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  1. ramknighter

    ramknighter New Member

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    ok so some people were doubting me fftrt.png
     
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  2. Exavious

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    wow, your graphics card is running quite hot... you should look into better cooling management for it.
     
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  3. Kenny

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    I second the better cooling method notion...
     
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  4. ItsBuffalo

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    That software if often buggy, and tends to show temps 10-20 over than what it actually is.
     
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    even with 10-20 degrees less, its still really hot.
     
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    I disagree. Every nvidia card I have ever owned runs at 65-80c under a load. He may just have minecraft open, but even so he shouldn't be worried unless temps reach above 90c.
     
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  7. eightnine

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    In this case, I doubt that that temperature is being misread. Stock operating temperature for these cards is about 80 Celsius (under load). I'm assuming that's probably a reference card at that temp (the kind with the rear blower), that's on the default fan profile. You can adjust the fan profile to get lower temps if you wanted to, but it won't be a problem for it to stay where it is. Around 95 Celsius is where the card is designed to start throttling it back (reducing your graphics).
     
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    Guess my system just has great cooling then, because my GPU under load run much much cooler than what you say the Stock is. My bad.
     
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  9. ItsBuffalo

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    My CPU never runs that hot. It never goes over 40-50 under load.
     
    #9 ItsBuffalo, Jan 10, 2015
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    We're talking about video card temperatures.
     
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  11. ramknighter

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    i am aware of the gpu temp and my fan setting is on the lowest i can get it very cool if i adjust the fan settings but idc because 80 C is good.
     
    #11 ramknighter, Jan 13, 2015
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