Temperature instnesive game
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nukemaster
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nukemaster
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It seems within spec.
You may get slightly lower temps with more case air flow or if your room temperatures are lower.
If you are worried, you can use something like Trixx or Afterburner to create a slightly faster profile. This would trade some noise for lower temperatures.
You may get slightly lower temps with more case air flow or if your room temperatures are lower.
If you are worried, you can use something like Trixx or Afterburner to create a slightly faster profile. This would trade some noise for lower temperatures.
sportsfanboy
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I agree, make your self a custom fan curve in afterburner, it's easy. Card manufacturers tend to leave the fan curve on the low side to keep the cards from getting too loud.
This can sometimes cause crashes to the display driver or hurt the card's overclocking ability.
This can sometimes cause crashes to the display driver or hurt the card's overclocking ability.
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