GTX 460 1gb temps

aorticgriin

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Hey, I currently have two GTX 460's in SLI, flash bios'd from a geforce to a evga superclocked. Current voltage is 1.05 - 1.075 customized in nibitor. The clock is at 875/1750/2000. With fan speeds at 100%, after gaming for one hour, no artifacts or crashes, nothing, Im reaching 78-83C. Are these temps safe? considering my fan speed and all? Thanks ahead of time.
 
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Nvidia's 400 series is made to run hot. With my GTX 470 I found that it was spec'ed to run up to 110 C (but I backed off when I approached 100 C). 78-83 is a bit warm, but not outside spec. I would still recommend that you supplement the cooling with a side dooor fan or modding the cards with better cooling.

chesteracorgi

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Nvidia's 400 series is made to run hot. With my GTX 470 I found that it was spec'ed to run up to 110 C (but I backed off when I approached 100 C). 78-83 is a bit warm, but not outside spec. I would still recommend that you supplement the cooling with a side dooor fan or modding the cards with better cooling.
 
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Frizzo

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you flashed the bios of the video card? i know i've heard of that, sounds interesting. one thing i can tell you is that i've monitored a gtx 580 evga 3072, and with maximum fan cooling (multiple 9" diameter fans blowing), just off nvidias demo software it was at 85C. Right now i have a gtx 560 asus directcu, it seems to be better cooling than most of these cards, don't really see this one go over 65C.
 

PrvtChurch

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REALLY!?!? My 470 runs at 43 Idle and around 75-80 under stress....