Question about case and gpu cooling

[KingNappa]

Hello everybody, I've recently upgraded my rig with a new gpu and cpu.

My actual config is this:

CPU - Intel I5 9400f

MB - Asus Rog Strix B360G-gaming

GPU - Inno3d RTX 2070 Super Twin X2 OC

AIO : Corsair H60

Case : Cooler Master Q300L

 

I've noticed with my actual games (RDR2 and Star Wars Jedy Fallen Order) that my GPU temp sits between 78 and 84° C, and the gpu fans ramp up at 60% in Afterbuner when gpu reachs 80°C, but after 60% fans start to become really noisy. Frame rate btw is always rock solid (in RDR2 with ultra details i can keep 70/80 fps and in Jedi i'm at100 fps). My gpu fan curve is in the attachments.

 

Is this temperature ok for my gpu? My ambient temperature is 22/24° C but I'm afraid that as soon as summer arrive my gpu temperature will rise drastically.

 

Actually this is my cooling solution 

 

Is it possible to improve temperatures while keeping noise at an acceptable level using one of this solutions (I would like to keep my rig as silent as possibile):

 

1) Changing gpu fan curve (but that will increase noise levels)

2) Ramping up intakes fan NFA-14 curve (I've alreday tried but I haven't seen an improvement)

3) Putting a fan between PSU and GPU

4) Changing a case with a better airflow case

5) Using an aftermarket cooler (Like the Arctic Accelero Xtreme III, but in this case i think tha my gpu warranty will be void, right?)

 

Any help is really appreciated! Thanks in advance

 

[LogicalDrm]

Yeah, its fine. I have my GPU fan capped at 60% due to noise it makes. It runs at 83C when running stress tests, usually at 78-80C when gaming. I probably would get lower temps if I repaste and had new thermal pads as its very old GPU (GTX780 Founders).

[KingNappa]

I see, No I've adjusted some of my fan curves (case fans and gpu) and now i have an acceptable level of noise.

Before the RTX 2070 super I had a GTX 1070 with a NZXT G12 and a Corsair H55.