GPU OC Temp

[Totally Not Woojin]

So I OC my strix 1080 ti and it’s currently running at about 83 degrees. Should I send the oc down or am I fine? I set my temp limit to 94

[Skiiwee29]

Seems a bit warm to me for an AIB card. Might want to set a more aggressive fan curve

[ActualCannibal]

Personally I wouldn't like mine running around that temperature for extended periods of time. I make sure to keep my card around high 60s - low 70s. You should be fine, but I myself wouldn't do it.

[Totally Not Woojin]

15 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Seems a bit warm to me for an AIB card. Might want to set a more aggressive fan curve

How do you increase the fan curve? I only know how to adjust the fan speed

[Skiiwee29]

5 minutes ago, Totally Not Woojin said:

How do you increase the fan curve? I only know how to adjust the fan speed

What program are you using?

[Crunchy Dragon]

8 minutes ago, Totally Not Woojin said:

How do you increase the fan curve? I only know how to adjust the fan speed

You can do it through MSI Afterburner.

[Totally Not Woojin]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

What program are you using?

Gpu tweak 2 or msi afterburner depends. I used tweak 2 to oc my asus strix 1080 ti

[Skiiwee29]

Just now, Totally Not Woojin said:

Gpu tweak 2 or msi afterburner depends. I used tweak 2 to oc my asus strix 1080 ti

with MSI Afterburner, open your settings usually represented with a cog wheel. From there, go to Fan and this is where you will set a custom fan curve. 

[Totally Not Woojin]

3 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

You can do it through MSI Afterburner.

What do I change in the settings? Idk about fan speed update period and temperature hysteresis

[Crunchy Dragon]

1 minute ago, Totally Not Woojin said:

What do I change in the settings? Idk about fan speed update period and temperature hysteresis

Open the Settings, click on the Fan tab at the top, and check the "Enable user defined software automatic fan control" box. Then under the graph, set the fan curve to "Custom" via the dropdown menu.

 

My fan curve looks like this:

 

[Skiiwee29]

3 minutes ago, Totally Not Woojin said:

What do I change in the settings? Idk about fan speed update period and temperature hysteresis

Dont worry about the Hysteresis or update period, The Hysteresis only matters that it will change if it seems a temp change greater than X, being what you put in there, so say 5 it wont actually ramp up unless its gone up 5c from what it was last time it went up. Here is how my fan curve looked like when my 1070 was on air before I went full water cooling.

 

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

Dont worry about the Hysteresis or update period, The Hysteresis only matters that it will change if it seems a temp change greater than X, being what you put in there, so say 5 it wont actually ramp up unless its gone up 5c from what it was last time it went up. Here is how my fan curve looked like when my 1070 was on air before I went full water cooling.

 

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That's a pretty aggressive curve, what cooler did you have?

[Totally Not Woojin]

Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

Dont worry about the Hysteresis or update period, The Hysteresis only matters that it will change if it seems a temp change greater than X, being what you put in there, so say 5 it wont actually ramp up unless its gone up 5c from what it was last time it went up. Here is how my fan curve looked like when my 1070 was on air before I went full water cooling.

 

Ohhhhhhhhh Ok I see what you’re talking about now. Thanks!!!

[Skiiwee29]

Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

That's a pretty aggressive curve, what cooler did you have?

Its the MSI 1070 gaming X. Temps never got above mid 60s. I have hearing loss so the noise didnt bother me as I usually have headphones on and an AC in the window going so really never heard it. 

[Skiiwee29]

1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

That's a pretty aggressive curve, what cooler did you have?

but as you can see, it really only maxxed out once it reached 75c, so in general it would stay between 50 and 55% speed. 

[Crunchy Dragon]

Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

Its the MSI 1070 gaming X. Temps never got above mid 60s. I have hearing loss so the noise didnt bother me as I usually have headphones on and an AC in the window going so really never heard it. 

Ah, I see.

 

I run a 780 reference, I only really notice the noise when it gets up to 80s or so. While gaming, it usually goes up to 70-75 but my game audio drowns out the fans

[Totally Not Woojin]

Is this good, or should I change it?

 

[Totally Not Woojin]

Or is this better?