D Deric_1 Commendable Aug 6, 2016 9 0 1,510 Aug 6, 2016 #1 I opened up MSI afterburner to see my temps, and I'm getting 55-60c idle temps. Is that normal? I am using a Reference Design R9 290. however, even though I am using a Reference Design, are those temps normal for that cooler? Thank You.
I opened up MSI afterburner to see my temps, and I'm getting 55-60c idle temps. Is that normal? I am using a Reference Design R9 290. however, even though I am using a Reference Design, are those temps normal for that cooler? Thank You.
Solution M M maxwellmelon Aug 6, 2016 not unless your room is 120F. what is your motherboard temp showing (indication of your case temp) and if this is high then you need better case cooling. it should be 5-10c at most at idle above your motherboard temp (make sure your gpu is really under no load) 50-60 is more of 20-40% load area.
not unless your room is 120F. what is your motherboard temp showing (indication of your case temp) and if this is high then you need better case cooling. it should be 5-10c at most at idle above your motherboard temp (make sure your gpu is really under no load) 50-60 is more of 20-40% load area.
M maxwellmelon Splendid Oct 2, 2013 2,511 0 24,010 Aug 6, 2016 Solution #2 not unless your room is 120F. what is your motherboard temp showing (indication of your case temp) and if this is high then you need better case cooling. it should be 5-10c at most at idle above your motherboard temp (make sure your gpu is really under no load) 50-60 is more of 20-40% load area. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
not unless your room is 120F. what is your motherboard temp showing (indication of your case temp) and if this is high then you need better case cooling. it should be 5-10c at most at idle above your motherboard temp (make sure your gpu is really under no load) 50-60 is more of 20-40% load area.
Belphegore Respectable Mar 27, 2016 366 0 2,160 Aug 6, 2016 #3 My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card. Upvote 0 Downvote
My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card.
M maxwellmelon Splendid Oct 2, 2013 2,511 0 24,010 Aug 6, 2016 #4 Belphegore : My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r9-290x-hawaii-review,3650-35.html you must have gotten a good card as toms hardware says the ref card will hit 95c in no time at full speed and use every bit of that cooling fan Upvote 0 Downvote
Belphegore : My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r9-290x-hawaii-review,3650-35.html you must have gotten a good card as toms hardware says the ref card will hit 95c in no time at full speed and use every bit of that cooling fan
Belphegore Respectable Mar 27, 2016 366 0 2,160 Aug 6, 2016 #5 maxwellmelon : Belphegore : My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r9-290x-hawaii-review,3650-35.html you must have gotten a good card as toms hardware says the ref card will hit 95c in no time at full speed and use every bit of that cooling fan Yeah I also didn't see that he was referring to a reference card, my bad. Mine was an MSI Lightning. Upvote 0 Downvote
maxwellmelon : Belphegore : My R9 290x idled at 29C, and reached 60-70C under full load with fans at 35%. Definitely not normal to idle at that temp, even for a reference card. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r9-290x-hawaii-review,3650-35.html you must have gotten a good card as toms hardware says the ref card will hit 95c in no time at full speed and use every bit of that cooling fan Yeah I also didn't see that he was referring to a reference card, my bad. Mine was an MSI Lightning.