Help my RTX 2060 GPU is reaching 85 degrees celsius when i start up any game and the fans become very loud at 3000 RPM

[Seally]

i upgraded to this  GIGABYTE RTX 2060 6GB (something WINDFORCE) not too long ago from a 1650 Super.
With the 1650 SUPER everything was working fine and it wasnt overheating or anything and the fans werent so loud.

I checked that info with the NVIDIA GeForce experience.

 

My CPU is I5-10400F.

 

its actually impossible to play with the volume of the fans and im scared the constant 85 degrees could harm the PC.

[Robchil]

2060's are what.. 5-7 years old?.. i would guess it's time to service it and replace cooling paste and pads.. and clean the cooling fins.. 

 

[MiszS]

3 minutes ago, Robchil said:

2060's are what.. 5-7 years old?

That might be an issue, but only if the GPU is clogged with dust, because my 1050ti still work perfectly fine, and I never replaced the thermal paste

[Robchil]

4 minutes ago, MiszS said:

That might be an issue, but only if the GPU is clogged with dust, because my 1050ti still work perfectly fine, and I never replaced the thermal paste

that is true.. it all depends on the environment it has been stored in, and how much it has been used.. 

[Tetras]

30 minutes ago, Seally said:

its actually impossible to play with the volume of the fans and im scared the constant 85 degrees could harm the PC.

Windforce is their lower-end model, but I'd be surprised if it was THAT bad. Does it help if you power limit / underclock the card? If it doesn't help, it might be that it needs looking at under the hood as suggested above. 

[jaslion]

1 hour ago, MiszS said:

That might be an issue, but only if the GPU is clogged with dust, because my 1050ti still work perfectly fine, and I never replaced the thermal paste

It all depends. Also does help that a 1050ti is super easy to cool where a 2060 needs more. That and the windforce being the budget coolee model that already ran warmer.

 

This is basically just a needs new thermal paste kinda deal. Pads last forever usually so no need there most likely.

 

As well as a good duating off if it has a lot of dust

[MiszS]

1 hour ago, jaslion said:

It all depends. Also does help that a 1050ti is super easy to cool where a 2060 needs more.

True, but it also has a tiny heatsink, with 1 80mm fan, because it came in a prebuild, so if the cooling got clogged i would definitely notice

[tahmeedbd]

Sorry, what's the issue?  85C is fine, but just in case, check all the temp sensors in your gpu with something like hwinfo64.