MSI r9 390x Gaming idles at 55 degrees after down clocking to stock speeds

b0ltus · May 6, 2016

Can anybody maybe help me with the following problem?
I overclocked my gpu with msi afterburner and afterwards i downclocked it back to stock speeds because it wasn't running good with the game rise of the tombraider, and now my iddle temps are stuck at 55c and before the overclock it was sitting around the 38c.
Did i ruin something and does anybody knows how to get it back to the 38c?

b0ltus · May 6, 2016

I forgot to mention that i have a fractal design define r4 with 6 140mm fans and one of them is blowing air right at the gpu from the sidepanel

Rogue Leader · May 6, 2016

Have you shut down and let it cool off or anything like that? Once it heats up it takes a bit to cool off.

b0ltus · May 7, 2016

Rogue Leader :

Yep i did that, let it cool off for an entire night with the system completely turned off but it didn't work unfortunately

Rogue Leader · May 7, 2016

What kind of overclock did you give it? Did it crash or reboot?

b0ltus · May 7, 2016

Rogue Leader :

It crashed in game only with rise of the tombraider, i looked it up on the steam forum and there was explained that it was a patch problem and that more people have problems specifically with this game with an overclocked gpu. Other games like shadow of mordor or far cry 4 and even a synthetic benchmark like Valley benchmark run very smooth with it and without any artifacts.

Rogue Leader · May 7, 2016

b0ltus :

Hm strange, well you didn't do any damage which is good, as to why the temp won't go down there is no reason it should not. When you game does it get too hot or is it fine, how about overclocked?

b0ltus · May 7, 2016

Rogue Leader :

Very strange indeed, when i game it runs up to around 75c with the fan pointed at it from the side so it doenst overheat or something. I set a fan curve for the gpu also with msi afterburner so it's always turning for cooling so that isn't a problem either. I didn't overclocked it again because i'm afraid i would damage it that way lol

b0ltus · May 12, 2016

Problem is solved, did a complete bios update and the temps are back to normal

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