And I started worrying when my 670 creeped into the 70 degree mark for the first time. Lol! But yeah, 90 degrees isnt exactly what you would call chilly. XD The thing is, most cards nowdays can run just fine in excess of 80 degrees for prolonged peroids of time with no problems, it all just boils down to how long you plan on keeping the card for. If you are like me, I try and upgrade (heh, 'try') every year and a half or so. Not because I need it especially, but I always stay behind slightly and never get the top of the range card. I could have got myself a titan on release, I had the money, But I settled for a pair of 670's for half the money and +40% performance. Personal preference I suppose.
And I started worrying when my 670 creeped into the 70 degree mark for the first time. Lol! But yeah, 90 degrees isnt exactly what you would call chilly. XD The thing is, most cards nowdays can run just fine in excess of 80 degrees for prolonged peroids of time with no problems, it all just boils down to how long you plan on keeping the card for. If you are like me, I try and upgrade (heh, 'try') every year and a half or so. Not because I need it especially, but I always stay behind slightly and never get the top of the range card. I could have got myself a titan on release, I had the money, But I settled for a pair of 670's for half the money and +40% performance. Personal preference I suppose.
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