Fans in acer aspire gx-781

danny100
danny100 Member Posts: 4 New User
edited February 2024 in 2018 Archives
I switched my psu to 650w in acer aspire gx-781 to support higher graphic card.  The psu seems to work great but have one question.  The gpu, psu,  cpu have dedicated fans but does the case contain a fan in the front of the case because it was one cable who didnt fit with my psu. So maybe it was the fan in front of the case. So does the case have a front fan??    I find no backfans. Please answer this question! 

My specs are

I5-7400 kabylake

Nvidia gtx 1060 3gb


Answers

  • danny100
    danny100 Member Posts: 4 New User
    Someone knows? 
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,080 Trailblazer
    Nice picture. ;) I don't believe the stock box has a front or rear case fan. There are mounting hole and a grill for a rear case fan and you could likely jury rig one for the front. I'd watch to see where your temperatures run as is though before putting an extra fan in. No need to up your electrical usage unless it's needed.
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  • danny100
    danny100 Member Posts: 4 New User
    When i turn on the computer the temperature ar at 38-40 celcius. When i play a game the temperatures are at 68-83 celcius. Should i buy a extra fan ? Can I switch to another case than the stock one if necessary ? Do You believe the motherboard on acer aspire gx781 support that ?
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,080 Trailblazer
    I'm running at 45°C right now with pretty much only my browser open. As long as you aren't approaching 100°C you should be fine. Plan though for more cooling if you're not air conditioned and you expect hot weather over the summer, since the ambient temperature will affect the running temperature.
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  • danny100
    danny100 Member Posts: 4 New User
    Maybe i buy one for front and one for rear. Yeah with browsers its fine. But did you try Some high END games ?
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,080 Trailblazer
    Typically if a high end game is going to burn you out, it'll be the GPU that's the problem. More cooling can never hurt, except your ears. :) If you do go that route look at your current air flow and situate your new fans as one suck, one blow so they enhance the current air direction rather than fight it.
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