Is this safe for g.card to shutting power off ( turning off pc ) immediately after exiting load 3d ?

[sew999]

Is this safe for gpu to shutting power off ( turning off pc ) immediately after exiting game , without waiting to cool down card by the fans?

[Levent]

I dont see anything wrong with it, graphics cards are not cars.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

safe for gpu but less safe for software if a piece of software would be written to ur ram at that exact same time u shut it down u can get software corruption doesnt always happen but it can lead to data loss

[Thermite]

Is this safe for gpu to shutting power off ( turning off pc ) immediately after exiting game , without waiting to cool down card by the fans?

Should be fine.

[sew999]

I ask because when you dont wait for cool down card, and you turn off pc after exiting a game, then fans are not working with that high temperature. 

[hypnodog]

It's fine. If you're worried about heat, the heatsink will continue to cool down the core (even faster since there's no extra heat).

[Thermite]

safe for gpu but less safe for software if a piece of software would be written to ur ram at that exact same time u shut it down u can get software corruption doesnt always happen but it can lead to data loss

I don't think he means an unexpected shut down. But rather if it would damage his parts to hit the power button too soon after load.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

I don't think he means an unexpected shut down. But rather if it would damage his parts to hit the power button too soon after load.

depends if he holds the button or not

[Thermite]

I ask because when you dont wait for cool down card, and you turn off pc after exiting a game, then fans are not working with that high temperature. 

As @hypnodog said it will only cool faster because no new heat is being introduced to the system.

[Thermite]

depends if he holds the button or not

That's true. 

[Levent]

safe for gpu but less safe for software if a piece of software would be written to ur ram at that exact same time u shut it down u can get software corruption doesnt always happen but it can lead to data loss

wrong, nothing would happen if you abruptly shut your PC while ram was being written if that was the case every time Linx or IntelBurnTest caused a BSOD we would be killing ram sticks.

HOWEVER if you were writing RAM data to Storage yes that would be the case.

[sew999]

:)ok thx

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

wrong, nothing would happen if you abruptly shut your PC while ram was being written if that was the case every time Linx or IntelBurnTest caused a BSOD we would be killing ram sticks.

HOWEVER if you were writing RAM data to Storage yes that would be the case.

linx or intelburntest doesnt write to ram really its read to read  , it only writes such small files into the ram there would be no time on it at all @ writing... same for prime95... it writes the K's into the ram at insane speeds yet it will run the K's for minutes ( read to read )  

 

infact linx and intelburntest us INPLACE FFTS wich are handled by the core cache / cpu cache

[Levent]

linx or intelburntest doesnt write to ram really its read to read  , it only writes such small files into the ram there would be no time on it at all @ writing... same for prime95... it writes the K's into the ram at insane speeds yet it will run the K's for minutes ( read to read )  

 

infact linx and intelburntest us INPLACE FFTS wich are handled by the core cache / cpu cache

yeah right.

[Valkyrie Lenneth]

yeah right.

read to read....   because it utilizes ram doesnt mean its actually writing... its just doing read to read...