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REDJARHEAD

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Ok, I finally got one Corsair instead CX750.

The PSU does make a lot of noise when playing games

GPU Temperature is 69 to 71 degrees Celsius<-is that normal?

Is there a certain temperature that should not be surpassing?
 
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rolli59
That is a fine GPU temp! Mid 90's is the max temp for most modern GPU's so people need not to worry until they start climbing in the 80's.
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REDJARHEAD

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also, is the type of PSU that I have suppose to make noise when in game?
 
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thanks man for your help as well!
 
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but is the GTX 660 Ti suppose to make a lot of noise when gaming?

GPU Temp reaches 70 to 82 degrees celsius <--- I hope that doesn't melt my card :(
 
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While playing BF3, the GPU temp got around max 87 degrees O_O

 
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it's a completely new gtx 660 ti. No dust inside when I opened thee case
 
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modular CX750. Wish I had non-modular tho so that I can have the PCIE connectors attached permanently
 
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