System temp gone up 10c in a week

I'm not sure whats going on here but i used to run a good set of temperatures. CPU=37c, System=30c, but in the last week the system temperature has risen to 40c, and the CPU temp has also risen naturally.
My room temp has only increased by about 3c because of the recent warmer weather, but that couldn't possibly explain this sudden heat rise of 10c could it??
40c is hot for the system, what should i do other than blow a huge desk fan at it. The case if full with fans and i have always had good temperatures.
Psymon :(

That isn't to say that you aren't going to ever have a problem with it Psymon...things do happen...try putting your Video card back to normal speed and see how that fares...
If that doesn't help, you said that your PSU fan is blowing INTO your comp...that's not right cause you're blowing cool air over hot parts into your case thus raising the temp...I think it was a typo on your part cause I've yet to see a PSU fan that blows INTO a case
Regardless of the above, I would check that the fans aren't dirty, that they are running at their rated speeds...being that old fans do die and some die a slow death, one or two of them could be running slow now which would cause what you're seeing...
Outgassing or commonly referred to as "Curing" of the thermal grease used between the processor and the heat sink can and will increase your temps if it's not quality type of grease...I personally don't use anything but Arctic Silver 3 anymore because it has little to no curing that I've been able to detect and it doesn't get dry and gritty like Arctic Silver 2 did or the many other "White Paste" greases that we've used in the past...
Something that you can also try is if you have one of the old timing strobe guns that we used to use on the old muscle cars you can take white out and dot your fans and see if one is running slower than the others...kinda a hard thing to tell with the naked eye but if you know what you're looking for you'll be able to tell...comparison testing here is how you learn to use this trick...
Can't really think of anything else to tell you to try other than change the grease on your processor or to check your video card grease as it may be drying out now too...
Hope you find the problem and fix it!!
Cheers!! 8)

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