Northbridge gets HOT! so do Mosfets with H50. What to do?

[zaraza]

I just purchased a H50 for cheap (50 bucks). And have it set ups as a push pull from the inside pushes air out. But the Mosfets are getting extremely hot 60C.

This is on a Gigabyte GPA-890-UD3H. It has a heatpipe style cooler to cool the mosfets and northbridge, but im thinking there is lack of airflow...?

suggestions on what i can do to improve temps on it?

I was thinking of switching Push Pull from the outside to push air in. And have 2 exhaust fans on top, but still they get hot. I dunno what to do.

Forgot to add, this is under PRIME 95 load.

[=[PULSAR]=]

60C during what kind of load?

[slaveondope]

Fans are the cheap way to go of course.
Mounting them on that mobo may prove difficult so some of those flexy positional fans might do the trick.
I wish I new more on the those fans I speak of but have never looked into them.
Here's what I did in my case.

[Waterlogged]

Aren't MOSFET's designed to be able to withstand 100°+C. 60°C doesn't sound like anything to worry about just yet.

[skinnee]

with the H50 or CoolIT ECO, you should always be pulling air from the outside of the case in through the radiator... you could easily see a drop of 4C on the Air In temps to the radiator thus lowering your water temps to the block.

[zaraza]

Slaveondope,

thats a pretty cool idea to mount the H50 that way. Yea I have a fan i was thinking of putting on it. If 60 isnt too much then im good. I only say its 60 because TMPIN0 or 2 (one of them shows a high 61 C when priming).

[zaraza]

I just switched it to push pull air from the inside into the case, then out through 2 fans at the top.

[urgrandpasdog]

I recommend getting an Antec Spotcool I've got one cooling my ram and it does a great job while looking good as well.

[Manicdan]

that mosfet cooling fan says AMD, i wonder were u stole that from, lol

[NKrader]

that mosfet cooling fan says AMD, i wonder were u stole that from, lol

off of an Oracle Server? as they dont need amd stuff anymore?