How hot?

[Joelbanks5]

How hot is too hot for a cpu and gpu? Just want to make sure I don't go over

[iamdarkyoshi]

Stay under 80 degrees at full load.

[PlayStation 2]

Depends on what.

[Paytend01]

Like not as hot as ariana grande, anything below that and your good

[Paytend01]

OHH! you meant temperature, then about 80 im pretty sure

[Enderman]

intel CPU: 80-90C is what you should try to not surpass

 

amd CPU: usually 62C, some can do 65-70

 

nvidia GPU: less than 85C

 

amd GPU: less than 95C

[iamdarkyoshi]

intel CPU: 80-90C is what you should try to not surpass

 

amd CPU: usually 62C, some can do 65-70

 

nvidia GPU: less than 85C

 

amd GPU: less than 95C

I like how AMD GPUs can run hotter than their competition, but their CPUs have to run much lower than competition.

[Enderman]

I like how AMD GPUs can run hotter than their competition, but their CPUs have to run much lower than competition.

AMD CPU division and AMD GPU division are very different

their GPUs are keeping up with latest technology, have very competitive performance, and actually rival a much larger company (nvidia)

 

their CPUs however are just pretty much failures that are 5+ year old technology

[iamdarkyoshi]

AMD CPU division and AMD GPU division are very different

their GPUs are keeping up with latest technology, have very competitive performance, and actually rival a much larger company (nvidia)

 

their CPUs however are just pretty much failures that are 5+ year old technology

Rest of forum, PLEASE do not start a flame war...

[Joelbanks5]

How fast should my case and gpu fans be going? My gpu heat is maxing out at 79 and it's an Msi gtx 980 ti, my cpu highest was at 85 for a split second then went back down to its normal at 76 as its normal highest

[ThatOneRussian]

thats fine keep it that way if thats at load

[Joelbanks5]

Is like to boost it just a little to make myself feel better. Lol

thats fine keep it that way if thats at load

[GoldSrc]

As a rule of thumb, you want to stay below 80ºC.

[JebKerman]

I run my case fans at around 700RPM, fast enough to cycle the air effectively, but slow enough to be practically inaudible.

 

GPU, well the stock config, for the TF5 (your cooler) means the fans don't spin until the GPU hits a certain temp, (probably around 50-60°C). Hitting 85 is not much of an issue, it's over 90 where the card should start throttling.