here is some images i took of my MB and Cpu

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Black-Pearl10928

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Because the Cpu was at 144 F i needed to take apart my system i build in 2013
my system was built in 2013
everything was brand new
cpu AMD FX 6300
Gateway 27-inch Monitor(bought on newegg black friday last year 139.00(works great After a Year almost
have it set to 1920x1080)
The monitor i had the base screw was lost in my last move(acer 27 inch.)
Gigabyte Motherboard:GIGABYTE GA-78LMT-USB3 (rev. 6.0) AM3+
CASE:NZXT H2 H2-001-WT White Steel
Power supply:Ultra 750-watt (bought at Tigerdirect 2013)
New Bluray Burner Pioneer
New DVD Asus DVD Burner
recently replaced my (New at time of build)GTX 550-Ti with a newGTX 750-Ti 2GB
4 Hard Drives 1TB each and 1- 3TB 4th Drive
i runs at 3.6Ghz to 3.8Ghz and with Boost on 4.1Ghz
two 120 mm fans in front and i 140mm on top and back fan 120mm
it was not hard just have to be careful is all i took these with my new cell phone samsung S6
oh and yes outside of repairing if needed it never get shut down 24/7 cause at night i watch movies that help me sleep at night.

before shots or before clean cpu and fan
i also have as a backup system a Phenom II x4 (840T processor) runs at 2.9Ghz(bought last year at ebay 140.00)
and i last i have my own home server runs on freeNas software HP Proliant HP ProLiant Tower Server ML110 G7, DC 3.10GHz, 6GB ram,DVD Drive , 1x 250GB SATA, 3-1-TB Drives
the reason was in Hwd monitor reported cpu at 144F
 
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now these photos after i clean it up

and now since i cleaned the cpu up and reinstalled new thermal paste
the hwd monitor reports 22C to 25C or 68 to77F
 
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here is what the system look like after i built in 2013
since then i have removed the fan at bottom, case was small then i thought next system will be soon be posted here
 
Here is My HP proliant Server (new when i bought it)

HP ProLiant Tower Server ML110 G7, DC 3.10GHz, 6GB, 1x 250GB SATA, DVD 3 additonal drives at 1-TB each (new on ebay 2013) $449.00
 
The first few picks... OMG so dirty! You should clean it more often, just light cleaning and do a complete strip down clean every other month.

Cable management nightmare! I don't know if you could fix much of that with that PSU, (If you were going to upgrade anything soon this would be my first choice) but you can help your case airflow loads by fixing that snake nest of cables in the way of your intake fans on the front.
 
I know when i bought the case i did not think it through the next case is going to bigger of course
at the time of build i also did not think it through 2013 yes a modular power supply would have been a better choice.the next case will be this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119260 i will wait to see if the black friday will be cheaper.i have limited income to spend on this..
my last upgrade was this month was a Nvidia GTX 750-Ti 2GB (old GXT 550Ti just sold on ebay)
 
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Case fan works

ok for now i have at least fix the heating of my cpu FX-6300 i had bought a 120mm case fan years ago and now i have replaced the coolermaster fan with a case fan runs at 1500rpm

see screenshot of new hardware monitor and a photo of the fan in case

keeps cool at 15.1 to 26 celsius or 59F to about 68F (note numbers change so average is better )

also this is a beta program link below

Open Hardward Monitor
http://openhardwaremonitor.org/downloads/

i dont expect my cpu or computer to break down. that's why i have a backup system.(amd Phenon II X4 840T 2.9Ghz)
why do i have a backup system? well the new cpu processors can t really play old games like need for Speed Underground II with out crashing...
and it just good common sense.
 
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