Rhettskinator
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- Dec 29, 2013
Hi all,
X fired HD6990's pump the heat out. Vent from both ends of the card and heats up the case after long gaming sessions so made up a extraction hood to guide the hot air out of the case via a spare driver bay. Added a small fan from a old graphics card to help in the extraction process, does 6300RPM so does a good job. Works a treat, case stays cool as.
Its important to keep case temps down as we all know , but in my case it's very important because of my CPU cooling being a double driver bay water cooling unit and found that it was following case temps after long sessions on BF4 with CPU oc to 4.6G and GPU's oc'd as well on ultra game settings.CPU temps of upto 60 deg(C) of which i know is not hi but i had a vision and i went with it.
Now CPU temps stay between 35 deg - 40 deg(C) and have found that the hot stream of air coming from that driver bay slot now heats up my man cave pretty quick but.
Interested in your thoughts.
X fired HD6990's pump the heat out. Vent from both ends of the card and heats up the case after long gaming sessions so made up a extraction hood to guide the hot air out of the case via a spare driver bay. Added a small fan from a old graphics card to help in the extraction process, does 6300RPM so does a good job. Works a treat, case stays cool as.
Its important to keep case temps down as we all know , but in my case it's very important because of my CPU cooling being a double driver bay water cooling unit and found that it was following case temps after long sessions on BF4 with CPU oc to 4.6G and GPU's oc'd as well on ultra game settings.CPU temps of upto 60 deg(C) of which i know is not hi but i had a vision and i went with it.
Now CPU temps stay between 35 deg - 40 deg(C) and have found that the hot stream of air coming from that driver bay slot now heats up my man cave pretty quick but.
Interested in your thoughts.
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