New desk setup and my temps rise

[TheKingRichey574]

below is my setup and for some reason my temps are crazy high on idel. Im running the Corsair i80 and i have 1 cool master 220mm fan in front on pull config. And 3 Noctura 80mm fans 2 the one on side panel is pull config back is in pull config and top is push config. So i have 3 fans pushing air in and one pulling out and for some reason im still getting high temps please someone help me out im getting frustrated




http://postimg.org/image/bwk95ikv5/

 

[Forgotten031511]

All those temps are normal for your build...AMD runs hot compared to Intel.

You're well within the norms for your system.

 

[TheKingRichey574]

All those temps are normal for your build...AMD runs hot compared to Intel.

You're well within the norms for your system.

Im not to concerned for the cpu really im used to it being idle at about 23c but it is getting warm in my office do to weather my biggest concern is my graphics cards what could i do for them..

 

[Forgotten031511]

Again, ALL THOSE TEMPS ARE NORMAL for your system...nothing to worry about

 

[cbag]

If you're that worried you can install a top case fan blowing hot air up and out of the case, unless the i80 is already doing that.

 

[Wisecracker]

Those temps are not normal, and are likely not accurate.

Use AMD OverDrive to correctly monitor the **Thermal Margin** of your CPU

 

[Starcruiser]

Those temps are not normal, and are likely not accurate.

Use AMD OverDrive to correctly monitor the **Thermal Margin** of your CPU

Some clarification here:
The thermal margin it will report will not be the temperature it is running at, but rather the difference between the max and current temperature. Many people panic when they see the unfamiliar temperature display.
Also, if the temperatures you are reporting are at idle, then you may have a problem. If it is under medium load, such as playing a light duty game or playing a movie, then you're fine.
Judging from the picture, you are under medium load. If you are not running anything, then find out what is using your system resources.

 

[scout_03]

you have the front and side that pull air in then top and back that push it out list thos fan specs if you could you may need to get something else since if this is idle speed tem p you start high .

 

[Starcruiser]

you have the front and side that pull air in then top and back that push it out list thos fan specs if you could you may need to get something else since if this is idle speed tem p you start high .

The pictures show everything is in medium load. Look closer at the green bars next to the individual items.

 

[Wisecracker]

What is likely "smoking" in his system are those twin GTX 760s --- at load it would not be uncommon for them to blow past 80C

As long as his **Thermal Margin** is in 'The Blue' he is fine --- I suspect with his cooling and motherboard he is at least 20C below 'Red' and has adequate headroom for a nice OC.

He may need, however, to replace the 'side draft' air from the stock HSF by pointing a fan directly at his PWM / CPU socket since he is using water. He'll blow past 4.5GHz if he does so . . .

 

[TheKingRichey574]

you have the front and side that pull air in then top and back that push it out list thos fan specs if you could you may need to get something else since if this is idle speed tem p you start high .

The pictures show everything is in medium load. Look closer at the green bars next to the individual items.

http://postimg.org/image/aq68c90f5/

at idle load

 

[Starcruiser]

In light of this updated information, I would say:
1. Figure out what is running on startup and kill it with fire. Even the ones marked "low" startup impact add up quick.
2. Increase the airflow to your graphics cards. The reason the one is so high (and probably heating up the rest of the system) is poor airflow, that's probably your top card. See if opening up the case and blowing a separate fan on it helps. If so, it's certainly your airflow.

 

[TheKingRichey574]

In light of this updated information, I would say:
1. Figure out what is running on startup and kill it with fire. Even the ones marked "low" startup impact add up quick.
2. Increase the airflow to your graphics cards. The reason the one is so high (and probably heating up the rest of the system) is poor airflow, that's probably your top card. See if opening up the case and blowing a separate fan on it helps. If so, it's certainly your airflow.

running 3 40inch monitors on SLI would play effect on that would it.

 

[Starcruiser]

running 3 40inch monitors on SLI would play effect on that would it.

Yes, that could very well have a lot to do with it as well. That will put a fair load on the GPUs even at idle to power a 5760x1080 (1080p x 3) effective display resolution.

 

[Wisecracker]

You need to use AMD OverDrive for your CPU temps (Thermal Margin) . . .

 

[scout_03]

you need to get gpu 1 cooler it does not receive enough fresh air post the name and model of your case maybe we could get a better air flow .