Depending on your card, I'd say it's just fine. Most GPUs sit around that temp under load. If it's a 40nm GPU though, you should probably crank up the fan speed a bit (get Rivatuner if you don't have it).
Depending on your card, I'd say it's just fine. Most GPUs sit around that temp under load. If it's a 40nm GPU though, you should probably crank up the fan speed a bit (get Rivatuner if you don't have it).
Depending on your card, I'd say it's just fine. Most GPUs sit around that temp under load. If it's a 40nm GPU though, you should probably crank up the fan speed a bit (get Rivatuner if you don't have it).
szafto
Its a 55nm, gtx 260 :D
your temps are fine then. She should handle things into the low 90s under the most extreme conditions. Just crank up the fanspeed if that happens
90 C?! [QUOTE="wklzip"]That's normal for most gpu's. Anything under 90C is fine. :) 90 C. Jesus christ my fingers would melt if I touched those things.
[QUOTE="mr-sheep"]90 C?! [QUOTE="wklzip"]That's normal for most gpu's. Anything under 90C is fine. :) 90 C. Jesus christ my fingers would melt if I touched those things. Maybe your fingers, but GPU's can handle up to 105C anything above that is a death sentence for them.
[QUOTE="wklzip"][QUOTE="mr-sheep"]90 C?! [QUOTE="wklzip"]That's normal for most gpu's. Anything under 90C is fine. :) 90 C. Jesus christ my fingers would melt if I touched those things. Maybe your fingers, but GPU's can handle up to 105C anything above that is a death sentence for them. I can confirm that... my 8800 GTX hit 105C in Crysis a while back :P It's tucked away in my server to do folding now, and it's still running strong.
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