Hi everybody
Long story short : i use Asus B250 mining expert motherboard not for mining but for something else , because it has 19 pci-e slots(12 of which i am using to plug pci-e to usb extension cards) that allowed me to connect 1500+ usb devices (don't ask me how and why ), when i touch the chipset's heatsink it is really hot , burns my finger , the PC itself takes 15 minutes to boot , i think because of this many usb devices attached there should be an heavy load on the chipset and then it heats up considerably .
Please help me to cool this thing up to increase performance so i can add more usb devices to this PC
i have the best processor that is compatible with this motherboard and that runs great on 50-60 degrees C all the time , the ambient temp is dependent on uk weather which is pretty cold and stable and the case's airflow is good , i've got 3 fans to blow air in an 3 to blow it out of it . This pc is supposed to run 24/7 and the chipset's stock heatsink is one of the smallest i've ever seen
Long story short : i use Asus B250 mining expert motherboard not for mining but for something else , because it has 19 pci-e slots(12 of which i am using to plug pci-e to usb extension cards) that allowed me to connect 1500+ usb devices (don't ask me how and why ), when i touch the chipset's heatsink it is really hot , burns my finger , the PC itself takes 15 minutes to boot , i think because of this many usb devices attached there should be an heavy load on the chipset and then it heats up considerably .
Please help me to cool this thing up to increase performance so i can add more usb devices to this PC
i have the best processor that is compatible with this motherboard and that runs great on 50-60 degrees C all the time , the ambient temp is dependent on uk weather which is pretty cold and stable and the case's airflow is good , i've got 3 fans to blow air in an 3 to blow it out of it . This pc is supposed to run 24/7 and the chipset's stock heatsink is one of the smallest i've ever seen
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