Gpu temperature

[Logan4798]

I checked max temperature for nvidia gtx 1050ti and i7 8th gen and it said max temperature for gpu is 97 degrees and cpu is 100 degrees . Then i observed that the temperature recorded while playing Star wars: the fallen order was 89-90 degrees for gpu and 90-95 degrees for cpu. I read somewhere that this temperature falls under dangerously hot. So is this temperature okay or i need to do something?? 

[Guest]

The gpu would start thermal throttling under that temp. Does your pc have no airflow?

[5x5]

Anything over 87 is bad for Nvidia cards and anything over 90 is bad for a CPU.

[AngryBritishCat]

Just now, 5x5 said:

Anything over 87 is bad for Nvidia cards and anything over 90 is bad for a CPU.

90 would start killing the lifespan of the CPU, anything over 75 is already bad enough. I used to get AMI thermal alarms just for 65+

[Haro]

3 minutes ago, AngryBritishCat said:

over 75 is already bad enough.

No anything over 90 is bad 

Anything Below it is good

[Logan4798]

12 minutes ago, Berkomeister said:

The gpu would start thermal throttling under that temp. Does your pc have no airflow?

It does have a dedicated fan and i make sure to use it on a hard surface. The service center informed me that they have done the repasting, and the temperature is this now. 

[AngryBritishCat]

Just now, TofuHaroto said:

No anything over 90 is bad 

Anything Below it is good

you sure? My quad core used to shut down when it hit 80 mark. Maybe it's different max outs now for newer CPUs.

[Haro]

Just now, Logan4798 said:

It does have a dedicated fan and i make sure to use it on a hard surface. The service center informed me that they have done the repasting, and the temperature is this now. 

First of all

Make sure the cpu cooler is seated correctly and make sure there is sufficient thermal paste 

And for the GPU make sure the cooler is applied correctly it could very well be a incorrectly mounted cooler 

[Haro]

Just now, AngryBritishCat said:

you sure? My quad core used to shut down when it hit 80 mark. Maybe it's different max outs now for newer CPUs.

Yes I'm sure 

Why does your cpu shut down at 80 that could be alot of things 

But 80 is a perfectly good temperature 

Anything over 90 is bad

[AngryBritishCat]

Just now, TofuHaroto said:

Yes I'm sure 

Why does your cpu shut down at 80 that could be alot of things 

But 80 is a perfectly good temperature 

Anything over 90 is bad

Old Quad Core extreme on an even older DDR2 board. Refused to play above 75, would sound alarms and shut off. Safety mechanisms if you will. It might vary vendor to vendor, but at max most CPUs shouldn't be going above 80. I play top end and hardly reach 75.

[Logan4798]

2 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

No anything over 90 is bad 

Anything Below it is good

Gpu temperature is around 85-90, max to max it reaches 92. Cpu temperature is above 90 at all times while gaming. 

[sub68]

1 minute ago, Logan4798 said:

Gpu temperature is around 85-90, max to max it reaches 92. Cpu temperature is above 90 at all times while gaming. 

can you send a pic of the inside of your pc

and what cooler are you using

also are you oc it

[Haro]

1 minute ago, Logan4798 said:

Gpu temperature is around 85-90, max to max it reaches 92. Cpu temperature is above 90 at all times while gaming. 

 

3 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

First of all

Make sure the cpu cooler is seated correctly and make sure there is sufficient thermal paste 

And for the GPU make sure the cooler is applied correctly it could very well be a incorrectly mounted cooler 

Do this 

[Logan4798]

3 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

First of all

Make sure the cpu cooler is seated correctly and make sure there is sufficient thermal paste 

And for the GPU make sure the cooler is applied correctly it could very well be a incorrectly mounted cooler 

Okay I'll keep this in mind. Thanks!! 

[Haro]

Just now, Logan4798 said:

Okay I'll keep this in mind. Thanks!! 

Good luck

[Logan4798]

Just now, sub68 said:

can you send a pic of the inside of your pc

and what cooler are you using

Its a laptop 

Asus rog gl503ge

I7 8th gen

Gtx 1050ti

16gb ram

[sub68]

Just now, Logan4798 said:

Its a laptop 

Asus rog gl503ge

I7 8th gen

Gtx 1050ti

16gb ram

no wonder why its a laptop

I would rethremal paste it and clean the cooler and fans

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?112281-ASUS-ROG-Strix-(GL503GE-EN041T)-CPU-Throttling-issues

[Logan4798]

Just now, sub68 said:

no wonder why its a laptop

I would rethremal paste it and clean the cooler and fans

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?112281-ASUS-ROG-Strix-(GL503GE-EN041T)-CPU-Throttling-issues

I already did that. I mean the service center claims that they did it. They cleaned the fans and did the thermal repasting. 

[sub68]

Just now, Logan4798 said:

I already did that. I mean the service center claims that they did it. They cleaned the fans and did the thermal repasting. 

interesting

[sub68]

10 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

First of all

Make sure the cpu cooler is seated correctly and make sure there is sufficient thermal paste 

And for the GPU make sure the cooler is applied correctly it could very well be a incorrectly mounted cooler 

it's a laptop

[Logan4798]

Just now, sub68 said:

interesting

Ig that some hardware has fucked up the system. It might be the gpu itself. Well I'm gonna send it to service center again cause they might be lying about the repaste. If not resolved, I'll ask them for replacement 

[Haro]

Just now, sub68 said:

it's a laptop

Clean it off

Dust it off other than that 

The center didn't seat the cooler properly 

[sub68]

3 minutes ago, Logan4798 said:

I already did that. I mean the service center claims that they did it. They cleaned the fans and did the thermal repasting. 

you may want to replace the fan

[Logan4798]

Just now, sub68 said:

you may want to replace the fan

Yea that might be it

[Logan4798]

1 minute ago, TofuHaroto said:

Clean it off

Dust it off other than that 

The center didn't seat the cooler properly 

Yea ig. I'll have to do this