RTX 2080Ti Temperature

[TripleOne]

Dear all,

 

I have been gaming with two RTX 2080Ti without NVlink (I have ordered it, and it should arrive in a week or two). The temperature of the active GPU is usually around 84-86 Celcius, while the other one is hovering at 30 Celcius. I am using the Corsair 500D RGB SE case, and the GPUs are quite close to each other. There are 6 fans and Corsair H150i Pro. Do I need to worry about it being at 84-86 Celcius when used for 4K gaming? Once I've installed the NVlink, it'll probably increase the temperature even higher..

 

Please kindly let me know your thoughts on this matter.

 

Thank you so much! 

[xg32]

probably the airflow of ur setup, i havent seen it over 75C, the FE also has the worst cooling, 85 is within specs but it's pretty bad.

[Firewrath9]

The 500D doesnt have the greatest airflow. Perhpas replace ths nice rgb stock fans with higher airflow fans, are you using the h150i pro in the front, if so, you should probably go push pull.

[TripleOne]

8 minutes ago, xg32 said:

probably the airflow of ur setup, i havent seen it over 75C, the FE also has the worst cooling, 85 is within specs but it's pretty bad.

 

 

 

 

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Please see the two images I have attached. I have a feeling it's due to the GPUs sitting too close to each other. But I am not 100% sure.

[TripleOne]

8 minutes ago, OnyxArmos said:

This is EVGA's advice on this:

 

so I'd say you're fine?

 

That's good to hear. Thank you!
I wonder if it'll go over 90 C after activating NVlink..

[schwellmo92]

Are your top fans exhaust or intake? Also your 360mm rad at the front would be stifling the amount of air that you're sucking in from the front, an air cooler would've been better suited for your case, or is there any way that rad can fit at the top?

[TripleOne]

17 minutes ago, schwellmo92 said:

Are your top fans exhaust or intake? Also your 360mm rad at the front would be stifling the amount of air that you're sucking in from the front, an air cooler would've been better suited for your case, or is there any way that rad can fit at the top?

 

Top fans are exhaust. I don't think I can fit the rad at the top. The one who built the PC for me set it as a push-pull since there was still space on that side of the case.

 

I always keep AC turned on at 18 Celsius, opening the side panel doesn't reduce the temperature either.

 

I am worried of it going over 90 C after setting up NVlink..