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MSI GTX 660 hot or not?

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I have this card goo.gl/uOuO1 with stock cooler and i'm getting ~55'C when playing CS:GO (CS:GO isn't so demanding?) so is it too hot? What would be too hot for my card?

 

E: Cooler: MSI stock Twin Frozr III

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You have Vsync enabled?

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Not even hot up to 90 degrees is probably safe

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55 is quite good. It depends on what temperature the intake air in your room is depending if that is hot or not.

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I have this card goo.gl/uOuO1 with stock cooler and i'm getting ~55'C when playing CS:GO (CS:GO isn't so demanding?) so is it too hot? What would be too hot for my card?

E: Cooler: MSI stock Twin Frozr III

Those temps are perfectly normal
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BE very weary. That temp is too cold. lol.

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