- Jul 5, 2013
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Hi,
I'm getting awful temperatures from my Asus GTX 670. I played Splinter Cell: Blacklist for about 20 minutes and the temperatures were 90 degrees celsius!!! I have added a fan to the back but it seems to be doing nothing. I am using a stock CPU cooler but I plan to upgrade; I guess that this won't affect the GPU's temperatures? I have a good PSU etc. I think the cable management is OK; however, my room is a hot room- the hottest in the house. I know this doesn't help but surely 90' is too hot in games. It isn't normal! It only does this in demanding games such as Crysis, Battlefield and Splinter Cell. How can I improve the airflow? I'm using this case: http://www.aone.co.uk/ProdInfo.ASP?ProductID=3020
It isn't the best case but it isn't bad??? Please can you help me, I'm not happy with these temperatures! Could I add water cooling to the graphics card? I don't know much about water cooling...
I'm getting awful temperatures from my Asus GTX 670. I played Splinter Cell: Blacklist for about 20 minutes and the temperatures were 90 degrees celsius!!! I have added a fan to the back but it seems to be doing nothing. I am using a stock CPU cooler but I plan to upgrade; I guess that this won't affect the GPU's temperatures? I have a good PSU etc. I think the cable management is OK; however, my room is a hot room- the hottest in the house. I know this doesn't help but surely 90' is too hot in games. It isn't normal! It only does this in demanding games such as Crysis, Battlefield and Splinter Cell. How can I improve the airflow? I'm using this case: http://www.aone.co.uk/ProdInfo.ASP?ProductID=3020
It isn't the best case but it isn't bad??? Please can you help me, I'm not happy with these temperatures! Could I add water cooling to the graphics card? I don't know much about water cooling...
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