gtx 980 ti

Lone-Revenant · Oct 27, 2016

I Have the acx 2.0 evga 980ti and an i5 4690 cpu. I noticed in bf1 my gpu runs fans at about 50-55% and stays around 78-79 degrees. Everyone tells me theirs runs much cooler. my case is clean and great airflow. My cpu tops out at about 59 degrees. I also noticed my cpu hits 100% load a lot but BF1 is suppose to have issues with i5's atm. just wanting feedback on if fans are ok to run for many hours at 50-60% and if the temps are safe. I know they are below limit.

fedefury · Oct 27, 2016

If i were you i would change the fan curve on the driver you have installed, this allows you to increase your fan speed earlier on so that your card wont reach that temp!

Lone-Revenant · Oct 27, 2016

I thought about it. i was told up to 80% fan speed for 24/7 usage is ok?

GameFreak01048 · Oct 27, 2016

Lone-Revenant :

As already stated, it would be a good idea to change your fan curves, usually your GPU will come with a program on a disc that allows you to monitor temps and edit the fan curve, I just got a 1060 yesterday and I edited the fan curve on it so that the fan speed percentage is the same as the temperature, never goes above 50 degrees

fedefury · Oct 27, 2016

Lone-Revenant :

yes thats fine, if the noise bothers you from the fans, dont be afraid to lower the fan curve just slightly

envy14tpe · Oct 27, 2016

No matter which brand of GPU you have you can use MSI Afterburner. I love it cuz it has on screen display (see temps and such) and I can make a custom fan curve. With that said, I set my fan curve to 0% up to 50C then fan kicks it. By 60C the fan is at 50%, at 70C the fan is 80%, then it climbs.

I run BF1 at load around 72C with 82% fan speed. The GPU keeps flopping up and down in GPU Usage. There is some weird issue with the game now. My i5 performs like yours and I think you are having the game stuttering too. My CPU is constantly at 100% usage and I've never seen this before in a game. BF3 my CPU was always around 85% usage.

Set a custom curve in the MSI Afterburner. And lets wait for game fixes with stuttering.

n0ns3ns3 · Oct 27, 2016

this temps are safe. you can setup custom fan curve using the EVGA Precision to lower temps by ramping up the fans speed.
you can also check that the cooler is clean beneath the fans. and of course you can replace the thermal paste.

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