- Dec 20, 2015
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Hello Community!
I try to explain my problem shortly. So, I have a Gigabyte Windforce 1060 6GB GPU in a Sharkoon DG7000 case, with the original 2 14cm fans in front and with one 14cm in the back. My GPU when I stressed it, reaches 80+. I know it's not bad for a GPU, but now my rooms temperature is only 18 celsius, but soon summer will be here, when my room will reach the 38-40 celsius, so I am fearing about the overheat. I saw a lot of tests about my GPU and noone had this problem with it. Before this GPU I had an R9 280 and I had the same problem with it too, so I tried to think about it what causes this.
Well maybe I found the problem, but I hope you guys will reply to me and give me some positive energy about my theory. I have a Scythe Ninja 3 CPU cooler and it's really- really big. You can just put one of your fingers between the GPU and the CPU cooler (they are pretty close to each other)
My CPU max temperature was 40 celsius so the cooler is really great, but I wonder if that cooler can make my GPU hotter? I mean put my hand in the case when it was under stress and on that little space the air is actually really hot, so...I
s that possible the hot air can't go out from there because the only air-out fan can't do the job quickly? Or because of the really big cpu cooler the hot air can't escape the case? Or maybe the CPU cooler is overheating the GPU? If I would buy a liquid cooler for the CPU than I will have +1 fan on the top what is pulling out the hot air from the case, so should that help to go down with the GPU temperature?
(Please don't write that to turn down the clokc rate of the GPU or make custom fan curve, because the clock rate is on the factory value and I tried the custom fan curve. I have a Cooler Master G550M PSU that is far enough and good for the PC, so not a bad quality PSU effects the GPU. Thank you for the understand!)
Thank you for the answers and sorry for my bad Enligsh and gramming! I hope you guys you can help me.
Best Regards,
I try to explain my problem shortly. So, I have a Gigabyte Windforce 1060 6GB GPU in a Sharkoon DG7000 case, with the original 2 14cm fans in front and with one 14cm in the back. My GPU when I stressed it, reaches 80+. I know it's not bad for a GPU, but now my rooms temperature is only 18 celsius, but soon summer will be here, when my room will reach the 38-40 celsius, so I am fearing about the overheat. I saw a lot of tests about my GPU and noone had this problem with it. Before this GPU I had an R9 280 and I had the same problem with it too, so I tried to think about it what causes this.
Well maybe I found the problem, but I hope you guys will reply to me and give me some positive energy about my theory. I have a Scythe Ninja 3 CPU cooler and it's really- really big. You can just put one of your fingers between the GPU and the CPU cooler (they are pretty close to each other)
My CPU max temperature was 40 celsius so the cooler is really great, but I wonder if that cooler can make my GPU hotter? I mean put my hand in the case when it was under stress and on that little space the air is actually really hot, so...I
s that possible the hot air can't go out from there because the only air-out fan can't do the job quickly? Or because of the really big cpu cooler the hot air can't escape the case? Or maybe the CPU cooler is overheating the GPU? If I would buy a liquid cooler for the CPU than I will have +1 fan on the top what is pulling out the hot air from the case, so should that help to go down with the GPU temperature?
(Please don't write that to turn down the clokc rate of the GPU or make custom fan curve, because the clock rate is on the factory value and I tried the custom fan curve. I have a Cooler Master G550M PSU that is far enough and good for the PC, so not a bad quality PSU effects the GPU. Thank you for the understand!)
Thank you for the answers and sorry for my bad Enligsh and gramming! I hope you guys you can help me.
Best Regards,
But I have no complain about it, it's working gratefully so for me it's ok. 
) What you think about it?
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