Computer specs:
Case: CM Storm enforcer with a 200m intake fan at the front bottom of the case and a 100mm outtake fan at the top-back of the case.
CPU Cooler: Xigmatek Prime SD1484 with two 120mm fans (I think they're 120mm) one for intake another for outtake.
CPU: Intel Core i7 3820
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680
So I got this computer literally one week ago and the threshold that it's deeming to be too hot is 80 degrees Celsius, I've heard from other people "over 70 is a bit bad", "it can handle 90", "it can handle up to 110", so I'm really not too sure if 80 is an okay temperature for my CPU to be running at. It gets this hot when I run diablo 3 at max settings (73-77) but when I play tribes ascend at max it can get to 90 degrees. Every game play the temp is always over 70, I'll be getting a 200mm outtake fan for the top of the case anyday now which I'm hoping will help but I'd really like some helpful advice please.
The computer is located on top of my desk which is on the opposite side of the room to my window.
(I can include other specs, I just included what I thought to be the necessary ones.)
Case: CM Storm enforcer with a 200m intake fan at the front bottom of the case and a 100mm outtake fan at the top-back of the case.
CPU Cooler: Xigmatek Prime SD1484 with two 120mm fans (I think they're 120mm) one for intake another for outtake.
CPU: Intel Core i7 3820
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680
So I got this computer literally one week ago and the threshold that it's deeming to be too hot is 80 degrees Celsius, I've heard from other people "over 70 is a bit bad", "it can handle 90", "it can handle up to 110", so I'm really not too sure if 80 is an okay temperature for my CPU to be running at. It gets this hot when I run diablo 3 at max settings (73-77) but when I play tribes ascend at max it can get to 90 degrees. Every game play the temp is always over 70, I'll be getting a 200mm outtake fan for the top of the case anyday now which I'm hoping will help but I'd really like some helpful advice please.
The computer is located on top of my desk which is on the opposite side of the room to my window.
(I can include other specs, I just included what I thought to be the necessary ones.)