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tmfwy

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Hi,

I have an issue with my system, I have just change the casing to Phanteks P300, previously I am using Corsair Air 240. Spec on the right side, has 2 exhaust fan, one back, one top and front is Corsair AIO in Pull config.

After changing the case, the system will auto restart itself without any bsod during gaming (Dota 2). No issue if not gaming. Had remove all OC.

Tried stress test with both FurMark and prime95 together at the same time, the system will restart. If only either one of the test, the system will not restart.

The image below is with aircon on, so far stable after an hour, if without, the temp for both the CPU and GPU will be around 80 degree and the system will auto restart.
On idle, the CPU temp around 32-36 and GPU around 44 (cold start), 50 (warm up)



So I could conclude that it is mainly due to the high temp of the GPU/CPU which cause the restart? Should not be an PSU issue right. Previous Air 240 has no such issue with the similar setting.

Will high flow fan helps? Or using a push config instead of a pull config?I would try to increase the fan curve to see if it helps also. Any suggestion is most welcome.
Connect Phanteks Fan to motherboard and set to 100%
Should have at least 2x fans 1 rear pulling air out
1 front pulling air on.
 

Allanlee82

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Connect Phanteks Fan to motherboard and set to 100%
Should have at least 2x fans 1 rear pulling air out
1 front pulling air on.

I can try to set to 100% and see how is it.

somehow the system reboot itself again during stress testing for 1.5hour after i decided to cover back the tg and front cover after 1 hr......

This case so hot meh.......
 
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