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FredrikE · 10-17-2008, 05:29 PM

I need some advice on how to cool my PC.
While playing crysis, or any other high graph. demanding game, my PC tends to turn itself off. I ran the program called speedfan that determined that the temperatures in my PC was too high.
I was adviced to buy Antec tricool 120mm fans because they are one of the best fans available on the market.
So I bought 4 of em, but it didn't quite solve my problem. I have no doubt it improved the sirculation in my PC but I'd like to enjoy my games without having my PC turning itself off every minute or so.
I understand that 2 graph cards produce a lot of heat, but I'd like to know if the only way out of this problem is to get a watercooling system which can cool down both my graph cards and my CPU?

10-17-2008, 05:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
FredrikE Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 33 OS: Windows Vista Ultimate	Watercooling my PC I need some advice on how to cool my PC. While playing crysis, or any other high graph. demanding game, my PC tends to turn itself off. I ran the program called speedfan that determined that the temperatures in my PC was too high. I was adviced to buy Antec tricool 120mm fans because they are one of the best fans available on the market. So I bought 4 of em, but it didn't quite solve my problem. I have no doubt it improved the sirculation in my PC but I'd like to enjoy my games without having my PC turning itself off every minute or so. I understand that 2 graph cards produce a lot of heat, but I'd like to know if the only way out of this problem is to get a watercooling system which can cool down both my graph cards and my CPU?