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  anyways 80-90c is ok?

 

Yes it is if it gets to much for the chip it will automatically thermal throttle and you will notice a loss in performance :)

 

If it really matters to you add in a few more case fans or turn up the RPM on existing ones 

Neither is overheating.

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Do you have them overclocked?

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Top gpu is like 80c bottom is like 70c

Please help.

Thanks

 

 

Neither is overheating.

^^^^ What they said.

 

 

 

If you that worried you may want to consider better cooling options.

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^^^^ What they said.

 

 

 

If you that worried you may want to consider better cooling options.

He doesn't need to. 80*C for a 390X is nothing really. The silicone is made competently and can easily withstand 80*C. Were it the GTX 480, I'd be calling it frozen.

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Neither is overheating.

  wat. Titan z was 80

Do you have them overclocked?

 no 

^^^^ What they said.

 

 

 

If you that worried you may want to consider better cooling options.

  

Asus strict stock cooler

He doesn't need to. 80*C for a 390X is nothing really. The silicone is made competently and can easily withstand 80*C. Were it the GTX 480, I'd be calling it frozen.

it goes up to 90c to ~95c
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  wat. Titan z was 80 no   

Asus strict stock coolerit goes up to 90c to ~95c

TitanZ thermal throttles at 80*C because it's a different chip.

480 could easily reach 110*C

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TitanZ thermal throttles at 80*C because it's a different chip.

480 could easily reach 110*C

so 90c is ok? And my case won't melt?
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so 90c is ok? And my case won't melt?

Increase fan speeds if you feel like it.

Personally, F@H seems like wasting your own time and money via power bills for nothing useful but that's just me

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Increase fan speeds if you feel like it.

Personally, F@H seems like wasting your own time and money via power bills for nothing useful but that's just me

have you not seen the list of things that f@h has done....

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have you not seen the list of things that f@h has done....

Nope

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Increase fan speeds if you feel like it.

Personally, F@H seems like wasting your own time and money via power bills for nothing useful but that's just me

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Increase fan speeds if you feel like it.

Personally, F@H seems like wasting your own time and money via power bills for nothing useful but that's just me

83c at full fan power
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12 mil points and counting

Still doesn't mean it's being useful

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Still doesn't mean it's being useful

  

Oh- how many monitors do you have and what res?

anyways 80-90c is ok?
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  anyways 80-90c is ok?

 

Yes it is if it gets to much for the chip it will automatically thermal throttle and you will notice a loss in performance :)

 

If it really matters to you add in a few more case fans or turn up the RPM on existing ones 

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Yes it is if it gets to much for the chip it will automatically thermal throttle and you will notice a loss in performance :)

 

If it really matters to you add in a few more case fans or turn up the RPM on existing ones

alright, will order more fans.

Thanks.

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