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Hey all, just wanted to know if my brother have a defective graphics card or not, The card is a: EVGA SuperClocked 01G-P4-3656-KR GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST 1GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16
from Newegg. When running benchmarks or playing games, like EVGA OC Scanner X for example, temps go crazy up quick, even with a custom fan curve. Im currently running EVGA OC Scanner X and the highest ive seen it now is about 62c, for him, he sees it up to around 68c, its because my room is in the basement, and his is upstairs, which is warmer than down here. On his computer its super hot, and on mine, its cooler, like i said, since my room is in the basement and his is upstairs. My computer also has better cooling than his. Im currently running driver: 331.93 and hes on one of the 314.xx one. Is it normal for the card to go up that high??? It seems weird to me because even when gaming my MSI GTX 660 Twin Frozr III with BF4, it only reaches around 51c.... Yes the Twin Frozr III is better than the EVGA cooling, but should it really go up that high? He also says it gives him BSOD when it gets to 68c. Thanks.
from Newegg. When running benchmarks or playing games, like EVGA OC Scanner X for example, temps go crazy up quick, even with a custom fan curve. Im currently running EVGA OC Scanner X and the highest ive seen it now is about 62c, for him, he sees it up to around 68c, its because my room is in the basement, and his is upstairs, which is warmer than down here. On his computer its super hot, and on mine, its cooler, like i said, since my room is in the basement and his is upstairs. My computer also has better cooling than his. Im currently running driver: 331.93 and hes on one of the 314.xx one. Is it normal for the card to go up that high??? It seems weird to me because even when gaming my MSI GTX 660 Twin Frozr III with BF4, it only reaches around 51c.... Yes the Twin Frozr III is better than the EVGA cooling, but should it really go up that high? He also says it gives him BSOD when it gets to 68c. Thanks.
