[SOLVED] Overheat PC

[kayameclan]

my pc spec is :
ryzen 5 3600
rtx 2070 super
gigabyte aorus elite b450
gskill trident z 8x2 3200 mhz
aorus b450 elite
PSU 600w silverstone 80+ bronze

when im benchmarking my cpu temp is around 86-90 Celcius and when i open the side panel its reduce to 84/85Celcius and when idle is around 59 - 64 Celcius

im using stock cooler,should i change my cooler?

And if so what do you recomend for the cooler?

in my mind its either Cryorig m9a or cooler master hyper 212

 

[erse8]

Yes its most definetly your cooler, also if your case is not really letting much air in you should definetly upgrade.

 

[kayameclan]

Yes its most definetly your cooler, also if your case is not really letting much air in you should definetly upgrade.

im planning to change either Cryorig m9a or cooler master hyper 212 which one you think should i take?

 

[Phaaze88]

What is the chassis?
I'd suspect poor airflow instead. The Wraith stock coolers are really good for stock operation.
Any cooler will be subpar if chassis airflow is poor.

 

[kayameclan]

What is the chassis?
I'd suspect poor airflow instead. The Wraith stock coolers are really good for stock operation.
Any cooler will be subpar if chassis airflow is poor.

i play in room with AC and i opened the side panel but still getting this temp.

im planning to change either Cryorig m9a or cooler master hyper 212, are these coolers better than the stock wraith?

Can you give me recommendation for good pc case under 100 $

 

[Phaaze88]

I would still like to know what the chassis is.
With Ryzen 3000, even though the temps didn't change much, there should've been a difference in average boost frequency.
These cpus are temperature sensitive; the better the thermal headroom, the higher it will try to boost.
The cpu was likely running at a higher frequency with the panels off, than it was with the panels on, and that's why temps didn't change much.

 

[kayameclan]

I would still like to know what the chassis is.
With Ryzen 3000, even though the temps didn't change much, there should've been a difference in average boost frequency.
These cpus are temperature sensitive; the better the thermal headroom, the higher it will try to boost.
The cpu was likely running at a higher frequency with the panels off, than it was with the panels on, and that's why temps didn't change much.

im using gamemax g535cr

 

[Phaaze88]

gamemax g535cr

This? http://www.gamemaxpc.com/product/showproduct.php?lang=en&id=207
This is the front intake:

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Angled top view of the case:

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The problem actually is chassis airflow, and not the stock cooler. The front intake is choked, and there's only 1 real exhaust in the rear - 2 actually, but the psu is standalone.
You'd be better served with a new chassis.

 

[kayameclan]

This? http://www.gamemaxpc.com/product/showproduct.php?lang=en&id=207
This is the front intake:

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Angled top view of the case:

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The problem actually is chassis airflow, and not the stock cooler. The front intake is choked, and there's only 1 real exhaust in the rear - 2 actually, but the psu is standalone.
You'd be better served with a new chassis.

Phanteks P400 A
http://www.phanteks.com/Eclipse-P400A.html

if i change my pc case to this is it good?

 

[Phaaze88]

That one's much better.

 

[kayameclan]

That one's much better.

one more thing.Phanteks P400 A has 2 fans slot at top,do i use it for intake or exhaust ?

BTW thank you so much

 

[Phaaze88]

2x 120mm or 1x 140mm exhaust.

I'd try both intake and exhaust and see what works best.
The chassis comes with a filter for the top panel - use it for intake and see what happens. Remove it for exhaust fans.

 

[kayameclan]

ok ill try which one the best.

i think im going with 2x120mm,PCCooler corona 120mm.

Thank You!!