Graphic temperature

[KiaRash souri]

I have a gtx 3050, 

While playing God of War, the temperature of it goes too high, it reaches 86 degrees, 

Should i underclock my graphic card? 

[bmx6454]

is this in a pc? or laptop? if laptop, which model? if pc, full specs? have you tried messing when fan speeds and/or a custom curve? i would definitely mess with fan speeds first. if it is a pc, what case, and how many fans?

edit: also, what program are you using? try hwinfo instead.

[KiaRash souri]

1 minute ago, bmx6454 said:

is this in a pc? or laptop? if laptop, which model? if pc, full specs? have you tried messing when fan speeds and/or a custom curve? i would definitely mess with fan speeds first. if it is a pc, what case, and how many fans?

It's laptop

Model is Asus tuf gaming f15

I dont know what custom curve is!? 

[Middcore]

Par for the course on a gaming laptop.

[Bagzie]

And another person that makes a comment then picks that comment as the solution.....very complex system must be hard to understand.

[KiaRash souri]

2 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Par for the course on a gaming laptop.

?! 

[Alex Atkin UK]

1 minute ago, KiaRash souri said:

?! 

Gaming laptops always run hot.

[KiaRash souri]

2 minutes ago, Bagzie said:

And another person that makes a comment then picks that comment as the solution.....very complex system must be hard to understand. 

I couldnt  fix it!! 

[KiaRash souri]

Just now, Alex Atkin UK said:

Gaming laptops always run hot.

So i shouldn't be worried? 

[Alex Atkin UK]

5 minutes ago, KiaRash souri said:

So i shouldn't be worried? 

Correct.

7 minutes ago, KiaRash souri said:

I couldnt  fix it!! 

The problem is per forum rules, you're not supposed to mark your own posts as a solution as this inflates your reputation score.

 

It does seem a bit disingenuous as in some cases you do FIX your own problem and it makes logical sense to mark it as the solution so anyone searching for the same problem can quickly find the solution.  But that's not really what its being used for here, its intended to show how useful a forum member has been on providing solutions.

[Dukesilver27-]

Well, yes and no.

If it's somewhat new and it already reaches 86C, you have to take good care of it, routine cleaning every year is necessary. Cheaper gaming laptop models are not built well. So, get one of those laptop cooling fans or at least a stand, to give it elevation,

On the other hand, gaming laptops are designed to run that hot, but of course there's a point where it gets too high and prolonged exposure to heat could kill certain components in the long run.

 

[Poinkachu]

30 minutes ago, bmx6454 said:

edit: also, what program are you using? try hwinfo instead.

 

I believe that's an old software called Speedfan.

[KiaRash souri]

7 hours ago, Dukesilver27- said:

Well, yes and no.

If it's somewhat new and it already reaches 86C, you have to take good care of it, routine cleaning every year is necessary. Cheaper gaming laptop models are not built well. So, get one of those laptop cooling fans or at least a stand, to give it elevation,

On the other hand, gaming laptops are designed to run that hot, but of course there's a point where it gets too high and prolonged exposure to heat could kill certain components in the long run.

 

I just bought this laptop few days ago! And since i start palying, it gets hot, maybe it's normal for this type of laptop, i don't know! 

I bought a laptop cooler fan too! But it wasn't so efficient. 

Now with more researches that i have, i think the heat is normal!