How to keep CPU & HDD cool?

hotcaptain

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Hi guys

Please help to see if there's any way to improve my cooling options? Sometimes even have to open up my casing so the temps will go down

Casing: jonsbo u2
CPU at 60 degrees
SSD running at 41 degrees [right at the bottom]
Average load 70-85%


I have 1x exhaust on front hdd [hopefully i orientate the fan correctly to be exhaust]
1x intake fan at the back [Cooler Master: GeminII M4]


There are three fans right smacked to each other, is their performance affected?

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so far i still think its alright, given how tight space your casing is, even my atx hits 90 on 50%. but pls bear in mind my pc is 5 YO and i dun have a good airflow and environment, plus im running on onboard gpu for some android games as well.
 

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have ssd and hdd at the edge of the intake fan


for example your fan is a circle
then you put the ssd at the top or bottom of that column of fresh air ... so it can touch the fresh air but not block it right at the middle
ssd even better , you can tie it on sideways since no moving part , not need strictly be horizontal
 

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your temp is ok

cramped casing ... not much choice ... the pancake style cooler recirculate and ingest hot air
 

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have ssd and hdd at the edge of the intake fan


for example your fan is a circle
then you put the ssd at the top or bottom of that column of fresh air ... so it can touch the fresh air but not block it right at the middle
ssd even better , you can tie it on sideways since no moving part , not need strictly be horizontal

thanks for the tips no space to put at the sides


was asking as sometimes the pc's pretty lag..sometimes keyboard cannot catch up what i'm typing...
 
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