My new gaming PC

V13dweller · 09-10-13, 08:49 PM

If you want it to run really cool, you should use water cooling, my rig is water cooled and it runs at about 19 degree constantly (room temperature)

But my CPU is only at 3.4 ghz so that could be a help.

My CPU easily runs at 4 ghz but I don't have the need for such power, just wastes energy and makes heat.

I would also recommend putting filters on your air intakes, because Heatsink fans can get bogged up with dirt and grime quite fast and it saves time on pulling it apart and cleaning it out, and adding extra fans to the sides of your case, as well as the top if need be.

09-10-13, 08:49 PM	#1
V13dweller Grey Wolf Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 768 Downloads: 101 Uploads: 2	If you want it to run really cool, you should use water cooling, my rig is water cooled and it runs at about 19 degree constantly (room temperature) But my CPU is only at 3.4 ghz so that could be a help. My CPU easily runs at 4 ghz but I don't have the need for such power, just wastes energy and makes heat. I would also recommend putting filters on your air intakes, because Heatsink fans can get bogged up with dirt and grime quite fast and it saves time on pulling it apart and cleaning it out, and adding extra fans to the sides of your case, as well as the top if need be.