[SOLVED] My PC overheats?

[MarcThomas]

When I play games(almost every game I play, as most of them are the newer AAA titles that are very hefty loads) my pc overheats and will shut down on me.

GPU - Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 590
PSU - EVGA 600BR
CPU - intel i7-9700k
motherboard - msi MPG Z390 GAMING PLUS
corsair hydro series h60 liquid cooling as well as the standard two 120mm fans in my case

any ideas why? do i need a newer/stronger PSU? anything helps!

I did recently buy a new case as well, the corsair ICUE 465x ATX smart-case which comes with three 120mm fans as well as space to add more fans or radiators.

 

[rgd1101]

and what the temp?
and upgrade from the entry level psu not a bad idea either

 

[Karadjgne]

A new psu will not help temps. A better psu is always a good idea when starting out with a low end unit.

2 fans isn't helping much in the way of airflow, but that's an easy fix.

Most of your issue is more than likely due to the cpu cooler. The I7-9700k can hit well over 150w stock and a 5.0GHz OC can hit 200w. You have a 140w cooler. Seriously inadequate for the job when it comes to high level, cpu intensive AAA gaming.

Should be looking at coolers in the 200w (ish) or better range.

 

[geofelt]

That is a very nice looking case.
What is your cpu temperature at idle?
It should be 10-15c. over ambient if the H60 is mounted well.

Really though, a 9700K needs a better cooler if you are to get top performance out of it.
I am not a fan of small aio coolers like the H60.
My preference would be a good air cooler like the noctua NH-D15. It now comes in black.
https://www.newegg.com/noctua-nh-d15-chromax-black/p/13C-0005-001H5
To do any better, you would need a 360 size aio cooler which will be expensive and have it's own mounting issues.
Adding a 120mm rear exhaust fan will help direct the airflow past the cooler and motherboard.
No more is needed.