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So yeah, recently ive got new PC, heres specs;

Intel core i7-2600 3.4ghz, 3401 Mhz, 4 core.

I gonna use this pc for botting soon, but today i installed BF:BC2(battlefield bad company 2) and went on max graphics, cpu went to 70-80C and fans were freaking out all the time, usually theyre really silent. So theres my question, is there any possibility to cool my pc more? Should i use bios for it or buy better/more fans? Thanks.
 
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Well, instead of spending $70 on air cooling, you can get a Corsair H60 for about that price. It's a watercooling block only for your CPU but it definitely does the job.
 
kill dank said:
Well, instead of spending $70 on air cooling, you can get a Corsair H60 for about that price. It's a watercooling block only for your CPU but it definitely does the job.
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I bet ive got to pay like same price for installing it? Cause i got no shit at pcs :/
 
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Unless you've overclocked that CPU, it really shouldn't be getting that hot... My opinion is probably your airflow through the case... What sort of case do you have?

Or if the person who built your computer (assuming this is a custom build of some variety) did not mount the CPU's heatsink properly/loosely it could be that it's not dispersing the heat properly.

And it might cost that much, varying on how much they get (up front or per hour), if they are buying the parts (mark-up on this) or if you are, and if you go to some local guy that thinks he owns the market... Although usually it's ~$10-20 (USD) from what I know... :confused:

I mean... You COULD turn down the FSB speeds (unless they're at minimum)/voltage on it, but this would severely hinder it's performance... Something you really don't want to do.

My bets are still on airflow in the case. :p
 
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Hmm, I'm sure you have well ventilated case and your fans are installed the right way round. Water-cooling can be expensive if not tricky to install if you don't know what your doing. Make sure your case and fans are 100% right before considering other cooling options.
 
Look up the Coolermaste Hyper 212+
$30 and is a beast of a cooler for the price.
Look up youtube guides on how to install.
 
Hm my case is simple with few places for air flow ( not the best if you ask me ), case looks like this one : Click for link <--- My pc wasn't custom built, i bought it from store which my friend owns ( way cheaper ).
 
theyre shitty lol. like old style cases with no airflow at all (few bubbles that let air go threw nothing else)
 
Well, you could just buy a new case?
Decent one like the antec 300 is like $60 USD.
 
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I have a sexy ass PC Gaming case which looks awesome and ensures none of my parts go above 50 degrees no matter what I'm doing it on it. Search: 'Coolermaster: Scout Storm.
 
Clean all the dust out of your PC, then get an air condition in your house lol.
seems to work for me.
 
Laptop65 said:
I have a sexy ass PC Gaming case which looks awesome and ensures none of my parts go above 50 degrees no matter what I'm doing it on it. Search: 'Coolermaster: Scout Storm.
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It doesn;t ensure that.
A good case will keep your temps down, but you can't ensure a cpu will be at 45c full load OC'd to 5ghz.
 
I have the same or similar processor to you

i7 Sandy bridge 2600 3.4ghz , Overclocked to 4.2 currently.

I hace a CM sotrm case with 3 fans , it does the job perfect and the GFX card fan also helps in cooling the CPU.

Key: More fans Lol
 
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I have the same or similar processor to you

i7 Sandy bridge 2600 3.4ghz , Overclocked to 4.2 currently.

I hace a CM sotrm case with 3 fans , it does the job perfect and the GFX card fan also helps in cooling the CPU.

Key: More fans Lol
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yeah thats same as mine lol. maybe you got some link for that case? also, 3 fans what you mean? 3 case fans? or some cpu fans. also if those are case fans, then your cpu has stock fan? explain :)
 
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Nympho said:
I have the same or similar processor to you

i7 Sandy bridge 2600 3.4ghz , Overclocked to 4.2 currently.

I hace a CM sotrm case with 3 fans , it does the job perfect and the GFX card fan also helps in cooling the CPU.

Key: More fans Lol
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The gfx card fan helps in cooling? How so? From what I know the gfx card fan would make it more hot. Considering the fan is supposed to be blowing heat away from your GPU. o_O
The 3 fans referred to are case fans. Nympho (I would assume) is using the stock cooler in which you can overclock a little bit on it.
As he said, more fans are the key to cool airflow. I personally use an Antec 900 with extra case fan. (Total of 5 fans - top is a 200MM I believe?). I really don't need it, but I use it to keep my case as cool as possible with as much airflow as possible.


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It doesn;t ensure that.
A good case will keep your temps down, but you can't ensure a cpu will be at 45c full load OC'd to 5ghz.
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Pretty sure OP is talking about the stock CPU fan and settings so this doesn't apply at all.

I love the (design aspects of) CM Storm cases... Been trying to get them to sponsor my community.

You can check out the CM Storm cases here: http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/chassis/
However, I would suggest buying from Newegg/Tiger Direct/Xoxide/etc.
 
szskateman22 said:
The gfx card fan helps in cooling? How so? From what I know the gfx card fan would make it more hot. Considering the fan is supposed to be blowing heat away from your GPU. o_O
The 3 fans referred to are case fans. Nympho (I would assume) is using the stock cooler in which you can overclock a little bit on it.
As he said, more fans are the key to cool airflow. I personally use an Antec 900 with extra case fan. (Total of 5 fans - top is a 200MM I believe?). I really don't need it, but I use it to keep my case as cool as possible with as much airflow as possible.




Pretty sure OP is talking about the stock CPU fan and settings so this doesn't apply at all.

I love the (design aspects of) CM Storm cases... Been trying to get them to sponsor my community.

You can check out the CM Storm cases here: http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/chassis/
However, I would suggest buying from Newegg/Tiger Direct/Xoxide/etc.
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Thanks for info man, ill look into it. Today i saw my gpu is also melting as fk. reached 90C as i play'd a game. Any suggestions?
 
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