PC case getting really Hot!

[jamessandlin]

Hello! i am having an issue with my case getting hot, one night while gaming, my pc crashed and i touched the side panel and it was burning up, took it off let the hot air escape, but the Reservoir ( mine is metal ) was scorching hot! it has not crashed since, but my cpu temps idle at like 35 and get up into the 40's while gaming, gpu pretty much stays at 40 all the time ( Radeon R9 270x ), never had this issue with it overheating using my old case, i have 2 front intake fans, top is exhaust and back is exhaust, i am using the Cooler Master ML120L RGB ( light changed to red by itself in the rgb settings for some reason ), needing some answers! maybe the cooler is faulty?

 

[InvalidError]

Unless you are blowing hot radiator air inside the case or have multiple case fan failures, the case shouldn't be getting particularly hot... even only a single good exhaust or intake fan in the right place should be enough to prevent the case from getting warm to the touch.

 

[zyh1987]

maybe there is some clog in your cooling loop, and components can't get cooled properly.
try gaming with msi afterburner with CPU temp showing. if CPU temp gets high, see if the pump is working or not, also see check if the radiator is working by feeling the in/out hose.

 

[jamessandlin]

Unless you are blowing hot radiator air inside the case or have multiple case fan failures, the case shouldn't be getting particularly hot... even only a single good exhaust or intake fan in the right place should be enough to prevent the case from getting warm to the touch.

All fans are moving fine, as mentioned there are 2 140mm fans for intake, 1 120mm on top of outtake, then the both of the fans on the cpu cooler are outtake, i am using razer nzxt s340

 

[jamessandlin]

So, i installed cooler as shown in the images on the manual, should the fan in the front be instake, and the back fan outtake? or should they both be outtake?

 

[Karadjgne]

Fans in front should be intake.
Fans on top or rear should be exhaust.

That works for cases and cpu coolers.
In order to get air flow air must go in one end and out the other.

 

[jamessandlin]

Fans in front should be intake.
Fans on top or rear should be exhaust.

That works for cases and cpu coolers.
In order to get air flow air must go in one end and out the other.

I installed the cooler as according to the manual, the fan facing in the case is out take and the back fan is outtake, i did install how they told me, but shouldn't the fan facing inside be out take and the back outtake ?

 

[jamessandlin]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from jamessandlin : "Inside of Case Overheating"

Hello! i will try to explain as much as possible.

Specs
AMD FX-8320
ASUS ROG STRIX 1060 6GB
500GB SSD
1TB HDD
NZXT HUE
Asus M5a7 r2.0
16GB DDR3 PXG Ram
Razer NZXT S340
Liquid Master M120L RGB Cooler ( also tried with an old 120 cooler )

Case Fans
Intake = x2 Jonsbo Solar Eclipse 120mm Case Cooling Fans
Outtake Top = Default Case Fan
Outtake Back = 120mm fan+Liquid Cooler fan = both outtake

Problem
Everyone is telling me my temps are fine, going from 45-55 CPU with 37-42 Load with the GPU at 61c and 65-70% load, Clock speed is all the way up just about on the GPU

But when idling the Inside of the case is Cool but while gaming it is blazing hot and the Reservoir on the CPU cooler gets super hot also, and one night my entire pc crashed and so i took off the side panel and the super hot air just came flowing out and the cooler was burning hot.

any help would be greatly appreciated, i have contacted cooler master about it and they told me to send it back, but it is happening with my spare water cooler now also.

https://imgur.com/a/xgZ7W

This is when gaming on rust with high settings.