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Seaquest
By Seaquest
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So I've been playing games likes GTA V, warzone, AC Odyssey, and other higher demanding games with my 2060 super. I noticed however that the card never goes above 69 degrees Celsius and tends to not go above 97% usage. For me, I honestly don't see a problem however some of my other mates were saying that my 2060 super was being limited by some sort. Does this indicate some sort of issue or is it just normal usage?

 

Specific Card in question: https://www.newegg.com/msi-geforce-rtx-2060-super-rtx-2060-super-gaming-x/p/N82E16814137440

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1 minute ago, Seaquest said:

however some of my other mates were saying that my 2060 super was being limited by some sort.

97% Is pretty much maxed out. And 69c is pretty good. 

Temps will vary from user to the other depending on their airflow ambient temperatures etc. 

Set the power limit to max and that's it really. But the card is normal for the most part. 

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1 hour ago, Seaquest said:

So I've been playing games likes GTA V, warzone, AC Odyssey, and other higher demanding games with my 2060 super. I noticed however that the card never goes above 69 degrees Celsius and tends to not go above 97% usage. For me, I honestly don't see a problem however some of my other mates were saying that my 2060 super was being limited by some sort. Does this indicate some sort of issue or is it just normal usage?

 

Specific Card in question: https://www.newegg.com/msi-geforce-rtx-2060-super-rtx-2060-super-gaming-x/p/N82E16814137440

that is actually quite average for a duel fan model.

you cant expect a twin fan model with an average heatsink to have the same temps as a 3 fan model with a giant heatsink like the gaming trio x, rog strix, aorus and etc....

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Use a benchmark and see if it hits 99/100. Doubt you’ll notice that few percent. Nor would I worry about it. You can also get gpuz and it will tell you what’s the limiting factors. Most cards will be power then voltage which is completely normal at stock settings. 

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