H510 bad airflow how to#
The best look at how to cool this case is on the Moore's Law is Dead YouTube channel, check that out. Here's a test, what are temps like if you run the case with the glass door off? Can you feel the air coming out the back and top while it's on and the door is shut? Reply to ryan. I haven't added any front fans yet because frankly I don't think a push system will improve things. In this H510i case, I think air cooling works better than water cooling, the two stock fans pull air and create negative pressure, and the way my arctic is designed, the hot air just goes straight out the back. I picked up the Arctic when I built this because they're super cheap ($50) and frankly I forgot I'd be getting a stock cooler with it, so I never even tried it.
You're running a high end build like mine. The stock cooler might be having trouble with the 3700X. You probably didn't screw it up but you should absolutely eliminate that as a cause. I think I would reinstall the stock cooler and make sure the thermal paste is correct. The h510 elite is pretty versatile but with a bigger case like the h700 or h710 you have more options. My CPU temp went over 70 once during benchmarking. Cable routing kit with pre-installed channels and straps.
Iconic cable management bar and uninterrupted tinted tempered-glass side panel. This compact mid-tower is an ideal case for high-performance builds and features a perforated front panel for maximized airflow. An optimized perforated top panel delivers increased airflow to your system for improved temperatures. I have this case, I just finished my build, and I happen to be using an Arctic Freezer eSports DUO 34 cooler, on my R7 3700X / 5700XT, and the two stock fans. The H510 is easy to build in and offers flexibility for a variety of ATX parts. Weird huh? I think your problem is the stock cooler, it's adequate obviously but not great. I have it with 5700 xt red devil and 3700x and it is so fine.
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