GTX 1080 TEMPS PROBLEM

[razor007]

HELLO EVERYONE ...yesterday it was running at 64c with ultra settings.....now what happn this i start the game and temps are growing up like a chicken is cooking so fast...i dnt even start the game i am just in play game screen the temps are going up 71C with medium setting...no overclocking...i've gtx 1080 Founders edition.!!!i am facing this problem now but not yesterday.!!

 

HELP ME 

[Shoob]

Those are normal temps. The 1080 FE goes up to 85 C.

[Zyndo]

the 1080 runs incredibly hot on its stock settings

[don_svetlio]

The Fanboy Edition gets VERY hot - you can expect it to get to about 85*C and start throttling down

[iiNNeX]

4 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

The Fanboy Edition gets VERY hot - you can expect it to get to about 85*C and start throttling down

Not if he actually adjusts the fan curve and doesn't use stock settings...

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, iiNNeX said:

Not if he actually adjusts the fan curve and doesn't use stock settings...

Then it runs loud AND hot.

[iiNNeX]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Then it runs loud AND hot.

Watch jayz2centz's video on it, it's' not as loud as you might think, definitely quieter than the older reference cooler design and temps drop by a good margin.

 

But yes I agree, should of waited for board partner custom cooled cards or water cooling.

[don_svetlio]

2 minutes ago, iiNNeX said:

Watch jayz2centz's video on it, it's' not as loud as you might think, definitely quieter than the older reference cooler design and temps drop by a good margin.

 

But yes I agree, should of waited for board partner custom cooled cards or water cooling.

Putting a crappy blower cooler on a 200W GPU is a bad idea (considering the autoOC function takes it to 1800 and beyond as seen above)

[iiNNeX]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Putting a crappy blower cooler on a 200W GPU is a bad idea (considering the autoOC function takes it to 1800 and beyond as seen above)

The AutoOC should not have been there, the card and cooler are ideally meant for stock speeds. Because that is pretty much what happens when it throttles, just goes back to stock lol

[don_svetlio]

2 minutes ago, iiNNeX said:

The AutoOC should not have been there, the card and cooler are ideally meant for stock speeds. Because that is pretty much what happens when it throttles, just goes back to stock lol

84*C at stock when it throttles and reaches equilibrium

[razor007]

Damn bro...do u thnk my problem is relatd to next nvidia driver which is coming.??

 

 

Edited June 6, 2016 by razor007

[Simon771]

49 minutes ago, razor007 said:

Damn bro...do u thnk my problem is relatd to next nvidia driver which is coming.??

 

 

Probbably drivers won't fix that.

Founders edition is kinda crapy. It won't cool your GPU as it should.

You need to create custom fan curve if you don't want high temps or to get bottleneck.

 

What about water cooling?

[razor007]

5 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Probbably drivers won't fix that.

Founders edition is kinda crapy. It won't cool your GPU as it should.

You need to create custom fan curve if you don't want high temps or to get bottleneck.

 

What about water cooling?

I live in india bro..if i do water cooling then warranty problem!!!

[Simon771]

5 minutes ago, razor007 said:

I live in india bro..if i do water cooling then warranty problem!!!

Yeah that's true with warranty.

Should go with EVGA card because they allow you to change stock cooler with anything else you like, as long as you don't make any real damage to the card.

 

I guess you will just have to set custom fan curve. But as long as your card doesn't go over 80°C, you are jut fine.

Keep in mind that if card will be overheating, it will lower clock and start throttling, to prevent any real damage to card.

If there will be serious heat issue, card will also just shut down before any real damage take effect.

 

Don't worry too much ... those cards have some smart software looking out for health of it

[razor007]

6 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Yeah that's true with warranty.

Should go with EVGA card because they allow you to change stock cooler with anything else you like, as long as you don't make any real damage to the card.

 

I guess you will just have to set custom fan curve. But as long as your card doesn't go over 80°C, you are jut fine.

Keep in mind that if card will be overheating, it will lower clock and start throttling, to prevent any real damage to card.

If there will be serious heat issue, card will also just shut down before any real damage take effect.

 

Don't worry too much ... those cards have some smart software looking out for health of it

True bro...evga was in my mind but as u know in india u cannot get things easily evga will come after msi,etc....no evga service center...nobody hv gtx1080 except only one shop....iam  really looking for the next driver!!

 

Refernce card gave me the hot chicken when i askd for the game no 8pin wires no gaming poster ahahah nothing just a box shit shit shit