Ever since the release of the Fermi cards, all the discussion has centered around their heat and noise. Noise I can understand because it can really be an annoying distraction. But what's the big deal about the operating temperature of a particular GPU? If the video card is not overheating and is functioning within the normal temperature range, even into the low 90c's, what's wrong with that?
Thanks, this is something I have wondered about due to it coming up so frequently in almost any video card discussion. (I'm sure many you remember that story of an egg getting fried on a GTX480.)
Thanks, this is something I have wondered about due to it coming up so frequently in almost any video card discussion. (I'm sure many you remember that story of an egg getting fried on a GTX480.)