Amd GPU high temps

[HypedKid]

I tried to play games on my new rx 570 and i was little bit scared, it was reaching 78°C (then I turned the game off) my fans are spinning so slow.... How can I raise my GPU fans speed?

[DodoKrastavac]

1 minute ago, HypedKid said:

I tried to play games on my new rx 570 and i was little bit scared, it was reaching 78°C (then I turned the game off) my fans are spinning so slow.... How can I raise my GPU fans speed?

Use MSI afterburner's smart fan setup

You can download it here

http://download.msi.com/uti_exe/vga/MSIAfterburnerSetup.zip

[HypedKid]

Just now, DodoKrastavac said:

Use MSI afterburner's smart fan setup

You can download it here

http://download.msi.com/uti_exe/vga/MSIAfterburnerSetup.zip

I found something in my pc, in Radeon settings and it's called global wattman

[MysteriousAeon]

You can use MSI Afterburner to manage your fan speeds. I don't recommend Wattman, it doesn't work very well in my opinion. 78C is nothing to worry about, my old R9 390 used to go up to 85C. If it passes 85C and gets close to 90C, that's when I would start getting worried.

[HypedKid]

Afterburner or wattman for lower temps?

Im using r3 2200g and rx 570 and I don't like their temps.....

[FloRolf]

Huh? 

 

What are the Temps? 

 

 

Edit: also pls don't double post. 

 

63°C is nothing and therefore you shouldn't change anything. 

 

 

Edit2: pls stop

 

[HypedKid]

Just now, FloRolf said:

Huh? 

 

What are the Temps? 

Cpu was max 53°C when I was using igpu (Vega and now it can easily reach 65°C

GPU was max 80°C but then I used wattman and made it like about 55°C

The problem is my cpu temp rised with better GPU...

[FloRolf]

1 minute ago, HypedKid said:

Cpu was max 53°C when I was using igpu (Vega and now it can easily reach 65°C

GPU was max 80°C but then I used wattman and made it like about 55°C

The problem is my cpu temp rised with better GPU...

Which makes sense because you are introducing like 150w of addictional heat into the case. 

65°C cpu is fine and 80° GPU is also fine, as already solved in your other thread here: