CPU Cooler

[simplemiii]

Hello all, i am currently using Corsair H115i on Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Casing, but when i play Overwatch, the GPU always hit around 75 degree and i keep feel the heat coming out on under my table.

Anyone can intro another Cooler to change to?

 

[wacko]

nothing wrong with 75C, and nothing wrong with your computer dissipating more heat when it is under load. what are you hoping to achieve as an outcome?

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

so u mean u wanna buy a GPU cooler to install on your GPU? may I ask what GPU u are using?

so is this asking for CPU cooler or GPU cooler? but tbh that CPU cooler is already not bad, given at that price range.

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

another way for u, go build a full WC system

your temp should drop to 50 degree on load.

 

[simplemiii]

Ahicic. I am using GTX1080. If i play at 60fps my temp is around 50 but once i change to 100hz the temp become 75.

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

its still pretty normal, that's why the chips pushes it limit ability more to give u more performance but with more power means more heat been produce.

 

[wacko]

so what is it exactly that you want to achieve? you want the GPU temp to be lower? or there to be less heat coming out from your computer?

 

[xiaozozo]

75c at load is ok.. above 90c better check problem..

Can try having better push/pull by having a couple more fans, or install water cool system

 

[trento]

the heat yr feeling is coming from the gpu. so u don't need to replace yr cpu cooler.

im afraid the only option is to water cool it, either with a custom solution or AIO cooler.

the other way is to buy a hybrid gpu, which is the easiest way.

 

[hlots123]

same game same settings, the same gpu will do abt the same amt of work & abt same amt heat produced tat need to be gotten rid of...
so the better the rate of heat transfer out of gpu (eg w/c), the gpu temp sensor will show better temps - but more heat goes out to you, will feel hotter!

but pple may psychologically will feel cooler when temp only show 50c instead of 70c...

 

[trento]

same game same settings, the same gpu will do abt the same amt of work & abt same amt heat produced tat need to be gotten rid of...
so the better the rate of heat transfer out of gpu (eg w/c), the gpu temp sensor will show better temps - but more heat goes out to you, will feel hotter!

but pple may psychologically will feel cooler when temp only show 50c instead of 70c...

it depends on the placement of the radiator. i think his is a ref card, which blows heat directly out of the gpu rear vents and not into the case itself. So i can understand why he's feeling all that heat.

with a radiator setup, the heat is largely transferred there so u won't feel it as bad.

or the simplest way is to put the desktop on the table near the window and the heat can exhaust out and away from the user.

 

[hlots123]

i understand...

 

[wacko]

it depends on the placement of the radiator. i think his is a ref card, which blows heat directly out of the gpu rear vents and not into the case itself. So i can understand why he's feeling all that heat.

with a radiator setup, the heat is largely transferred there so u won't feel it as bad.

or the simplest way is to put the desktop on the table near the window and the heat can exhaust out and away from the user.

the heat is eventually expelled from the case, doesn't matter if it's reference cooler, radiator, or whatever type of cooler used. a radiator doesn't magically absorb heat...

 

[trento]

the heat is eventually expelled from the case, doesn't matter if it's reference cooler, radiator, or whatever type of cooler used. a radiator doesn't magically absorb heat...

who said a radiator magically absorbs heat?

anyway my point is u can place the casing in a way where the heat doesn't blow right in your face, or in his case, the legs. same for radiator placements. heat is always there.

 

[wacko]

who said a radiator magically absorbs heat?

anyway my point is u can place the casing in a way where the heat doesn't blow right in your face, or in his case, the legs. same for radiator placements. heat is always there.

you did.

"with a radiator setup, the heat is largely transferred there so u won't feel it as bad."

 

[lalalalalala]

The problem you have is not with the cooler. Its with your card/settings. Nett heat output regardless of cooler will be the same.

Either ur aim your CPU exhaust another way, move it to another location or on aircon

Another way is to upgrade to a better card (currently none at the moment) or lower ur settings
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[ZrE0_Cha0s]

TS another way is that u ram up ur fan speed to 100% on ur gpu using msi afterburner or evga precision X

 

[junjie433]

Hello all, i am currently using Corsair H115i on Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Casing, but when i play Overwatch, the GPU always hit around 75 degree and i keep feel the heat coming out on under my table.

Anyone can intro another Cooler to change to?

I recommend doing a watercooling loop with CPU and GPU