Lukinch

It is not this particular game, multiple 'demanding' games are doing this, e.g. AC Odyssey, Worlds Adrift, Black Desert (this one is the worst speaking about temps). Performance is still the same as before, i think i saw some miliseconds freezes on PUBG, but that's all.

Hi, recently i did a complete cleanup to my pc, like... everything. When i builded it again, i turned it up, launched PUBG, and 3 minutes or so after i start hearing really high fan noises, i look at my MSI Afterburner and i see that my GPU temperature is 70-82°C (The fan curve is not extremely agresive nor extremely quiet, it is something like in the middle, always worked fine like this). I got really scared because before i had temps like 60-68°C on load. CPU was fine as always. What i did during my cleaning was the following (GPU related) : *Disarm the GPU, completely. *Clean the dust that was all over it, everything. *Clean the Thermal Paste and aply a new one. *Removed the guaranty sticker from the back of the GPU (it had no longer guaranty, it expired). *Clean 'sticked' dust with some Alcohol, Cotton Swabs, Kitchen Paper and a lint free type cloth. Build it again and just won +10, +20, +25 °C, what the fuck? This never happened before. Rig: *MOBO: Asus Prime B350 - Plus *CPU: Ryzen 2600x *GPU: EVGA GTX 970 SC (everything stock, not manually overclocked, stock cooling not water) *PSU: Seasonic M12 II Evo *RAM: don't remember the brand but it's 2x8GBs 2400 MHz *Storage: A generic 1T hard drive. I already tried: *Cleaning up again and re-aply thermal paste. *Complete cleaning of drivers and installing them again. *Formating the PC, and installing everything again. Nothing worked. Don't worry about the airflow in the case, it has been always nice. PLEASE, Help me! I'm desperate. Btw, sorry if i wrote something wrong, i'm not a native english speaker.