So, out of curiosity, I did ran some benchmarks. For CPU, I found a free one by Geekbench. Their GPU Compute benchmark is over way too quick to really push the GPU much, but the CPU one ran a couple of minutes, and the max temp's I got were 54 degrees. I should note here that I have my Ryzen CPU set at a fixed base clock of 3.6 GHz, in order to keep things quiet and cool. If I need more CPU power in the future, I might unlock that.
For the GPU, I just fired up FFVIIR and let it run for about 5 minutes while I fixed some food. I got to about 68 degrees, and it wasn't increasing much more after that. Might have hit 70 if I let it run half an hour or so.
You know what ? I'm lost and stubborn. So in an attempt to save on the case I will bench the PC and report back. Maybe simply buying some better fans would be enough to cool my shit.
Uh, on the other hand it won't lessen the noise.
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Mivey
OK, confirmed. I didn't buy a case, I got an oven.
Geekbench CPU benchmark, max temp 80c. Uh.
Now should I try buying some quality PWM fans to replace the stock ones, maybe a better CPU cooler than the Wraith Prism, or just start over with a new case...
The NZXT H500 isn't an airflow case, and I'm afraid it's not particularly silent either when the temp gets high.
3d Mark demo
CPU high 85.6c
GPU high 69.1c (nice, I guess)
What am I supposed to understand ? Is it ancient alien ?
I just wanted to know the size of the fans I can put in my case. What is a fucking radiator mode ? A fan mode ? Why are there several size ?
I 'guess' it means I can put 1x 120mm max in the rear and 1x 140mm on top. I guess. All of them in exhaust mode because my case is bizarre.