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May 21, 2014 9:34:41 PM

This is the card I have recently gotten. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

What temperature should I expect out of this card at max settings? I have seen it go up to 70c and that's pretty hot.

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May 21, 2014 9:44:34 PM

GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.
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May 21, 2014 9:53:07 PM

Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?
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May 21, 2014 9:57:51 PM

GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?
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May 21, 2014 10:09:12 PM

Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?


Well you're not overclocking the card, probably when it hits the 80s, that's the time you should be worried. Make sure there's nothing blocking the airflow for the GPU.
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May 21, 2014 10:15:02 PM

GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?


Well you're not overclocking the card, probably when it hits the 80s, that's the time you should be worried. Make sure there's nothing blocking the airflow for the GPU.


Blocking how...? My case has pretty good air flow in all honesty.
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May 21, 2014 10:26:42 PM

Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?


Well you're not overclocking the card, probably when it hits the 80s, that's the time you should be worried. Make sure there's nothing blocking the airflow for the GPU.


Blocking how...? My case has pretty good air flow in all honesty.


I said "blocking the airflow" and what i meant by that is make sure no wires are interrupting the air flow that goes to the GPU, for example, some people just don't care about cable management and there are wires all over the place, that can cause bad airflow inside the case. So if you're not one of those guys, then you're all good.
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May 21, 2014 10:34:06 PM

GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?


Well you're not overclocking the card, probably when it hits the 80s, that's the time you should be worried. Make sure there's nothing blocking the airflow for the GPU.


Blocking how...? My case has pretty good air flow in all honesty.


I said "blocking the airflow" and what i meant by that is make sure no wires are interrupting the air flow that goes to the GPU, for example, some people just don't care about cable management and there are wires all over the place, that can cause bad airflow inside the case. So if you're not one of those guys, then you're all good.


Oh, I see. Yeah, I think the only real thing that's techincally "blocking" anything is my watercooling I have for my CPU. Those are some pretty big tubes lol.
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May 21, 2014 10:37:22 PM

Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
Lemontitties said:
GlenicoNico said:
70c is alright, as stated by NVIDIA ( http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt... ) it's max is 95c so you're far from overheating. Did you overclock that card? Some people get around 75c overclocked.


No, I didn't see a reason to overclock it since it's already powerful as it is lol.


True, that card is a beast right out of the box! So you're still worried?


Well, I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I have no clue if I should be worried or not. What temperature should I be looking out for?


Well you're not overclocking the card, probably when it hits the 80s, that's the time you should be worried. Make sure there's nothing blocking the airflow for the GPU.


Blocking how...? My case has pretty good air flow in all honesty.


I said "blocking the airflow" and what i meant by that is make sure no wires are interrupting the air flow that goes to the GPU, for example, some people just don't care about cable management and there are wires all over the place, that can cause bad airflow inside the case. So if you're not one of those guys, then you're all good.


Oh, I see. Yeah, I think the only real thing that's techincally "blocking" anything is my watercooling I have for my CPU. Those are some pretty big tubes lol.


Oh, ok. No airflow problems then. :) 
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