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On what temp one gpu can goes down?

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June 4, 2014 8:12:23 AM

My case is pretty small acer predator g3620 and my 770 msi oc is overheating to 70c can i play with that temp or is dangeorous for the gpu?

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June 4, 2014 8:15:21 AM

70C is perfectly fine for a GPU.
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June 4, 2014 8:17:17 AM

Denis Stoikovski said:
My case is pretty small acer predator g3620 and my 770 msi oc is overheating to 70c can i play with that temp or is dangeorous for the gpu?


That temp. is actually impressive.Anything above 90 is suicide.
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June 4, 2014 8:22:23 AM

8bitpwnage said:
Denis Stoikovski said:
My case is pretty small acer predator g3620 and my 770 msi oc is overheating to 70c can i play with that temp or is dangeorous for the gpu?


That temp. is actually impressive.Anything above 90 is suicide.


90? i knew that gpu's are screwing on 80 some guys here said it
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June 4, 2014 8:44:52 AM

Denis Stoikovski said:
8bitpwnage said:
Denis Stoikovski said:
My case is pretty small acer predator g3620 and my 770 msi oc is overheating to 70c can i play with that temp or is dangeorous for the gpu?


That temp. is actually impressive.Anything above 90 is suicide.


90? i knew that gpu's are screwing on 80 some guys here said it


80 is fine but monitor the temperature often.
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June 4, 2014 8:48:59 AM

most nvidia cards start to throttle around 80c, amd cards start around 90c. if you are running at 70c when gaming you are just fine.
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June 4, 2014 8:53:46 AM

ChrisR83 said:
most nvidia cards start to throttle around 80c, amd cards start around 90c. if you are running at 70c when gaming you are just fine.


one time it goed to 78 but i changed the fan speed still curious what will happen if its 80 the game starts to lag and get lower fps or the gpu will go down and i'l need anew one
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June 4, 2014 9:08:00 AM

if you do hit your cards max temp (lets say its 80c) it will just reduce the power and run at its max capability without exceeding 80c to prevent possible damage to the card. it will not permanently damage the card if you hit 80c here and there.

if you were always at 80c, i would consider replacing your case fans with better ones, or if possible add more fans to your case. something else to look at are the cables inside your case, if they are a spider web looking mess, try moving them around and cleaning it up to allow for good airflow inside your case.
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June 4, 2014 9:12:24 AM

ChrisR83 said:
if you do hit your cards max temp (lets say its 80c) it will just reduce the power and run at its max capability without exceeding 80c to prevent possible damage to the card. it will not permanently damage the card if you hit 80c here and there.

if you were always at 80c, i would consider replacing your case fans with better ones, or if possible add more fans to your case. something else to look at are the cables inside your case, if they are a spider web looking mess, try moving them around and cleaning it up to allow for good airflow inside your case.


I clean my case every month right now there is no dust except some on the hdd on top of it new case yeah i though of that corsair 300r is it a good choice?
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June 4, 2014 9:18:16 AM

yeah it says you can mount up to 7 fans in that case. if you do add more fans, a good setup is front/bottom are cool air intake. and have back/top exhaust.
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