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I have the EVGA 980Ti SC+ ACX 2.0+

 

Everything is stock, haven't overclocked or anything.

 

While gaming, my max was 73 degrees Celsius but it averaged around 66-68 degrees and I played for a good 1 hour.

 

I was wondering if that sort of temperature is normal or is it too hot?

 

 

Huh. A little high on those temps. Do you live in a warm area? What are the average temps you see others getting? Do you still have your warranty?

 

Those temps are normal. 980ti's run pretty hot and I have a reference one myself which peaks at 78 degrees. I say you should only worry if you're near 90 degrees as that is when GPUs tend to throttle.

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My G1 only gets up to 66 when I'm benching with heaven at 99% usage. I'm guessing Gigabyte's cooling is a bit better, but you may just need a more aggressive fan curve.

Yeah but Heaven does not really take that long play like an hour or so of some games and see the temperatures then heat builds up.

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My G1 only gets up to 66 when I'm benching with heaven at 99% usage. I'm guessing Gigabyte's cooling is a bit better, but you may just need a more aggressive fan curve.

Yeah after installing Precision X, temps never went over 55 degrees after playing for about 2 hours.
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Yeah but Heaven does not really take that long play like an hour or so of some games and see the temperatures then heat builds up.

I don't enter benchmark mode and just leave it running for 30-60 minutes.
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That's the exact same one I'm getting xD

You won't regret it! It's a gaming experience unlike any other!

I'm going to punch your face- IN THE FACE.

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