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Here are my temps under load
CPU:35-45
Case:23-35
GPU:50-70
Are these okay???
CPU:35-45
Case:23-35
GPU:50-70
Are these okay???
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Are my temps okay???
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Load = Gaming, Folding or Prime?
@ 4.5 GHz these temps seem fine to me. I get around high 60's, low 70's on air while running prime. So 45°C seems fine on liquid
Well, and you didn't give that much information though
edit: Im talking about the CPU solely, since I don't know how your GPU is cooled.
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I am using it for gaming and I was just curious what temp I should be concerned about for the CPu and Case!!
OP
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I already answered these quaetions!
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Run prime blend test for an hour and see what the temps are like then. Substract 10°C from that value and you have the temperature you'll ever reach in real world application.
Case seems fine, too. As for the GPU, on air it is okay, assuming 70°C is at full load. For a liquid cooled GPU I'd expect some lower temps, but I never owned a liquid cooled GPU, so what do I know
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@ OP, please stay cool, we're just trying to help here
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Run prime blend test for an hour and see what the temps are like then. Substract 10°C from that value and you have the temperature you'll ever reach in real world application.
Case seems fine, too. As for the GPU, on air it is okay, assuming 70°C is at full load. For a liquid cooled GPU I'd expect some lower temps, but I never owned a liquid cooled GPU, so what do I know
My GPU is on air and 70 C is on hardcore gaming.
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Indeed. Those temps are nominal.
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Well, that is... Nebulous!
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doesnt kepler start to throttle its self @ 70 degrees?
Yes kepler starts to throttle at 70c. You loose the first bin.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5699/nvidia-geforce-gtx-680-review/4
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5699/nvidia-geforce-gtx-680-review/4
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I'm right about something for once...my loop is almost done 2 more pipes to lay!!
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OP those temps are fine for AIO/Air cooling.
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OP: Do you use a custom fan profile in one of the many gpu tools? do you have fans blowing on your gpu? You should be able to get that temp down a bit with little effort.
going off of my 670ftw's in sli max temp 63 on air.
going off of my 670ftw's in sli max temp 63 on air.
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My non-OCed GTX 650 running F@H full load on air is hitting 51C with a room temp of 34C
