Sapphire Nitro + RX 5700 XT Fan Curves

Kenoxabe · November 17, 2019

Hey guys. Just recently purchased a Sapphire Nitro + RX 5700 XT. And as I was playing SW:Jedi Fallen Order, I noticed that the temperature for my GPU was reaching 81c and my Junction Temp was reaching 97c.

Is there any way to lower the temps without proper cooling? I've already set custom fan curves per temp for my gpu.

Thank you for the help.

BTGbullseye · November 17, 2019

5 hours ago, Kenoxabe said:

Hey guys. Just recently purchased a Sapphire Nitro + RX 5700 XT. And as I was playing SW:Jedi Fallen Order, I noticed that the temperature for my GPU was reaching 81c and my Junction Temp was reaching 97c.

You're doing way better than my reference cooler... Your junction is my regular GPU temps, and my junction is 110°-115°. Those temps are not in any way harmful to your GPU.

5 hours ago, Kenoxabe said:

Is there any way to lower the temps without proper cooling?

What do you mean "without proper cooling? You already have proper cooling on it.

5 hours ago, Kenoxabe said:

I've already set custom fan curves per temp for my gpu.

Yeah, but none of them are at 100% fan speed. You WILL get a temperature drop if you increase fan speed.

xHalloweenx · November 17, 2019

11 hours ago, Kenoxabe said:

Hey guys. Just recently purchased a Sapphire Nitro + RX 5700 XT. And as I was playing SW:Jedi Fallen Order, I noticed that the temperature for my GPU was reaching 81c and my Junction Temp was reaching 97c.

Is there any way to lower the temps without proper cooling? I've already set custom fan curves per temp for my gpu.

Thank you for the help.

Those temps are actually fine for a 5700XT. My card personally runs around 90C edge and 110C Junction stock and around 80C and 100C with a custom fan curve. As long as your Junction is at or below 115C you are within AMD's Temperature spec. The higher readouts are actually just because of the way AMD is actually reading die temps now, with Junction being the single hottest area. Where as in the past it was only read off an edge temp, much like NVidias current cards and AMD's older cards were.