Are those temperatures are normal?

kralibat

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Hey guys,just got my pc rig - amd fx 6300
gtx 660 twin frozr
asus m5a97 le r2.0 motherboard
chieftec 650w psu
8gb ram ballistix 2x4

i tried to play well not that much intense game like Dota 2 and i checked whit afterburner after 40 mins i had like 63C on my gpu if i'm correct,and it was only 50% gpu used,i didn't overclocked or something,maybe i have to push those fans more? it's now on 30 setted in afterburner,in unigine bechmark 4 gpu's temperatures raised to 71 and then i quited the program,i was so afraid that it wont melt or stuff like this,btw really don't know yet cpu remperatures,but i touched the case and the top of it was pritty hot, well i was able to hold hand on it , but it was more then just warm...So my basic question is are those temperatures are normal ? Right now only surfing internet,having few programs on my gpu usage is 35% and temperature is 9C,any help would be appriciate,sorry for my bad english,cheers ! Btw any idea how to check cpu's temperatures?
 
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Dude, fans can get adjusted based on their range. 800-2000rpm means ...800rpm if you are surfing web and 2000rpm if you want to play intense games. So, don't let your fans sit at one speed.

I let my 800-2000rpm fans run at 1100rpm when I surf the web, but when I play games I crank them up to 1800rpm to keep everything cool.

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Dont panic those are perfectly fine temperatures. Graphics cards are designed to run on high temps. The max limit of safe temp is 75c-80c even if u hit 80 sometimes then there is no problem but u should not continuously have your gpu above 80c.

Clean ur gpu with blower atleast once in a month

For cpu temp download "realtemp". cpu normal temp during games is around 60c
 

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ye i guess i will install some fans, in the back of the case and somewhere else ) like u mentioned in the bottom
 
Fans are very overlooked. I changed my front fan and added a bottom fan and expected an improvement....instead I got blown away. My gaming CPU and GPU dropped by 6C each. That was a huge game changer. Instead of reaching 70C I was in the low 60s. and it was all due to the fans.
 

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right now played some bf3 campaign for like 15 minutes and in "hot zones" my gpu temperature was 81c i guess it's a lot isn't it ?....
 

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right now i'm not planning to overcloak or something,i'm just interested if my tempeture is allright...ye i'm planning to buy hyper evo 212 this month
 

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and ye the fan is spinning i can see through the case =)
 
81C in BF3 is really hot (even if your room is warm) for most builds. Try adding a good fan to blow air from the bottom up. It'll pass the GPU heat out in doing so.

I asked about CPU cooler, cuz the fx-6300 is a really good CPU but needs good cooling to get the great performance.
 

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maybe in afterburner i should adjust more fan "power"? i setted it on auto right now,so it's 30%... should i up a bit or leave how it is and get some decent fans to cool down my machine?
 


Dude, fans can get adjusted based on their range. 800-2000rpm means ...800rpm if you are surfing web and 2000rpm if you want to play intense games. So, don't let your fans sit at one speed.

I let my 800-2000rpm fans run at 1100rpm when I surf the web, but when I play games I crank them up to 1800rpm to keep everything cool.
 
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okey,i just used in afterburnen fans to come up as much as they need to when they need to,then i'l check those temps
 

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okey so played a bit on everything max bf3 at singleplayer well temperature of gpu was 66 , cpu 67 , fan speed 44 in afterburner,are those stats normal ?well it's not 81C anymore :D that's good
 
Those temps are normal. I crank my fans up to 80/90% when playing BF3 multiplayer. And my CPU n GPU reach 65C. I advise you to manually set fan speed when you want to stress your system. You fans are built to be pushed. Some fans have a range ..800-2200rpm and others are fixed...1200rpm +-10%.

Glad you found a solution...manually adjust fans. Systems are supposed to adjust by themselves but I've never been impressed with their ability to do so adequately.
 

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ye finally temps went down a bit :) btw when i got my pc (that was 2 days ago) not the newest drivers were install - 9.18.13.697 - 2012.10.02 should i get the newest or i'm okey whit these?
 
Yeah, you might as well update the drivers. You should have all drivers up to date unless a driver gives you problems. Sometimes updating GPU driver can feel like a step backwards. If you update the driver and you have issues, you can simply roll back to prior driver.
 

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thanks,will do :)