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Is there a heat issue here? 
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Felix Rex
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yea, that's great. So you're fine.

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Ox you can also use the asus probe program to get all the readings of your mobo coolers and rpms and temps.

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Curious.

The cooler in the centre, is that a fan/heatsink or just a heatsink?

If you want to totally chill you insides, i think (as long as noise levels stay down) you should add the optional front fan to suck cold air in. That way (a bit like my Dell) youll have fresh air being fed to the components, instead of room-temp-like air. But as you said, i think your system is fine. Although, my diagram is far superior to yours :D

Ill post my temps soon.

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