at when your case is "an oven"?
The MF Pro AP's are 650-1500rpm
The MF121L is 1200rpm
Do temps improve if you pop off the front panel to give the front fans full air exposure?

Max idle temps are 45-50 (CPU-GPU) with 33C room temp
max load temps are 70-72 (CPU-GPU) with 33C room temp

Max idle temps are 28-35 (CPU-GPU) with 27C room temp
max load temps are 57-63 (CPU-GPU) with 27C room temp

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[tennis2]

^ I don't think you answered any of my questions. Mistaken copy paste from previous response?

 

[jim.stergx]

^ I don't think you answered any of my questions. Mistaken copy paste from previous response?

Sry you have right I open holes to front panel for better airflow performance and I configure fans speed from motherboard almost to max rpm speed

 

[tennis2]

You've got a good amount of fans. And if the front panel is off, I'm just not sure that a new case is going to fix anything.

What is a "CPU-GPU" temp? Those are two different components with different temps.

Are you interested in undervolting your RX580 (keeping same frequency)? That would save roughly 30W of power (heat). I can guide you through that process if you want to.

 

[jim.stergx]

You've got a good amount of fans. And if the front panel is off, I'm just not sure that a new case is going to fix anything.

What is a "CPU-GPU" temp? Those are two different components with different temps.

Are you interested in undervolting your RX580 (keeping same frequency)? That would save roughly 30W of power (heat). I can guide you through that process if you want to.

Max Cpu Temps are 60-63
Max Gpu Temps are 58-61

I thought to open 2 120mm holes at top

 

[tennis2]

TBH 63C is a very respectable CPU temp, and 61C is downright chilly for a GPU. IIRC my GPU fans don't even turn on until it hits 60C.

 

[geofelt]

Your temperatures are normal, considering your ambient temperatures.