I'm afraid of getting GPU temps over 60 degrees, is this fan curve OK?

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[MalaySausage]

what gpu is it

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Just now, MalaySausage said:

what gpu is it

Zotac GTX 650 TI Amp! Edition

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Just now, ZillaGames said:

Zotac GTX 650 TI Amp! Edition

it should be fine 
why 60

 

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Just now, MalaySausage said:

it should be fine 
why 60

 

My CPU only has a load temp of 39 degrees, I'm a bit spoiled

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Just now, ZillaGames said:

My CPU only has a load temp of 39 degrees, I'm a bit spoiled

ah ok 

my gpu hits high 80's under load with fans at full

 

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Just now, MalaySausage said:

ah ok 

my gpu hits high 80's under load with fans at full

 

That genuinely scares me! 

[Swndlr]

3 minutes ago, ZillaGames said:

My CPU only has a load temp of 39 degrees, I'm a bit spoiled

I dont mean to go against you, but I dont think you should even as much as raise an eyebrow until you see it go to something like 75 or 80 degrees

My card hits up to 77+ when being hammered in things like GTA, it is safe temp, sure a bit high, but safe nonetheless and it shouldnt damage your hardware  Hell, AMD cards are rated safe up until 90C! 

[Andrew Storlie]

Take off the cooler, clean it really good to make sure there is no dust build up and use a good artic silver 5 paste when you re built it... should help a few degrees

[MalaySausage]

1 minute ago, ZillaGames said:

That genuinely scares me! 

it is amd after all 
but its still well within max operating temps 

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Just now, Swndlr said:

I dont mean to go against you, but I dont think you should even as much as raise an eyebrow until you see it go to something like 75 or 80 degrees

My card hits up to 77+ when being hammered in things like GTA, it is safe temp, sure a bit high, but safe nonetheless and it shouldnt damage your hardware  

I'm just wondering how GPUs can handle those temps and for CPUs, that's the danger zone

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Just now, ZillaGames said:

I'm just wondering how GPUs can handle those temps and for CPUs, that's the danger zone

Im no genius, but Id guess different thermal designs and the way theyre laid out under the lid.

Someone else could probably give your a more in depth and sophisticated answer  

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1 minute ago, Andrew Storlie said:

Take off the cooler, clean it really good to make sure there is no dust build up and use a good artic silver 5 paste when you re built it... should help a few degrees

Maybe once I move. I'll be making a new PC by then anyways (in about a month), as my AMD FX-4100 just isn't cutting it and an upgrade wouldn't be worth it for the motherboard I have (Sata II and PCI-E Version 2)

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Just now, Swndlr said:

Im no genius, but Id guess different thermal designs and the way theyre laid out under the lid.

Someone else could probably give your a more in depth and sophisticated answer  

Thanks for the help though. I'm now genuinely surprised that a 4 year old GPU still can only go up to 60 degrees without removing the lid at all

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3 minutes ago, MalaySausage said:

it is amd after all 

It's Nvidia.

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Just now, ZillaGames said:

It's Nvidia.

i was saying my card is amd 
 

 

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Just now, MalaySausage said:

i was saying my card is amd 
 

 

oh. Go on then

[Swndlr]

2 minutes ago, ZillaGames said:

Thanks for the help though. I'm now genuinely surprised that a 4 year old GPU still can only go up to 60 degrees without removing the lid at all

Thats because its a perfectly safe temperature!  

Also, the 650Ti is also a pretty low power card.

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Just now, ZillaGames said:

oh. Go on then

thats probably why its hits high 80's 

[DildorTheDecent]

2 minutes ago, ZillaGames said:

Maybe once I move. I'll be making a new PC by then anyways (in about a month), as my AMD FX-4100 just isn't cutting it and an upgrade wouldn't be worth it for the motherboard I have (Sata II and PCI-E Version 2)

FX-4100 is probably showing wrong temp. 39C under load is a bit optimistic. You'd need high end water nice and cold for that load temp. 

9 minutes ago, ZillaGames said:

My CPU only has a load temp of 39 degrees, I'm a bit spoiled

 

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Just now, DildorTheDecent said:

FX-4100 is probably showing wrong temp. 39C under load is a bit optimistic. You'd need high end water nice and cold for that load temp. 

 

Thermaltake Water 2.0 Performer with decent airflow in an Antec Nine Hundred from 2010

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1 minute ago, ZillaGames said:

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look, @ZillaGames your picture is so

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6 minutes ago, ZillaGames said:

Thermaltake Water 2.0 Performer with decent airflow in an Antec Nine Hundred from 2010

Probably just a temperature bug then. Take the temperature from the socket instead. 

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Just now, DildorTheDecent said:

Probably just a temperature bug then. Take the temperature from the socket instead. 

How might I do that?