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Hello guys im having some really strange temperatures with my amd 7990

 

Like 2 days ago y change the thermal compound from the card and I can swear that yesterday the temperature of both gpu was kinda the same (Like 45 to 50 degrees in idle and like 80-85 degrees gaming)

 

But today i see that the first gpu is about something like 63 degrees Celsius and the second one is at 48 degrees

 

Here you can see it the difference in GPU-Z

 

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I dont know if it is because of the core clock difference or what, but like i said i swear that yesterday both of them where the same temperature

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It is because of the voltage difference. The left has .95V and the right has .85v. 

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It might be the zero core or whatever, where one core turns off under light load and idle

Just now, bgibbz said:

It is because of the voltage difference. The left has .95V and the right has .85v. 

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today I realized that my BIOS was reset, I do not know if it could be because of that ??? because i didnt change the voltage of any of the gpus, I don't even think about doing that, knowing that this is a very hot video card

 

so i should change the voltage to .85v???

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Voltage should be set automatically, unless you change them yourself. I wouldn't worry about it. Either card is over heating. Just leave it alone. 

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