I had a question about how hot the GPU (note no cpu!) may be exactly. As I am gaming it to around 60 degrees, is too hot or not?
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I had a question about how hot the GPU (note no cpu!) may be exactly. As I am gaming it to around 60 degrees, is too hot or not?
I think may be around 60 degrees. But cannot say for sure. Also depends on what GPU is used.
60 degrees is indeed nothing my friend, no need to worry.Quote:
Originally Posted by amadeo
The maximum temperatures for GPUs are already much higher due to cpu's. The maximum time can easily well over 100 degrees celsius. Of course you would not, logically, first, it can shorten the life of your GPU significantly if it runs at such a high temperature constantly.
Secondly, there are a lot of extra heat in your closet pumped, which must be removed and you then take additional into account. If your 9800 is around 60 degrees during games, that is just fine. Assuming that your card is actually charged in any case.
If you prefer your GPU just testing with a benchmark, 3dmark for example, a temp test as Everest. Or use atitool.
How hot is your GPU in idle? Anyway, as it looks to have nothing to worry.
Okey thanks...I am reassured now. Wanted to hear that only :ohyeah:Quote:
Originally Posted by .:MUNDITO:.
And thank you all for your views.