Question on PC temperatures!

[stoi]

Well this is what i have now. (brackets are what i may upgrade to on a budget)

Tsunami Dream Case (not a clue)
PSU Sweex 650watt (1000 watt at least, could go higher, probably enermax)
P5N32-SLI Premium WI-FI Edition (budget next one up, striker extreme, non budget, not to sure).
Core 2 Extreme Q6700 2.66ghz kentsfield (probably just stick with this one)
4* 1 gig DDR2 PQI Corp memory Dual Channel
according to CPUZ it is.

Dram Frequency = 333.3mhz
FSBRAM = 4:5
CL = 5.0 clocks
tRCD = 5 clocks
tRP = 5 clocks
tRAS = 15 clocks
tRC = 20 clocks

(Upgrade to 4 * 2 gig OCZ Reaper X HPC DDR2 PC2 6400 4-4-3)

1 * BFG 8800GTX 758meg ram (upgrade to 2)

3 Sata HDDs, 1 * 400gig, 1 * 320 gig 1 * 1TB
(Upgrade to as many as i can)

So i think that is about it lol, not sure if it will help any or not though.

ah yeah, i wouldnt mind space for a Pioneer DVDrw and a Blu Ray Burner (the latter will be for the upgrade, i have the former already, but i do not need 5 or 7 or whatever)

[clocker]

OK, so what-if anything- are you asking now?

Apparently you got the BSOD problem under control, right?

[stoi]

Yeah BSOD is fine. I need more HDD space thpugh, and another gfx card, and may as well get a new Mobo to fit this Ram in I bought if i am going to do it anyway.

btw i had had the side door off since this thread virtuallt began.

CPU = 40-44c I do have FM2009 running though
Mobo = 37c
GPU = 60c

I suppose this has changed from a BSOD Overheating issue to whats the best case to get for storage lol

[clocker]

Personally, I've had to rethink my storage situation since I started collecting movies.

I've just about decided that the way to go is an external drive dock, like this.

Basically, you now treat a hard drive like a DVD...pop it in and access.
No more opening the case, wiring in a drive, etc.
Seems like a very flexible way to deal with constantly expanding storage requirements.