My NVIDIA 660ti EVGA's internal fan recently started going out, and my computer restarted many times because of this.
I have a few questions about my recent dilemma:
1. My GPU heated up and my computer restarted around 10 times. Could this have seriously damaged my GPU, and should I get a new one?
2. Is an external GPU fan strong enough to replace the internal fan completely?
3. How can I prevent this from happening again? Is there a way in NVIDIA's software that will warn me of overheating?
4. What is the healthy temperature range of a GPU while gaming/doing graphics intensive processes?
I have a few questions about my recent dilemma:
1. My GPU heated up and my computer restarted around 10 times. Could this have seriously damaged my GPU, and should I get a new one?
2. Is an external GPU fan strong enough to replace the internal fan completely?
3. How can I prevent this from happening again? Is there a way in NVIDIA's software that will warn me of overheating?
4. What is the healthy temperature range of a GPU while gaming/doing graphics intensive processes?
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