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Hi guys, i have a gtx 760 msi blower style and my temps are kinda worrying me

idle while browsing it sits at 35-40 c

but when im gaming it goes up to like 70-80 c

should i be worried?

 

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Thats about as hot as I would be comfortable going. Has the card ever been torn apart and cleaned?

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1 minute ago, DaniExQw said:

Hi guys, i have a gtx 760 msi blower style and my temps are kinda worrying me

idle while browsing it sits at 35-40 c

but when im gaming it goes up to like 70-80 c

should i be worried?

Max GPU temp is 97C, so 80C is totally safe.

You could perhaps change the fan curve of the videocard to lower its temps (which will also make it louder).

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29 minutes ago, SenKa said:

Thats about as hot as I would be comfortable going. Has the card ever been torn apart and cleaned?

Nope as i dont really know how to and im worried i might do something wrong.

The gpu is used i bought it for around 40 euros. And it looks clean no dust, nothing.

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29 minutes ago, minibois said:

Max GPU temp is 97C, so 80C is totally safe.

You could perhaps change the fan curve of the videocard to lower its temps (which will also make it louder).

I will try that with msi afterburner, thanks.

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