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My card is running at 65-69C idle. When under full load it runs around 84-86C.
I got the readings from ntune. Was wondering if this is normal cause my card locked up a few times the other day while playing WOW over a few hours time. It's been pretty stable ever since.
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65 is a little high for idle. when i had my 6800gt it ran 50-60 idle depending on ambient temp. and 60-75 on load.
anyway. yes it does seem a little high
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Listen to slippe, 55 is the norm for me. 65+ when the fan is caked with dust.
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thanks guys i'll give it a go and report back with my findings
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I kind of miss the days when highend GPU's were single slot and didn't go above the 40's idle with just average cooling.
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HOLY crap I just checked mine and its at 100C gaming...79 idle...wtf...its 80 in here
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gave it a dust out but it wasnt LOADED with dust...idling now at 65
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It could be dying. Maybe it's not, but that's how mine was over a year ago.
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The 6 and 7 series cards didn't have the best cooling. The little fans were terrible. I'd suggest getting a VF900 or something similar, plus some memory heatsinks. I had one on my eVGA 7900GT CO SC and it kept my card very cool with hardly flux in idle to load temps.
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Thanks. It helped by about 6-7C for both idle and load. I guess your right about the fan and heat sinks they're not the greatest.
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