Upgraded

I recently upgraded my system, basicly all I kept was the case, graphics, and hdd, I went with an MSI 870A-G54 an AMD Phenom II 955 BE, 8 GB Ripjaws Ram and a Corsair CX600 PSU, Put into my ~5 year old Apevia case (not sure the model of case, think its a full tower though) and kept my GTS 450 video card.

So I installed everything, used the stock cooler that came with the cpu as it looked like a decent one, booted up, fresh install of windows 7, all works good, but when I do an OCCT cpu stress test I see max temps reaching 59c, they hold steady 58-59c for the hour test, idle was 31c, so i figured i needed to upgrade my case airflow as case only had 2 80mm exhaust fans one top one rear, bough some new fans now have 2x 80mm front intakes, 1x 80mm side intake 1x 80mm top exhaust and 1x 120mm rear exhaust, re-ran OCCT and still 58c max

So i did some research and found that the CPU is actually rated 1.325v stock but was running at 1.4v stock, seems to be a common thing, so I went into bios and disabled cool and quiet and manualy set 1.335v, CPU-Z says its still running at the stock 3.2 speed but now at 1.32v, run OCCT and see 56c max temps, with this CPU listed at 62c max safe temp I dont like getting that close, is this a product of the stock cooler being barely adequit? or somthing else? I have an old coolermaster TX3 sitting here that I can put on when I get some thermal grease, but would like to know before I tear back into it that thats the solution.

<Edit> this is the case http://www.apevia.com/productsInfo.asp?KEY=X-CRUISER-BK

 

I went ahead and installed the TX3, it dropped my temps down by about 10c at full load.

front 2x 80mm pulling air in
top 1x 80mm sucking air out
rear 1x 120mm sucking air out
side 1x 80mm pulling air in

case is on a desktop with minimum 12inches clearance all sides
cables are tucked away best they can be in this case, either behind the drive bay cage or inside the drive bay cage at the top away from the fans

 

yes I used this to prep; http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835100010

and this paste; http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608008

I am now back to running at the temps i was at before the cooler upgrade, but now with an overclock to 3.7 :-D and i have a new toy on the way: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125353

Figure my system will be pretty set once that lil guy is in place.