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RX 480 getting to 58 C with light load

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That's normal. The fans stay off until 60c to keep noise down.

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I have an MSI RX 480 4gb and looking at the temps on CAM I'm reaching a max of 58 C (doing little more than drawing on my tablet) should I be looking for a way to adjust the fan curve or is 58 acceptable? Right now the fans are not active 

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That's normal. The fans stay off until 60c to keep noise down.

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its a setting in msi afterburner, you can change it but the temps are fine 

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mine sits at like 56c with the fans just flickin on for a second ever 5 minities or so

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