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Is 83 Degrees bad for my GPI

Hannerz
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I'm currently playing RDR2 at close to ultra at 1440p but I just noticed that my gpu is at 83 degrees. Is that OK or should I crank up my fans, making them obnoxiously loud but cool. Thanks tom

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I prefer the stay in the 70's C while I'm gaming, but that's me because 83C under load it still an ok temp. So I would crank up the fans a little bit.

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1 minute ago, ya_freezy said:

Notebook or Desktop pc ?

Desktop PC

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For most GPU's it will be just fine, but I don't want to make a blanket statement without knowing the GPU.

What GPU are we talking about?

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Its not ideal, but thats in regards to clock speeds. At that temp u wont be boosting as high as if u were at a lower temp, however the temp itself is perfectly safe.

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1 minute ago, minibois said:

For most GPU's it will be just fine, but I don't want to make a blanket statement without knowing the GPU.

What GPU are we talking about?

Strix Vega 56

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5 minutes ago, Hannerz said:

Strix Vega 56

Those are totally normal temperatures. You could decrease temps by increasing the fan speed (and thus noise), but that is not needed at all.

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13 minutes ago, minibois said:

Those are totally normal temperatures. You could decrease temps by increasing the fan speed (and thus noise), but that is not needed at all.

Oh ok thanks ?

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