This is my setup: Res/pump > 200mm rad > GPU > 240mm rad > CPU
Both radiators are in push/pull config.
GPU temps:
Idle: 21c (+/-1)
Load: 55c
CPU temps:
Idle: mid-high 20s
Load: low 50s
Those are running stress tests (but not at the same time). When I'm gaming (which is what I mostly do) the temps are lower.
The thing that I'm wondering about is my idle GPU temps. Not that I'm complaining or anything but they seem quite low considering my room temp is 21-22c. Is it simply because it uses so little power or is there a false reading or maybe faulty card? The load temps seem to be accurate and games run really well so I don't think its a faulty card (although it does make a buzzing noise when under load)
What startles me further is that after googling gtx560 Ti temps, a lot of people were complaining about the temps being too high for idle (in the 30s to 40s).
Both radiators are in push/pull config.
GPU temps:
Idle: 21c (+/-1)
Load: 55c
CPU temps:
Idle: mid-high 20s
Load: low 50s
Those are running stress tests (but not at the same time). When I'm gaming (which is what I mostly do) the temps are lower.
The thing that I'm wondering about is my idle GPU temps. Not that I'm complaining or anything but they seem quite low considering my room temp is 21-22c. Is it simply because it uses so little power or is there a false reading or maybe faulty card? The load temps seem to be accurate and games run really well so I don't think its a faulty card (although it does make a buzzing noise when under load)
What startles me further is that after googling gtx560 Ti temps, a lot of people were complaining about the temps being too high for idle (in the 30s to 40s).
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