Running too Hot gtx 780ti

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Hello , i recently bought a gtx 780ti Video card , but its running too Hot and i dont know the reason behind it or its just my imagination because i dont know a alot of things about Temp .
For example in games like crysis 3 and Tomb rider on Max settings its running like 82-84 C in the first 10 minutes .

My video card is Gainward Gtx 780ti Phantom ,it says it have a good coolers but ...
So i am asking for some suggestions for what my problem could be , and how i can fix it
 
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it seems like the temp is normal for that card, see some reviews of it and its all about the same temp, you can use msi afterburner and set a fan profile, you also can disable vsync in the game, that brings temps down also
 
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80C will be fine if you don't mind it blowing hot air into the room, if not then change the fan speed till you reach a temperature you're happy with (bear in mind it'll sound like there is a small scaled jet engine firing up if you put it too high also great choice, the 780TI is still a fine graphics card)

(Recommend EVGA Precision X for changing fan speed but you can use MSI Afterburner if you want)
 
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of course you can use msi afterburner, you cans et the profile like you whant, and 81 temp running furmark is also normal for that card
 
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Its good that 81 temp is normal but in games is more than that , but is it normal that my fans are 48 % always and when i start playing something the % start moving up to 100 , anyway if i can see some custom fan curve i can make mine like that .
 
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making a custom fan curve is easy, one axis shows fan percentage speed and the other axis shows temperature, if you don't want it to exceed a certain temp then set the fan higher before it reaches that temp *Bear in mind you have to be reasonable since a heat sink and a fan can only displace so much heat*

Also before setting up your fan curve try seeing your average temp with normal fan speeds over an hour or so
 
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