Help with fan placement....motherboard overheats!!!

Please help me!!! I am new to pc gaming, and recently purchased a comp via cyberpowerpc.com...i know i should have built it myself, but anyways I have a major overheating problem with my motherboard, it is an Asus M2N SLi Deluxe, i have a AMD Phenom 9600 quad core processor which runs fairly cool. THe problem is that i have liquid cooling on my processor and because of the space it takes up in my case i dont have room for a side fan...i realize that my problem may be solved by getting a few more fans for it becuase right now all it has is the PSU exhaust fan and its a real mess.....any suggestions, thanks in advance...

p.s. becuase of the overheating i cannot put my side pannel on the tower, instead i have a house fan blowing air into the case, i realize this is extremly ghetto and prolly bad for my pc but it was a quick , not long term solution....the motherboard temp is at 95F when running games with the house fan...115F with the side pannel on...specs also include 2gb buffalo select ram, 320gb hdd, 2 xfx 8600gts xxx 256mb graphics cards, just incase you need to know

That's slightly warm, but far from alarming as far as temperatures go.

What kind of crappy liquid cooling do you have that doesn't include your northbridge anyway? Some dodgy little Thermaltake/Corsair pre-built setup that costs four times as much as a decent air cooler despite performing worse and being louder?

45c (and do use Celcuis, nobody used Fahrenheit for computer temps) is rather warm for a chipset, but not insanely hot. Fixing it is up to you and your computer skill. If you can remove your northbridge heatsink and re-apply some thermal paste, that would be your best and easiest bet. Or you could buy a chipset cooler for your northbridge and hook it into your loop. Or you could just buy a little 40mm or 60mm fan for your chipset and cool it that way.

And why on earth did you buy two 8600GTS cards?

Eh, that's CyberpowerPC for you I guess.

can you take a snapper shot of your case opened up?
or a link to the PC you bought

That's slightly warm, but far from alarming as far as temperatures go.

What kind of crappy liquid cooling do you have that doesn't include your northbridge anyway? Some dodgy little Thermaltake/Corsair pre-built setup that costs four times as much as a decent air cooler despite performing worse and being louder?

45c (and do use Celcuis, nobody used Fahrenheit for computer temps) is rather warm for a chipset, but not insanely hot. Fixing it is up to you and your computer skill. If you can remove your northbridge heatsink and re-apply some thermal paste, that would be your best and easiest bet. Or you could buy a chipset cooler for your northbridge and hook it into your loop. Or you could just buy a little 40mm or 60mm fan for your chipset and cool it that way.

And why on earth did you buy two 8600GTS cards?

Eh, that's CyberpowerPC for you I guess.

RayvinAzn

i was thinking why anyone would SLI two 8600GTS card, there like $120 each and for the same price you could get a 8800gt.

Those temps sound fine to me and isn't the point of liquid cooling to not run fans?....................:|X360PS3AMD05

yeah if you are having a problem get a cooling block for the chipsets

Those temps sound fine to me and isn't the point of liquid cooling to not run fans?....................:|X360PS3AMD05