#overheating problem
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so it looks like your case really can't pull in fresh air from the front very well based on these photos
what are your Specs (cpu/gpu), what sort of CPU cooler do you have, and what is that 84c a temp measure of?
unless you have this mesh front one?
So i have a AMD ryzen 5 5600 with the stock cooler, and my gpu IS a ryzen 6600
Nah i have the first one but the mesh is on the side
and what's hitting 84c? the CPU?
The cpu Indeed
that is pretty warm either way, but I wouldn't call it "overheating". chances are you can get the results you're looking for with better fan placement/control with software
But the gpu was close too
given the 3 fans you have, I would put one intake on top near the front, one on front near the bottom, and the back use as exhaust
Yeah this case is pretty bad
France
let me see what PCPP has to say
phanteks g360a is cheaper here in the states but I'm not sure on it's availability over there
Those two cases are basically interchangeable. The only difference is the esthetics, and the g360a has 2 extra fans
definitely check your fan settings
How do i do that, cuz my only thing to check it is armoury crate
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