Are My Gaming Rig Temperatures Normal?

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Asked By GamerGal123! On

I'm building my own gaming rig and I've been a bit concerned about its temperatures. Here are my specs: I have a Core i5 12400F cooled by a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB. For graphics, I'm using an RX 7900 GRE on an Asus TUF Z790 BTF with a Corsair 750W Gold PSU. My ambient temperature is around 30°C.

When idle, I'm seeing temperatures of about 40°C for the CPU and around 35°C for the GPU. During gaming, my CPU hits around 68°C (sometimes up to 73°C), while the GPU reaches about 73°C. When I run a CPU benchmark, it maxes out at 55°C.

I've been removing the front glass panel for better ventilation because it gets really hot to the touch while gaming, and that drops the temps by about 10°C. My case has two intake fans and one exhaust fan running at roughly 1100 RPM. Do you think I should add more fans?

4 Answers

Answered By HumidityDude On

Wow, 30°C ambient? Just hope your humidity isn't too high during those summer months!

SweatyGamer22 -

Damn! we get those high for about 2 months in July August.

Answered By CoolBroTech On

Yeah, those temps are totally fine. Just keep an eye on it during intense gaming sessions.

WorriedGamer56 -

Thank God. When should I be worrying..

Answered By FanaticNerd On

You definitely still have some thermal headroom! Those temperatures are safe. Just a heads-up, restrictive front panels can hurt cooling. If you don’t mind running without the glass, that's a good option to improve airflow.

MoreFansPlease -

I should add 3 more exhaust fans.

Answered By TechWhiz42 On

Honestly, your temps look pretty normal. Nothing to worry about unless your CPU hits 90°C or more. The 60s and 70s you’re seeing are perfectly okay for gaming. Keep an eye on it, but you should be fine!

JustAnotherUser99 -

Oh thank you for your opinion & time. <3

ChillGamer07 -

Right, tysm for the guidance.

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