My GPU is overheating.

[RMRED]

My EVGA sc GTX 650 ti boost is overheating i had this card for 3 years. i changed thermopaste.
On GPU intensive games my card goes up to 82c or more.
I have:
i5 - 3470
650 watt power supply
some asus motherboard
8gb of kingston ddr3.

[RadiatingLight]

82c is hot, but not totally overheating.

You can probably modify the fan curve with a program like MSI Afterburner to run the fan faster and cool down the card more. Buying anything to cool it down really isn't worth it for such an old card.

[RMRED]

Ok but modifiying my fan curve wont break my fan?

[The_russian]

3 minutes ago, RMRED said:

My EVGA sc GTX 650 ti boost is overheating i had this card for 3 years. i changed thermopaste.
On GPU intensive games my card goes up to 82c or more.
I have:
i5 - 3470
650 watt power supply
some asus motherboard
8gb of kingston ddr3.

Did it run hotter after you changed thermal paste, or did you change the paste a while ago? You might not have used enough mounting pressure. Another thing to consider is your case and how many case fans you have.

[The_russian]

1 minute ago, RMRED said:

Ok but modifiying my fan curve wont break my fan?

Modifying the curve won't break them, at worst if you set the fans to 100% they will wear out slightly sooner

[RMRED]

I have two case fans. when i changed thermal paste it ran cooler than before. but its not enough it goes up

[The_russian]

2 minutes ago, RMRED said:

I have two case fans. when i changed thermal paste it ran cooler than before. but its not enough it goes up

I would just change the fan curve as RadiatingLight suggested then. You can use MSI Afterburner to change the curve.

 

Edit: By the way, make sure you either quote someone or tag them when replying to someone so they get a notification.

[RMRED]

okay but how much percent.

can you help me

[RMRED]

min is 30% max is 74%

[RMRED]

[The_russian]

3 minutes ago, RMRED said:

okay but how much percent.

can you help me

It depends on how much noise you can tolerate. For better temps you could set the fans to always be at 100%, but not everyone wants to hear a jet engine next to them. There are plenty of videos and articles on how to do it, you just have to mess with different settings until you find what works best for you. Here's a PCGamer article: 

https://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-customize-gpu-cooling-using-msi-afterburner/

 

4 minutes ago, RMRED said:

min is 30% max is 74%

Where did you see that max is 74%? Usually it should be 100%.

[RMRED]

also i have a question what about power limit should it be at 100%?

[The_russian]

Just now, RMRED said:

also i have a question what about power limit should it be at 100%?

You can set power limit to whatever the max is (all the way to the right). All that means is that the card will use more power if it needs it, up to the max that you set it to.