Hi Guys Does Temp For Zotac Gtx 670 2GB Looks Fine Idle 48 c And Under load 95 c

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- Cleanse your GPU chip surface with alcohol swipes (or Q-tips reasonably impregnated with alcohol), cleanse the small soldering lines at the periphery without leaving fiber or lint sticking to them (making lacohol impregnated Q-tips compact enough, or better using small alcohol pads), cleanse edges of the chip. Multiple cleansing passes until there are no remainders of the thermalpaste on the chip itself and mostly none on the soldering peripheral soldering lines and edges.
Cleanse thoroughly using alcohol pads the graphic heat sink surface that will come in contact and cover later the chip.

- Wipe off clean all surfaces with lint/fiber free cloth (I use Q-tips carefully) Let the whole thing sit until dry (usually 15-30minutes)...
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- Those are definitely on the higher side temps, gtx 670 should be idling at about 11+ room temp = 35 degrees with fan RPM between 28 to 35%
- At load temps should be around 55+ room temp = 75 to 80 degrees max with GPU fan rpm higher per fan curve.
Since your card is running a bit on the hot side I would suggest checking your case for proper and sufficient airflow to support the card exhausting hot air and renewing fresh cool air around it.
- If- on the other side- this is a new occurrence and your card was running previously at more reasonable temps, the card might need some cleaning or eventually re-application of new thermal paste to it's heat sink.
 
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It could be the quality of the thermal paste itself or the quality of it's application (not enough or more often over-applied), not mentioning assembly misalignement (cooling heat sink would not sit properly parallel and snug with gpu core).
 
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- Cleanse your GPU chip surface with alcohol swipes (or Q-tips reasonably impregnated with alcohol), cleanse the small soldering lines at the periphery without leaving fiber or lint sticking to them (making lacohol impregnated Q-tips compact enough, or better using small alcohol pads), cleanse edges of the chip. Multiple cleansing passes until there are no remainders of the thermalpaste on the chip itself and mostly none on the soldering peripheral soldering lines and edges.
Cleanse thoroughly using alcohol pads the graphic heat sink surface that will come in contact and cover later the chip.

- Wipe off clean all surfaces with lint/fiber free cloth (I use Q-tips carefully) Let the whole thing sit until dry (usually 15-30minutes).
Reapply thermalpaste preferably a dot right on the center of the chip (it will spread gradually and evenly to a fine layer between chip and heatsink after proper assembly) putting too much of it will make it act as a heat insulator = opposite of the desired effect and will overlap on the soldering and edges of the chip)
- How-To: Properly Apply Thermal Paste and Install a CPU >> https://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-properly-apply-thermal-paste-and-install-a-cpu/
 
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