GPU running too hot

[Sweezek]

Hi,

 

I have a problem with my GPU.

It runs too hot like 80 degrees C when in full load. It is Gigabyte RTX 2060 OC version (double fan). 

 

My case is Fractal design define mini C and I have 5 fans in it. 2x front intake 140mm, 2x exhaust top fans 140mm and 1x rear exhaust fan 1200mm. Those fans are from Noctua so they are good. Even if my fan curve is set to 100% it gets to the 80s and more...

 

GPU is brand new!

 

Is there any way how to fix those temps ? Maybe some software tweaking ?

 

Thanks for any help.

 

[Jeppes]

Try turning those roof fans off as now they might just take all that fresh air coming in from front and exhaust it before it reaches the gpu.

 

Some gpu:s just have bad coolers. Fan count wont mean much if its a crappy aluminium flower style cooler with some heatpipes attached to it for looks.

[Freakwise]

Under full load that was still pretty normal..

If you want to lower it, try to increase the gpu fan speed instead of case fan one...

[Sweezek]

Just now, Freakwise said:

Under full load that was still pretty normal..

If you want to lower it, try to increase the gpu fan speed instead of case fan one...

I meant my GPU fan curve is set to 100%, also my case fans run at 100%.

[Freakwise]

9 minutes ago, Sweezek said:

I meant my GPU fan curve is set to 100%, also my case fans run at 100%.

And those temps are still pretty ok,

If noise is kinda problem to you then you can tune the fan little by little so it wasn't making it hotter and reducing the noise

[Jeppes]

What gpu is it? Does it have a decent heat pipe aluminium fin cooler or that cheap flower that will always hit high temps under load?

Bad cooler:

 

[Sweezek]

3 hours ago, Jeppes said:

What gpu is it? Does it have a decent heat pipe aluminium fin cooler or that cheap flower that will always hit high temps under load?

Bad cooler:

 

That's exactly the cooler my gpu has, so theres no way to run it cooler... 

[Jeppes]

On 7/10/2021 at 1:21 AM, Sweezek said:

That's exactly the cooler my gpu has, so theres no way to run it cooler... 

There is always a way but you need to do it yourself and you will lose warranty by doing it.