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Are these temps to hot for my cpu and gpu? (i7-4770k)(gtx 780)

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About what temps should i be worried about for my cpu?

 

Yep, those temps are perfectly fine.

You should get worried if your CPU reaches 75-85 degrees, and if your GPU reaches 85-100 degrees (I think, correct me if I'm wrong)

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just wondering if my cpu or gpu are over heating?

Here are my pc specs -      http://pcpartpicker.com/b/4pqscf

I get these temps while im playing far cry 3 max settings 1080p. Also is it okay for me to play at these temps for 2-4 hours?

 

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Both look fine.

What coolers do your CPU/GPU have?

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They're fine. Your graphics card will throttle at 85 degrees however.

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They're fine. Your graphics card will throttle at 85 degrees however.

About what temps should i be worried about for my cpu?

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No and no.

 

About what temps should i be worried about for my cpu?

About 80C.

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About what temps should i be worried about for my cpu?

 

Yep, those temps are perfectly fine.

You should get worried if your CPU reaches 75-85 degrees, and if your GPU reaches 85-100 degrees (I think, correct me if I'm wrong)

My PC:


4670k      GTX 760 ACX      CoolerMaster Hyper 412s      Fractal Design Node 804      G1 Sniper M5      Corsair RM 650      WD Red 1TB     Samsung 840 Evo 120GB

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About what temps should i be worried about for my cpu?

In my experience you should begin to worry when it starts to get up toward 80C. I could be wrong though.

 

The graphics card is perfectly fine. If it is running at 80C and not throttling, then you are good to go. I believe that the GTX 700 series is designed to target 80C in order to get the most it can out of the game. My 770 runs at the same temperature when I play Far Cry 3 (everything maxed except AA, at 1080p). I was worried at first too, but the game runs at greater than 60fps. I also don't get temperatures higher than 80C.

 

I had found a page on Nvidia's site that explains what I mean, but I can't seem to find it again.

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Thanks

No problem.

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VAULT - File Server

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