I have a Intel 3.5 GHz Quad ivy bridge 77W CPU i7-4770k , ASUS Intel Motherboard V-pro with Z87 , Corsair Ram 8.00 GB (1800) , OS Windows 8.1 Pro . 2x SSD Samsung 840 evo set at ( Raid 0 ) , The Graphics Car in it is a Asus GTX770 with built on the GTX780 Board . 20% Cooler ! LOL ! over heats ! lowered the seating's it will run for 3 hours before over heating . On a good day . Some time it will lock up . Only in game play works good but for game play over heating . (WOW) Game .
Need a Graphics thas will keep up with me !
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Jay Lavistria
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I dont see how anything in there could be overheating.
The GTX 770 should not be overheating unless either the CPU's overheating or the case has poor ventilation.
The GTX 770 should not be overheating unless either the CPU's overheating or the case has poor ventilation.
The case is a full tower Silver Stone . the CPU has a corsair 100 cooling system . never gets over 82 F . i put a water block on the GTX770 and it will over heat this too . x3 120mm fans on the water cooling system . Big Radiator will keep it cool for longer just like some thing is bad with the card or can not keep up with me .
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