NVIDIA: BSOD solution requires extra cooling (?)

[osage2011]

Nvidia guessed my crashes were due to overheating. Ran a temperature application, and the liquid-cooled CPU (O.C.), ASROCK Z97 mob, GTX 960 and 1060 6gb were running too hot.

Removed panel. No more crashes.

What would be a good external fan to use?

Case: 18.5″ x 8.25″ x 17.0″ (H x W x D)
Power supply: 600 watt

Thanks so much!!
Doug

 

[scout_03]

what are the fans you have in the case and how the air flow is set in .

 

[osage2011]

what are the fans you have in the case and how the air flow is set in .

Fan located on back of the case and above the m.b. Cards are below the motherboard.

* Case: Chassis CM HAF 912 Mid-Tower ATX
http://us.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/mid-tower/haf-912.html
* Cooling Corsair Hydro Series H60 Liquid Cooling
*Processor Intel 4th Gen Core i5 4690K (4.3GHz Overclock) Quad core CPU

 

[scout_03]

from what i could read you have a back fan and top one but nothing in front to get air in to create a flow .

 

[osage2011]

from what i could read you have a back fan and top one but nothing in front to get air in to create a flow .

Correct. Only a meshed front/top-to-bottom.

 

[scout_03]

you need to have fan in the front and back you could also had a top one since front could have 2 fans your hot air stay in the case for now .

 

[osage2011]

from what i could read you have a back fan and top one but nothing in front to get air in to create a flow .

Thanks for this!!! Doug