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hello guys...
iam having some problem with my xfx 9800gtx+ 512mb graphic card...
the avg idle temp shoots upto 61 to 64 degrees celcius
when i play game it gets even higher ...say 75 and above and the game freezes...
pls help me how to solve my problem....iam a beginer and dono abt overclocking and stuffs...so pls help me..

i read thru the forums saying tat 9800gtx avg idle temp shud be aroun 50-55 degrees..
i dono y my gpu is heatin up a lot....

thanks in advance...

Message edited by logesh_v on 04-25-2009 at 07:45:16 AM

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Nice grammar :kaola:

You will need to increase the fan speed...google maybe?

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google? is this ur answer???? bro ive already tried google..cudnt get proper solutuion...
pls heklp me to get my graphic card temperature down....i dono y it suddenly shhot upto 61 degrees at idle state and even when i start my pc after 8 hrs break....
i read avg idle temp is only 46 to 50 recently..pls help

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Spellcheck is your friend, sir.

Try updating the drivers, download the newest ones from
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

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irkjab wrote :

Spellcheck is your friend, sir.

Try updating the drivers, download the newest ones from
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

I felt i may have taken my....suggestion on his typos to far...i had to reframe

Well since you can ...... ..... i can understand how you couldn't get much from google :sarcastic:

http://www.google.com/search?clien [...] gle+Search

GOSH i want to ... you so badly...can't even use google....*sigh*

Here you go *expletive*

Message edited by rewindlabs on 04-25-2009 at 07:24:41 AM

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thanks for quick reply..i have the latest driver installled...i have nvidia driver[182.50] on xp 64bit system

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Now if you're going to google it for him, might as well do it in style rewind

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=9800gtx+fan+control

I believe that rivatuner lets you adjust fan speeds. If you still get problems with the fan turned up, you might have a defective card.

http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?page=rivatuner

Message edited by irkjab on 04-25-2009 at 07:37:25 AM

hello Rewindlabs....am not hear to fight or anything like that sort....all i want is a solution..
i googled and each one is givin different answers...
some suggest to tune the gfx card using riva tuner...and control fan speed..
some say to manuallu overspeed the gpu fan...but i dont want to fry my gfx card...cos its only 30 days old...whenever i have any prob..i post it in this forum...i get replies and my prob is over...very simple

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Use the first link in the link i posted....

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Reply to rewindlabs

Ntune also lets you control fan speeds.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/ntune_5.05.54.00.html

aahh...thanks irkjab..ill try it now...

@Rewindlabs:
if i want to google myself ...ill do it happily...why would i register in this forum and post my doubt here....??..

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:ange: :sarcastic:

It took me 5 seconds on google to come up with the answer.... :sweat:

Really you should learn up on your system if you doubt yourself so much to find software for it :pt1cable:

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rewindlabs:
so wat is ur answer now????again try google?????

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@ irkjab, it does? I thought it was just a monitor?

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Yup, you can adjust fan speeds and overclock with Ntune. I don't think that it saves the settings though, so you'd have to reconfigure it after every reboot.

@irkjab:
r u sure it wont burn the gpu if we manually increase the settings in ntune??? iam little afraid if my gpu will get burnt....

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hi irkjab..
when i try to manually increse the gpu cooling it says "the changes made were invalid and will not be applied"
http://s182.photobucket.com/albums [...] =error.jpg
see the image and help me pls

Reply to logesh_v

Turning the fan up in ntune won't fry your card.

I've never got an error like that. Does it work if you set the fan to 100%?

If it doesn't, try the fan settings on rivatuner.

You won't have any chance of damaging your card unless you try overclock it.

Try rivatuner

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atlast i got it...i added a new rule for gpu fan on the ntune...and now the fan tem is working fine...thanks for ur kind info irkjab....now i used gpu-z to check my gpu temperature...and its 52 degrees at idle and even when i play gta4 it doesnt shoot up higher than 60degrees...thanks a lot

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A good cleaning never hurts, either. Dust is your enemy.

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