Venting gpu heat

vironix

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Hi guys need some advise

I'm currently running a evga 2060 KO in a tecware m3 tg case

The GPU hot air is hitting the side panel tg and temps are at 83deg on load... I've already set a more aggressive custom fan profile.

What is best way to vent that heat.

Remove side tg panel, get a custom cut tg glass, get a custom cut acrylic?

Helps appreciated

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You'll need 2x 120mm in the front for intake, 2x120mm on the top for exhaust, and of course the 1x120mm at the back.
 

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Change fan. Insert a PCI fan exhaust.

Nowadays most casing are similar. They just copy each other. Only thing diff is the fan, and fan does play a part.
 
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Hi guys need some advise

I'm currently running a evga 2060 KO in a tecware m3 tg case

The GPU hot air is hitting the side panel tg and temps are at 83deg on load... I've already set a more aggressive custom fan profile.

What is best way to vent that heat.

Remove side tg panel, get a custom cut tg glass, get a custom cut acrylic?

Helps appreciated

Sent from the anal hair of Thanos using GAGT

Remove both side panels.
 

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Hi guys need some advise

I'm currently running a evga 2060 KO in a tecware m3 tg case

The GPU hot air is hitting the side panel tg and temps are at 83deg on load... I've already set a more aggressive custom fan profile.

What is best way to vent that heat.

Remove side tg panel, get a custom cut tg glass, get a custom cut acrylic?

Helps appreciated

Sent from the anal hair of Thanos using GAGT

looks like the front cover blocking the air intake, dont close the front cover and see the temp again
 

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ur front is 2 fans or 1 fan?
and what heat sink?
 
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SkyShroud

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amd wraith stealth.


does it matter? issue is GPU not cpu...
and what temp is ur cpu?

first you need understand how the airflow works
non-blower type gpu usually blow the air upwards, sidewards and downwards aka pretty much all direction

low profile heat sink too also blow the air in all direction

u have two things that blowing air in all directions, it means the ambient heat will go up up up
 

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Try to open your side panel and see if your temps drop.
Either have more exhaust fans or change to a better case with better thermals.
 

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Option 1 buy powerful intake fans around 70cfm if you do not want to change case

Option 2 buy new case like tecware alpha with mesh front

Option 3 use msi afterburner and tweak the fan curve to do 100% fan speed at 70+ deg

Usually option 3 will do the job.
 
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