Nvida gtx 760 high temps?

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Orangescionxb

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So I just recently went from and old ultra tech fan drivin heat sink in a antec 900 mid tower case to a corsair 600t case and chaned to the corsair h100i liquid cooling with a push pull fan set up. The rest is a gigabyte mobo with 8gigs of gskill ddr2 1066 ram, amd 3.2ghz phenom 2 quad core CPU with the Nvidia gtx 760 2gig dedicated. So my question is when ever I'm playing diablo 3 with settings maxed out like everything on high. My graphics card hits 65-76c some times 80c, is that normal or safe even? And if it's even relevant the rest of the computer stays at 34c the whole time
 
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Since you have the reference cooler, I wouldn't worry about your temps until you get upwards of 85-90c.
Update: for better temps, I would recommend trying to place your radiator up on the top of your case for some better airflow and working on some cable management, your temps will improve significantly.
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Novuake

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Uhmmm you have been giving great input lately, but... No? 80C is nothing. Especially for stick cooling.
 
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laviniuc

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guess you're right and i'm too paranoid about too high temps but it always have a problem when i see temps over 70C
 
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Orangescionxb

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To In3rt1a: it's I guess the reference model straight from nvidia them self I got it at best buy( my first mistake I think lol) and for my cable management there. All routed through the back. But I have the push/pull radiator setup in between the graphics card and hard drive bays.
 
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Since you have the reference cooler, I wouldn't worry about your temps until you get upwards of 85-90c.
Update: for better temps, I would recommend trying to place your radiator up on the top of your case for some better airflow and working on some cable management, your temps will improve significantly.
 
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