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Sproutzy

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Hi,

I'm getting really high temps for my Primary GPU and I don't really know how to solve the problem.

It idles at around 70C and reaches 100C whilst stressing.

My MOBO only had 2 PCIe slots which means they are extremely close together. During stressing tasks the fan is pretty much 100% and even needs to be high when idling which is annoying as it's quite loud.

Any ideas on how to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Luke
 
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You're going to have to increase your entire case airflow. Have a look at your case, and ensure that you're pulling in lots of fresh air and make sure the room it's very hot. That's the only solution at this point.
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noahhicks

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You're going to have to increase your entire case airflow. Have a look at your case, and ensure that you're pulling in lots of fresh air and make sure the room it's very hot. That's the only solution at this point.
 
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Sproutzy

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Thanks for your reply.

My room is barely even warm and I've increased my case airflow to the best of my ability. Not really sure what else I can do.

Is there a way to make my bottom card the primary?
 
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noahhicks

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There's no way to make the bottom card the primary. PCIexpress slots for dual setups have a 1 and 2 setup that is hardwired into the MB.

A buddy of mine takes the side off his case and points a desk fan at it... It's not elegant, but it is effective.
 
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