WILL MY PC EXPLODE?? HELP

[noobyboymaster]

MY PC

[Rameares]

Probably not questions to ask yourself, why is the temperature so high is that normal for a GT 730? is it because the cooler on the card isn't up to the job (consider a custom fan curve) or is it the air flow in may case non existent (place a desk fan blowing at the front of the case if you get better temperatures you need to improve the case cooling).

[krakek]

In my experience (not GT 730) 81 degrees is normal for the GPU.

[aramini]

47°C is 116°F, which is within the thermal range of that card. The lower the temps the better, you could add more fans to the case, or see if there's a better fan. The GT 730 isn't a high-end card. I had a GT 710 and it ran at about the same temps as your 730.

 

I wouldn't worry too much unless it jumped up to 70°C or higher and stayed there continuously.

 

If it is overheating, there will be symptoms like black screens, freezing, video lagging/stuttering, etc.

 

I have a Geforce RTX 2060 which is usually running around 50°C.

 

You could install Open Hardware Monitor or a similar utility to keep an eye on the temps. I set up a widget that sits in the corner of my desktop so I can monitor the  temp of my CPU and GPU in real-time.

 

Just be aware that not all the utilities report the temps 100% accurately. A few degrees isn't cause for concern. 10s of degrees might be.

[Pixelfie]

Don't see anything wrong, but if you mean the temps that's completely normal. Just make sure it doesn't go above 85 under load. My 5500 XT is like 65c idle (because the fan stops)

 

What PSU do you have? If it's a low quality one that can explode (still unlikely)

[noobyboymaster]

14 minutes ago, Pixelfie said:

Don't see anything wrong, but if you mean the temps that's completely normal. Just make sure it doesn't go above 85 under load. My 5500 XT is like 65c idle (because the fan stops)

 

What PSU do you have? If it's a low quality one that can explode (still unlikely)

it's made by REDRAGON and IT'S 650 WATTS

[noobyboymaster]

27 minutes ago, aramini said:

47°C is 116°F, which is within the thermal range of that card. The lower the temps the better, you could add more fans to the case, or see if there's a better fan. The GT 730 isn't a high-end card. I had a GT 710 and it ran at about the same temps as your 730.

 

I wouldn't worry too much unless it jumped up to 70°C or higher and stayed there continuously.

 

If it is overheating, there will be symptoms like black screens, freezing, video lagging/stuttering, etc.

 

I have a Geforce RTX 2060 which is usually running around 50°C.

 

You could install Open Hardware Monitor or a similar utility to keep an eye on the temps. I set up a widget that sits in the corner of my desktop so I can monitor the  temp of my CPU and GPU in real-time.

 

Just be aware that not all the utilities report the temps 100% accurately. A few degrees isn't cause for concern. 10s of degrees might be.

OKAY THANK you.

[noobyboymaster]

41 minutes ago, Rameares said:

Probably not questions to ask yourself, why is the temperature so high is that normal for a GT 730? is it because the cooler on the card isn't up to the job (consider a custom fan curve) or is it the air flow in may case non existent (place a desk fan blowing at the front of the case if you get better temperatures you need to improve the case cooling).

I don't know what you mean but I will SEE.

[Pixelfie]

13 minutes ago, noobyboymaster said:

it's made by REDRAGON and IT'S 650 WATTS

Not sure what specific model, but Redragon doesn't seem to have a good manufacturer like Seasonic or CWT. If you can I would recommend a different unit, but the chances of this one exploding are still small.

[Rysters Tech]

it working fine, it will not explode. even if it reaches 100c all it will do is turn off.

[whm1974]

4 hours ago, SiliconMagician said:

it working fine, it will not explode. even if it reaches 100c all it will do is turn off.

Has there ever been a case of PC exploding? Burst in Flames yes, but Exploding?

[Rysters Tech]

On 9/22/2021 at 10:13 PM, whm1974 said:

Has there ever been a case of PC exploding? Burst in Flames yes, but Exploding?

There have been some instances of course, but with modern hardware not so much, i refurbish computers on the side and i always get a new power supply from evga typically that have all the modern protection gizmos on them.

[whm1974]

1 hour ago, SiliconMagician said:

There have been some instances of course, but with modern hardware not so much, i refurbish computers on the side and i always get a new power supply from evga typically that have all the modern protection gizmos on them.

How far back area able to go? As far as PSUs are concerned?