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1 minute ago, parlak58 said:

Hello friends, I have my RX 570 graphics card. The card has been taken for 2 weeks and today I noticed something, the card was 86 degrees blazing.I turn offed pc I waited for cool down. The fan RPM was in the 450s. Is this RPM normal? Has this temperature damaged the card?

It's not good to run above 80 degrees on most chips, but in that short while it probably didn't damage that much. You can set a custom fan curve in msi afterburner. Btw, what card is it?

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3 minutes ago, Kavawuvi said:

I'm assuming you mean Celsius. If so, that is hot, and your card's fans should be running a lot faster, but I'm pretty sure your card was not damaged. Otherwise, if it's Fahrenheit, that's normal.

How do I know it's  not damaged?

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450 RPM is way too low, use a custom fan curve to force it to spin faster. Normally a running GPU will have fan speed from 1000RPM to 2000RPM, normal factory fan profiles often push 2500RPM when temps go past 85C

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22 minutes ago, parlak58 said:

Hello friends, I have my RX 570 graphics card. The card has been taken for 2 weeks and today I noticed something, the card was 86 degrees blazing.I turn offed pc I waited for cool down. The fan RPM was in the 450s. Is this RPM normal? Has this temperature damaged the card?

Where was your RX570 taken too for 2 weeks?

 

19 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

It's not good to run above 80 degrees on most chips, but in that short while it probably didn't damage that much. You can set a custom fan curve in msi afterburner. Btw, what card is it?

True but we do not know if that is Celcius or Ferenheit. 80C is nothing really.

 

13 minutes ago, Kavawuvi said:

I'm assuming you mean Celsius. If so, that is hot, and your card's fans should be running a lot faster, but I'm pretty sure your card was not damaged. Otherwise, if it's Fahrenheit, that's normal.

Yeah if its 80F then thats like what, 25C which is nothing, so is 80C nothing.

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3 hours ago, Canada EH said:

Where was your RX570 taken too for 2 weeks?

 

True but we do not know if that is Celcius or Ferenheit. 80C is nothing really.

 

Yeah if its 80F then thats like what, 25C which is nothing, so is 80C nothing.

It was 71C maximum idle is 35C

3 hours ago, LukeSavenije said:

because common sense. A card running at 86 degrees once isn't going to damage. Just set a custom fancurve and you'll be fine

now everything has returned to normal maximum degree is 71C.It was only 86 degrees once for 5 minutes. Is it problem? 

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On 12/13/2018 at 2:20 AM, parlak58 said:

How do I know it's  not damaged?

86 C isn't going to immediately damage your card, even if you ran it for hours at that temperature.

 

Actually, my main concern wouldn't be damage but of your card wearing out faster. Mechanical parts like fans, for example, may start to become noisier as they age, especially when you make them run at a high RPM for long periods of time. This is a bit different from damage because your card wears out from simply using it, anyway.

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Just now, Joshbob123 said:

It is normal for a 570 to be onbrhe 80s, over 85 is a problem though

First of all 

Welcome to the forums 

Second of all this is a 2 year old thread 

Why are you posting here ? 

3rd of all no.

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