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Nah not really. I think Linus made a comparison video of it and it made no difference at all. The only thing that would wear out are the fans aaand you will get more dust than usual. 

I use my GTX 1060 with dual fans to mine 24/7 (I mine at night and when I'm at work) and I'm still doing fine with my card. 

 

But yes. Try to keep your temps as low as possible. If you don't want to turn your fans on 100% for noise reasons, try to find the sweet spot between low noise and low temps. I usually keep my card around 70% fan speed with 65c. Right now I'm at 100% fan speed at 50c.

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1 minute ago, dionkoffie said:

Nah not really. I think Linus made a comparison video of it and it made no difference at all. The only thing that would wear out are the fans aaand you will get more dust than usual. 

I use my GTX 1060 with dual fans to mine 24/7 (I mine at night and when I'm at work) and I'm still doing fine with my card. 

but if i left it as auto it would reduce my fan speed and my temps will return to 74-75c.

 

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6 minutes ago, bebejapes said:

but if i left it as auto it would reduce my fan speed and my temps will return to 74-75c.

 

I recommend using MSI Afterburner. You're able to create a fan speed profile so you can choose the fan speed if your card reaches 70c or something. You can also manually set the fanspeed if you like. 

 

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this is my profile, but I prefer to set my fan speed manually.

 

 

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