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No, most of the modern GPU's will throttle down to a temperature where they feel safe again, but most of the GPU's are designed to run "hot". Also, you got GPU boost 2.0 which is a technology where it overclocks itself to a certain speed until it reaches a temperature where it can hold down for some time. You won't damage or fry your card, aslong you cool your card and stuff there is nothing to worry about. And 980 is pretty strong.

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Hey guys i own a GTX 980, and i play a few games. The most demanding one being GTA 5. Recently i installed the "High end graphics mod" and the game has been looking better. My question is, will i "fry" the card or damage it by playing gta for a few hours? And what temperature is too high for the 980? Thank you for your help!

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No, most of the modern GPU's will throttle down to a temperature where they feel safe again, but most of the GPU's are designed to run "hot". Also, you got GPU boost 2.0 which is a technology where it overclocks itself to a certain speed until it reaches a temperature where it can hold down for some time. You won't damage or fry your card, aslong you cool your card and stuff there is nothing to worry about. And 980 is pretty strong.

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Don't worry just game on :)

 
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Keep it bellow 85*C and you are fine

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