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Old 11-12-2006, 06:27 PM   #1
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Hot, hot, hot!

How hot can GPUs run? Mine stay anywhere between 80C-110C.
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What are you using to read your temperature? That's really hot, if you ask me - mine are about 50 idle, 65 under load. Though, the threshold on mine is 150.
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Well I'm looking thru a program called PC Wizard. I tried cleaning my video card, too. I think video cards are meant to run considerably hotter than CPUs -- I researched it a bit. I get great gameplay so it must be okay for the video card.
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Which GPU(s)? My X800XL, under load would hit 60C or some over. My X1800XT idles there...it'll hit 90C+ under a load without any problems...
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Old 11-12-2006, 08:11 PM   #5
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Ok as the above said, which gpu.

The only two programs I trust for gpu reporting is Rivatuner and ATI tool.
ATI tool only for those who own ati cards.

Depending on which gpu your talking about. Some I would let go as high as 85-90. Others no more then 60.
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