Pubg gpu hot

[liammccracken]

I'm not sure if i should be worried about stressing my card 

[AnalogCanavity]

2 minutes ago, liammccracken said:

I'm not sure if i should be worried about stressing my card 

The temp is fine, are you overclocking. You can just turn up your fan speed to

[Murasaki]

First GPU load now temps. Dude this is normal and PUBG isn't one of the lightest games.

[Oshino Shinobu]

77C is fine

[liammccracken]

3 minutes ago, ModuleLFS said:

First GPU load now temps. Dude this is normal and PUBG isn't one of the lightest games.

alright just checking because it seems to get very hot but i think that's normal for everyday gpu.

[LexenZ]

13 minutes ago, liammccracken said:

alright just checking because it seems to get very hot but i think that's normal for everyday gpu.

If your not on load (Playing pubg or other demanding graphic games etc) then definitely it won't reach that temperature.

However, if there is nothing running (idle com) and its at 77C, then yes there is a problem.... lol 

[liammccracken]

1 minute ago, LexenZ said:

If your not on load (Playing pubg or other demanding graphic games etc) then definitely it won't reach that temperature.

However, if there is nothing running (idle com) and its at 77C, then yes there is a problem.... lol 

ALright thanks

 

[Mick Naughty]

Too hot for me but it also depends on the cooler and noise for me. Figured the 1060 could run decently cool unless it’s a mini or something. 

[Jrasero]

Perfectly fine and normal.  My previous 1070 and 1080 ran that hot if not more, probably closer to 80+ at times 

 

Not what I would ideally would want to run it at.  My EVGA 1080 Ti SC2 runs at 59-60 degrees in PUBG 3440x1440 100Hz Ultra settings

[AngryBeaver]

On 2/25/2018 at 8:28 AM, liammccracken said:

I'm not sure if i should be worried about stressing my card 

Temps are fine. GPU's are made to run at high temps for extended amounts of time.

[CrippledROBOT]

On 2/25/2018 at 8:28 AM, liammccracken said:

I'm not sure if i should be worried about stressing my card 

Thermal throttling generally doesn't begin to occur on GPUs until something like 94c. I'd start to worry past 80c. In that case, you're likely running into airflow constraints, dead fans, poor thermal paste, etc. 77c in a game like PUBG is absolutely expected and acceptable!

 

Cheers!