Do I have a defective GPU

[kylejs]

I have an rtx 2080 gaming x trio, and at stock settings at full load It has gone up to 85 degrees. I dont know how much this matters, my room is 78 degrees fahrenheit. I looked up my card and others say they get 65 degrees under full load.

[Fasauceome]

You are not set to get a specific temperature on a specific card

Can your case breathe properly? Do you have a CPU water cooling radiator as your front intake?

[kylejs]

Just now, Fasauceome said:

You are not set to get a specific temperature on a specific card

Can your case breathe properly? Do you have a CPU water cooling radiator as your front intake?

no, i have a dual aio radiator on top, and three fans in the frond, and one in the back. I read a dozen articles and they all reported much lower temps. I.e: 36 degrees idle

[bmx6454]

15 minutes ago, kylejs said:

no, i have a dual aio radiator on top, and three fans in the frond, and one in the back. I read a dozen articles and they all reported much lower temps. I.e: 36 degrees idle

you might need to re-arrange your fans to get more efficient airflow in the case.

[kylejs]

1 hour ago, bmx6454 said:

you might need to re-arrange your fans to get more efficient airflow in the case.

what could be more efficient? there is fans whereever fans can be

 

[bmx6454]

16 minutes ago, kylejs said:

what could be more efficient? there is fans whereever fans can be

 

more fans doesn't always mean more cooling. if all the fans are intake, would likely cause an issue, if some are intake, some are exhaust, but in a counterproductive way, also an issue, sometimes more fans are less, etc..

also, depending on what case you have, and what slot your gpu is, there may not be much room for airflow to circulate out.