Possibly another "how hot thread"

[Dttocs]

So hope this is the correct place.

My system 

Ryzen 1700x watercooled (single 120 rad)

16g G.skill trident z ram

Asus rogs strixs b350 itx motherboard 

And was running a msi gtx1080 gaming x gpu 

 

I just switched to a msi gtx1080ti gaming and done some overclocking for the first time.

Now winter (when I first built the system)the Temps were roughly 

Cpu 56c

Gpu 63-66c  (gtx1080)

Room temp around 18-20c 

 

Summer has hit fast and my 1080 was not hitting low 70s. Cpu mid 60s

Room temp 30c 

 

The 1080ti is now sitting at 70c (55-60% fan speed)

Also cpu is 68-70c 

I realise the bigger 1080 even running similar or less temps is still adding extra heat to the system .

I mentioned my cpu heat in a discord chat and was told it's to hot for constant gaming. 

Everything I have read suggests otherwise. 

 

These temps are while playing pubg with a 3440 x 1440 ultrawide 

Gpu sitting around 98% utiliza

 

 

[r2724r16]

4 minutes ago, Dttocs said:

The 1080ti is now sitting at 70c (55-60% fan speed)

Also cpu is 68-70c 

I realise the bigger 1080 even running similar or less temps is still adding extra heat to the system .

I mentioned my cpu heat in a discord chat and was told it's to hot for constant gaming. 

Your Discord chat was wrong then. 70C under max load for even a few hours a day won't kill your card. CPU temps are also decent (what cooler are you using?).

[Zando_]

Just now, r2724r16 said:

Your Discord chat was wrong then. 70C under max load for even a few hours a day won't kill your card. CPU temps are also decent (what cooler are you using?).

^^^ My i5 8600K hits over 80C under max load, and in gaming is still pretty hot, but it's fine. Ran my 980 Ti at 83C last summer too (was in a smaller case with one fan, and my room was hot), it has 0 issues. 85C is the "get worried about temps mark", and anything above 90 means you need to change stuff as soon as you can. Other than that, you're fine.

[r2724r16]

Just now, Zando Bob said:

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My GTX 970 ran at 87C under gaming load on hot days at stock speeds, so the OP's card should be fine.

[Dttocs]

2 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Your Discord chat was wrong then. 70C under max load for even a few hours a day won't kill your card. CPU temps are also decent (what cooler are you using?).

Just a coolermaster  aio  120r

Only 1 fan ( not push pull setup) 

Small case. Inwin a1  (20 litres)

[Zando_]

Just now, r2724r16 said:

My GTX 970 ran at 87C under gaming load on hot days at stock speeds, so the OP's card should be fine.

Yep, only really need to worry if you're hitting those temps or 90+C under 24/7 load, say in a mining rig or something. If it's just in the summer during gaming sessions, you're fine.

[Dttocs]

Thanks for everyone's comments 

I thought there was no issues but better to ask people with much more experience than myself