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Since this is my first Nvidia card in a while I thought I'd ask, because afaik Nvidia card max temps should be lower then AMD's, and the temps on my GTX 970 are low indeed. My G1 Gaming 970 maxed out at around 69c stock speeds in Furmark, granted this is in a cramped Cooler Master N200 mATX case with all fans running on just 5V (40%). Compared to my previous 7870 GHz DCU II which saw around 85c in Furmark.

 

Today I tried a common OC, power limit up all the way and +150 core and +200 memory, temps went up by only a few degrees. What do you guys think? Is this a good temp for the G1 970 in a small case with relatively mediocre airflow? 

 

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Temp began to go down because as ambient temp went up my mobo increased the speed of the front intake fan, but it's noiser then I'd like when ramped up so I'll probably change the fan curve on that, consider the GPU 75c load.

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Since this is my first Nvidia card in a while I thought I'd ask, because afaik Nvidia card max temps should be lower then AMD's, and the temps on my GTX 970 are low indeed. My G1 Gaming 970 maxed out at around 69c stock speeds in Furmark, granted this is in a cramped Cooler Master N200 mATX case with all fans running on just 5V (40%). Compared to my previous 7870 GHz DCU II which saw around 85c in Furmark.

 

Today I tried a common OC, power limit up all the way and +150 core and +200 memory, temps went up by only a few degrees. What do you guys think? Is this a good temp for the G1 970 in a small case with relatively mediocre airflow?

 

 

looks normal

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A good temp indeed, my friend's 970 Jetstream max out at 77c on stock when playing AC:Unity. 

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Since this is my first Nvidia card in a while I thought I'd ask, because afaik Nvidia card max temps should be lower then AMD's, and the temps on my GTX 970 are low indeed. My G1 Gaming 970 maxed out at around 69c stock speeds in Furmark, granted this is in a cramped Cooler Master N200 mATX case with all fans running on just 5V (40%). Compared to my previous 7870 GHz DCU II which saw around 85c in Furmark.

 

Today I tried a common OC, power limit up all the way and +150 core and +200 memory, temps went up by only a few degrees. What do you guys think? Is this a good temp for the G1 970 in a small case with relatively mediocre airflow? 

 

JPAm3Yf.png

 

Temp began to go down because as ambient temp went up my mobo increased the speed of the front intake fan, but it's noiser then I'd like when ramped up so I'll probably change the fan curve on that, consider the GPU 75c load.

 

That's better than OK, mine get up to 85 C and I have an NZXT H440 Case

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600 Motherboard: MSI B550 Tomahawk RAM: 32Gb DDR4  GPU(s): MSI 6800-XT Case: NZXT H440 Storage: 4x 250gb SSD + 2TB HDD PSU: Corsair RM850x with CableMod Displays: 1 x Asus ROG Swift And 3 x 24" 1080p Cooling: H100i Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB Mouse: Corsair M65 RGB Sound: AKG 553 Operating System: Windows 10

 

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