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Knock, Knock Delivery :D

Do it, going to fit this very soon :D

P.S breaking 20k graphics with two GPUs is a very respectable score.

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Ghetto-mod a fan on the bottom to blow upwards. It won't intake any air, or much of it, but it will make the airflow from the cards go up to the exhausts.

Cards like these blow the air sideways mostly, and a bit to the back.. so you want to get the air up, to the exhausts.

Should help a few C's to be honest. Also, running top exhaust fans at higher RPM might help.
 
Gregster said:
Switch the cards about Shanks and see if that helps temps. I still wouldn't worry though, as AMD did same that 95c was well within tolerance.
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Yeah mate I kinder not happy though because one card is 82c and other is 94c

It must just be bad cooling up to now. Tomorrow going to change things about. But I need away if possible to run fans from Molex.
 
Make said:
Ghetto-mod a fan on the bottom to blow upwards. It won't intake any air, or much of it, but it will make the airflow from the cards go up to the exhausts.

Cards like these blow the air sideways mostly, and a bit to the back.. so you want to get the air up, to the exhausts.

Should help a few C's to be honest. Also, running top exhaust fans at higher RPM might help.
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Good shout this.
 
Make said:
Ghetto-mod a fan on the bottom to blow upwards. It won't intake any air, or much of it, but it will make the airflow from the cards go up to the exhausts.

Cards like these blow the air sideways mostly, and a bit to the back.. so you want to get the air up, to the exhausts.

Should help a few C's to be honest. Also, running top exhaust fans at higher RPM might help.
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Nice idea
Not sure I can fit a fan down there though.
 
what about a PCIE Riser with ribbon, that might allow you to move the bottom card lower into the case, then the heat has a chance of being moved a bit more before it hits the top card?

Alternatively and this probably wont sit well, but perhaps look at a Raven case, the cards are hanging over the bottom fans then?
 
shankly1985 said:
Willing just for a test tomorrow see if it does change the temps. :D

I kinder wanted a side window.
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Yeah it really spoils the look. Its good if you don't care about that though and can just stick the pc in a corner under the desk or something. :p

MjFrosty said:
:D. Could do lol. After this discussion I'm unsure whether to use it as an exhaust also but sticking to my guns :D
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On water intake makes much more sense. On air you have to use exhaust to get the heat out.
 
shankly1985 said:
Hello guys got my new GPU's and case and my worst worry :( Top card is hitting 94c when benched with Heaven 4.0

Heaven score
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?res...uthkey=!AC6CgYKXslW0skI&v=3&ithint=photo,.png

Installed
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?res...uthkey=!AJ9YjsXA6ykvM8E&v=3&ithint=photo,.jpg

Temps 94c :( top card
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?res...uthkey=!AMwW1MJKE0XomkU&v=3&ithint=photo,.png
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Check that the fans on the cards are a actually spinning. My MSI R9 290 was suffering high temperatures and it turned out one of the fans wasn't turning. Ever since I gave it a push start it has been ok.

Andy
 
andyrp2001 said:
Check that the fans on the cards are a actually spinning. My MSI R9 290 was suffering high temperatures and it turned out one of the fans wasn't turning. Ever since I gave it a push start it has been ok.

Andy
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First thing I checked I read your post other day. :D it's defo poor air flow on my half.
 
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