- Jan 24, 2014
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Hello all,
I've recently put together a new build and it's been working like a dream so far. But i notice that even in games that shouldn't be giving my new card a problem, such as CS:GO or Borderlands 2, my Ref cooler 780 climbs up to 82 C and that seems way to high from what i was looking into.
It seems higher than my old 6870, and that card ran both of those games with no problems alos on max settings. I was wondering if this is a common problem? I ran a very minor overclock in EVGA Precision X (GPU clock 50+ and mem clock 150+) I set it back to factory after i noticed the raised temps in CS:GO thinking maybe something amiss with the overclock but the temperatures didn't seem to change at all. It typically runs idle at 37C.
Anybody have any suggestions? I'm pretty sure my Airflow should be decent enough. My specs are as follows:
i5 4670k OC'd to 4.2GHz
H100I cooler
16GB Corsair Vengence RAM @ 1866Mhz
ASUS Maximus Hero
Corsair 750D Full Tower
RM1000 PSU
GTX 780 SC
I've recently put together a new build and it's been working like a dream so far. But i notice that even in games that shouldn't be giving my new card a problem, such as CS:GO or Borderlands 2, my Ref cooler 780 climbs up to 82 C and that seems way to high from what i was looking into.
It seems higher than my old 6870, and that card ran both of those games with no problems alos on max settings. I was wondering if this is a common problem? I ran a very minor overclock in EVGA Precision X (GPU clock 50+ and mem clock 150+) I set it back to factory after i noticed the raised temps in CS:GO thinking maybe something amiss with the overclock but the temperatures didn't seem to change at all. It typically runs idle at 37C.
Anybody have any suggestions? I'm pretty sure my Airflow should be decent enough. My specs are as follows:
i5 4670k OC'd to 4.2GHz
H100I cooler
16GB Corsair Vengence RAM @ 1866Mhz
ASUS Maximus Hero
Corsair 750D Full Tower
RM1000 PSU
GTX 780 SC
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