Hi, I have an EVGA Nvidia 670 2gb. I've had it for two and a half years now.
It gets really hot and always has. I break 80c in just about every game, unless it's old or not demanding at all. I'm playing Hard Reset right now on max graphics - a 4 year old game. My GPU is constantly between 80-85c. I've seen it break 90c before, but very rarely. It stays between 80c-85c a lot. Games such as Chivalry, TF2, LoL, etc. it stays below 60.
My CPU is fine -- never seen it break 55c, even when my gpu is this hot.
So... is this fine? I've googled and looked on these forums as well as talked to people - the consensus seems to be 60-75c is normal. Does this mean my GPU runs extraordinarily hot? If so -- what can I do outside of watercooling to bring the temps down?
I don't notice performance issues due to temperatures. Even when my GPU gets 80c or above, I still can break 60 fps (obviously not all the time in newer games). I'm just more concerned about the gpu failing before it should due to high temps.
It gets really hot and always has. I break 80c in just about every game, unless it's old or not demanding at all. I'm playing Hard Reset right now on max graphics - a 4 year old game. My GPU is constantly between 80-85c. I've seen it break 90c before, but very rarely. It stays between 80c-85c a lot. Games such as Chivalry, TF2, LoL, etc. it stays below 60.
My CPU is fine -- never seen it break 55c, even when my gpu is this hot.
So... is this fine? I've googled and looked on these forums as well as talked to people - the consensus seems to be 60-75c is normal. Does this mean my GPU runs extraordinarily hot? If so -- what can I do outside of watercooling to bring the temps down?
I don't notice performance issues due to temperatures. Even when my GPU gets 80c or above, I still can break 60 fps (obviously not all the time in newer games). I'm just more concerned about the gpu failing before it should due to high temps.
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