High GPU Temps

[volto]

Is it normal that my gpu temps are arond 58-60°C when doing absolutely nothing? And my max temps with both fans at 100% are around 82-84°C?

I have a pny 2060 SUPER 8GB, i usually run it underclocked by -200Mhz on core and -300Mhz on memory. I do that because i do a lot of deepfakes and i don't want to burn my card

[Freakwise]

10 minutes ago, volto said:

Is it normal that my gpu temps are arond 58-60°C when doing absolutely nothing? And my max temps with both fans at 100% are around 82-84°C?

thats bit higher than it probably would especially the idle temps...

 

which pny card is it? the dual fan one or the blower one?

[Mando772004]

14 minutes ago, volto said:

Is it normal that my gpu temps are arond 58-60°C when doing absolutely nothing? And my max temps with both fans at 100% are around 82-84°C?

I have a pny 2060 SUPER 8GB, i usually run it underclocked by -200Mhz on core and -300Mhz on memory. I do that because i do a lot of deepfakes and i don't want to burn my card

im not an expert but yes these a bit higher than normal but as long as your gpu isnt thermal throttling and its delivering the expected performance, i wouldnt worry too much

[volto]

I don't remember the model name but it's this one: RTX 2060 SUPER Dual Fan : Amazon.it: Informatica

[Freakwise]

3 minutes ago, volto said:

I don't remember the model name but it's this one: RTX 2060 SUPER Dual Fan : Amazon.it: Informatica

so dual fan version then, how old the card is and does it like clean you know, like, the heatsink "free" from dust

[volto]

2 minutes ago, Freakwise said:

so dual fan version then, how old the card is and does it like clean you know, like, the heatsink "free" from dust

I bought it about a year ago. I'm going to clean the whole pc tomorrow since it's a few months that it's collecting dust.

My case fans are also bilanced: 2 in 2 out.

I have a r5 2600 at stock clock with stock cooler maybe that's making the whole case a bit hotter. should i upgrade to a decent one like a bequiet or noctua?

[Freakwise]

4 minutes ago, volto said:

I have a r5 2600 at stock clock with stock cooler maybe that's making the whole case a bit hotter. should i upgrade to a decent one like a bequiet or noctua?

if the temps are fine and you like fine with it then keep it, in theory cpu temps will not affect gpu at all, since hot air rises, your cpu is on top of gpu, and it close to an exhaust fan, so hopefully get the point

but if you wish to upgrade it, that was also fine...

 

did the temps this high when you bought it?

[The_Other_Cody]

With it being a potentially a few years old and used for both gaming other things, you may want to pull it apart, blow all the dust out (some is there even if you can't see it), and re-do the thermal paste. It is surprisingly easier than you would expect and you will notice a different in idle temps.

[volto]

4 minutes ago, Freakwise said:

if the temps are fine and you like fine with it then keep it, in theory cpu temps will not affect gpu at all, since hot air rises, your cpu is on top of gpu, and it close to an exhaust fan, so hopefully get the point

but if you wish to upgrade it, that was also fine...

 

did the temps this high when you bought it?

i don't really remember that. Guess i'll see how it goes tomorrow, after i got rid of all the dust

[volto]

3 minutes ago, The_Other_Cody said:

With it being a potentially a few years old and used for both gaming other things, you may want to pull it apart, blow all the dust out (some is there even if you can't see it), and re-do the thermal paste. It is surprisingly easier than you would expect and you will notice a different in idle temps.

Yeah that is the same thing that others told me. Guess i'll have to do some manual work

[Freakwise]

1 minute ago, volto said:

after i got rid of all the dust

make sure you dont spin the fan tho, a slow 5-10 at the time rotation is fine but i mean like you would get rid the dust by using compress air and the fan spin fast

[volto]

12 hours ago, The_Other_Cody said:

With it being a potentially a few years old and used for both gaming other things, you may want to pull it apart, blow all the dust out (some is there even if you can't see it), and re-do the thermal paste. It is surprisingly easier than you would expect and you will notice a different in idle temps.

Is this thermal past from corsair good? Corsair TM30 Pasta Termica ad Alte Prestazioni, Collante Dissipatore di Calore, Pasta Termoconduttiva High per CPU e GPU, Materiale Interfaccia Termica, 3 grammi : Amazon.it: Informatica

I don't want to risk anything so i want the best possible

[volto]

So BIG UPDATE:

- i cleaned all of the dust in the entire case

- i replaced the thermal past in the gpu

 

Now i the gpu stays at 76-78°C when doing machine learning tasks. Way better! Thanks everyone!