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Request opinion on GPU temp (new install)

Sailordude9980
By Sailordude9980
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Hello

I recently added another Asus Gtx 980 ti for SLI. I'm learning as much as I can via Internet, books etc.

Need some perspective on my GPU temps. Is it cool enough? I have very little room for air flow between the cards.

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Temperatures are fine - they could be better, but no signs of overheating at all.

"It pays to keep an open mind, but not so open your brain falls out." - Carl Sagan.

"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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Looks like you have decent temps IMO.

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What "books" are you learning from? 

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If you want to know actual max temps use furmark, its more accurate then just measuring the temperature after a gaming session.

Furmark also puts an unrealistic load on the GPU which will not be met in a video game. It's not a very good tool to use IMO and some people have had cards ruined because of it.

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"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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What "books" are you learning from?

Well I am night school, so C++, Java at the moment.

These "books" make it easier to write notes, bend pages for book marks :P

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Well I am night school, so C++, Java at the moment.

These "books" make it easier to write notes, bend pages for book marks :P

Ah. I was like well.. I cant think of a "book" about sli with 980s. 

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Furmark also puts an unrealistic load on the GPU which will not be met in a video game. It's not a very good tool to use IMO and some people have had cards ruined because of it.

I have heard that as well. However given my own ignorance to cooling / bench marking, I lack the evidence to present to the group to make such a claim. ( That's not a slam on you, nor was it meant as sarcasm)

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80+C is when you should begin worrying

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I have heard that as well. However given my own ignorance to cooling / bench marking, I lack the evidence to present to the group to make such a claim. ( That's not a slam on you, nor was it meant as sarcasm)

If you decide to use it, be careful and I would suggest not using it to verify an overclock. People have had passes with Furmark but instant crashes in games.

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"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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