gtx 1050ti @82 degrees C

[Deciduous]

when playing games my gtx 1050ti gets to around 82 degrees, i have seen videos and forum posts saying that their 1050ti doesnt really get above 70 degrees.

this is my specific gpu: https://www.amazon.com.au/EVGA-GeForce-Support-Graphics-04G-P4-6251-KR/dp/B01MEFABEL/ref=sr_1_1?crid=EGD0GI5ZTZWD&keywords=evga+gtx+1050+ti&qid=1567914306&s=computers&sprefix=evga+gt%2Ccomputers%2C352&sr=1-1-catcorr

 

i have a ryzen 3 1200 overclocked to 3.6ghz

my case has only got 3 120mm intakes, i can put an extra 3 fans, 2 at the top 1 at the back. should i look into getting some outtake fans? if i should how many of the three should be outtakes?

Thanks if anyone responds.  

 

Here is my case:

https://www.saveonit.com.au/product/axceltek-gl-100-mirror-rgb-glass-case-3x-rgb-fan-remote?gclid=Cj0KCQjwqs3rBRCdARIsADe1pfTzN0nwmaCy7lDAf_tacA6oLu1sVy91zqEkZLgVCLMsz2V1q0geBEIaAoUuEALw_wcB

 

[RAM555789]

86C is nothing to be worried about if that's all it gets to while under load.

[definingtime]

get two outtakes.  Idk if it will help your temps that much but should def drop the interior of the case several degrees.

 

At least just move one of the fronts to the back

[Deciduous]

22 hours ago, RAM555789 said:

86C is nothing to be worried about if that's all it gets to while under load.

ok thanks i was getting a little bit worried, cos i saw a vid with the same gpu and it was only 65C or something

[Deciduous]

22 hours ago, definingtime said:

get two outtakes.  Idk if it will help your temps that much but should def drop the interior of the case several degrees.

 

At least just move one of the fronts to the back

ok ill probably get some more outtakes thanks for the info  

[MadAnt250]

On 9/8/2019 at 12:04 AM, Deciduous said:

when playing games my gtx 1050ti gets to around 82 degrees

Set a custom fan curve for the GPU and have at least one fan for exhaust. The hot air cannot vent out fast enough, it is necessary to have proper air flow. I have just two case fans, one for intake and one for exhaust and my temps are fine

[nsqvk]

Did you clean it? Also you should have at least one exhaust, even a cheapo $3 will work fine. 

[Deciduous]

21 hours ago, nsqvk said:

Did you clean it? Also you should have at least one exhaust, even a cheapo $3 will work fine. 

yeah u might give cleaning it a try, what should i use to clean it? Air or like alcohol or something. But when the system was only about 3 months old it still was about 82C, but i see a little bit of dust on it so i'll give it a try.

thanks 

[Deciduous]

On 9/9/2019 at 1:42 PM, MadAnt250 said:

Set a custom fan curve for the GPU and at least on fan for exhaust. The hot air cannot vent out fast enough, it is necessary to have proper air flow. I have just two case fans, one for intake and one for exhaust and my temps are fine

i will get some exhaust fans. but idk how to make a custom fan curve. i dont know what speed the fan should spin when it is a specific temperature. Any tips?

thanks

[nsqvk]

Just now, Deciduous said:

yeah u might give cleaning it a try, what should i use to clean it? Air or like alcohol or something. But when the system was only about 3 months old it still was about 82C, but i see a little bit of dust on it so i'll give it a try.

thanks 

Just use a can of compressed air to blow the dust from the heatsink. 

[nsqvk]

Just now, Deciduous said:

i will get some exhaust fans. but idk how to make a custom fan curve. i dont know what speed the fan should spin when it is a specific temperature. Any tips?

thanks

Honestly, i don't know either but i think you can set it in BIOS somewhere. I just got a $3 fan an connected it to the psu directly so it spins at 100% all the time. 

[MadAnt250]

18 hours ago, Deciduous said:

i will get some exhaust fans. but idk how to make a custom fan curve. i dont know what speed the fan should spin when it is a specific temperature. Any tips?

thanks

I set my GPU fan curve using MSI Afterburner. You can click and drag the dots to move the line, you will have to play around with the curve and find what works for you.

Below is the custom fan curve for my GTX 970 blower card.

 

 

[TheKDub]

On 9/8/2019 at 12:25 AM, RAM555789 said:

86C is nothing to be worried about if that's all it gets to while under load.

86C is a bit warm. I wouldn't want any of my components running over mid 70s for extended periods of time.

 

OP, look into adding an exhaust fan or two. Also, play around with the fan curve for the GPU. You might also want to get some canned air and clear any dust out of it.

 

If your case has any filtered intakes, be sure to clean those regularly as dust can build up on them!