Over heating

[ScottY1994]

Hey there everyone wondering If I could get some help I have the coolermaster 335 case and it has front and back fans but its over heating a lot it is also under my desk and my room is having work done to it redesigning but any advice maybe more fans or something else to keep it cooler.

Serious answers only thanks

 

[Scryus]

"Overheating" as in shutting down due to the heat? Sure that's what it is?

What's in your system, what cooler do you have for your CPU, what's your graphics card, what make are your fans.

Need some more information.

 

[Barry1987]

What kind of airflow are the respective fans emitting? Does the front fan take utilise intake and the back exhaust? This is the optimal.

Also you should expect your temperatures to rise in this weather (I am guessing you are from the UK).

EDIT: As the above poster asked, what is your CPU cooler and GFX etc. ?

 

[Chris-.-]

Hey there everyone wondering If I could get some help I have the coolermaster 335 case and it has front and back fans but its over heating a lot it is also under my desk and my room is having work done to it redesigning but any advice maybe more fans or something else to keep it cooler.

Serious answers only thanks

Move it on to your desk so it will get a better air flow as it's off the ground. Get 2 side fans for intake also if you want.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productlist.php?groupid=701&catid=57&subid=4&sortby=priceAsc

 

[j.col]

just make sure the inside of the case is free from dust and any fan intake grills.
also clean fans and cpu cooler.
have front fan as intake
rear and/or top fan as exhaust.

make sure there is plenty of room around the case, and its not wedged into a little alcove in a unit with no air circulating around it.

oh and welcome to the forum.
you only get silly answers in GD, not in hardware

 

[RJC]

Also could you note what software your using to check temps