The video card heats up to 80 degrees (Days Gone)
Gtx 1080. In this game, the card heats up to 80 degrees after just 10 minutes of play. Loading the map is also under 100. In all the latest innovations in the Cyberbag 77, I have not seen above 70 degrees. How can this be fixed?macsim702
The fact that the card heats up to 80 degrees is not a big deal , but turn on the vertical.
bushmaster
Vertical, on the contrary, limits FPS, so the card is loaded less and the temperature will be lower.
I confirm - this game heats up my 1060 akurat by 80, at rather high rpm (~ 70% of the cooler - everything is cleaned, for a particular card today it is powerful rpm). Given that my standard of work is 70 degrees. For example, the same PE8 - fresh - and heats up to the standard - 70. And here 80. No, there are no complaints about performance - stable 60 fps at 1080 and everything is high, but the load is alarming.
saa0891
In theory there is, its critical heating is 94 degrees https://gtx-force.ru/maximum-temperature-nvidia-geforce/
The load on the stove comes from firewood, a chip is built into the wood for certain games to distribute the load from the stove on a stone (depending on how many cores)
Here, I just turned off the game, then I will look at it when it is turned on.
We don’t look at the mother =) The sensor was covered during the hike ... Otherwise, you can fry the eggs =)
Spoiler
macsim702 wrote:
Loading the map is also under 100.
How many FPS?
If more than the vertical scan of your monitor, turn on vertical sync and do not torment the hardware. All my life I have been playing with the vertical lock on the monitor scan, because what is the point of making the hardware draw frames that my monique does not show?
Or simply add screws to the case to provide fresh air to the card.
macsim702
macsim702 wrote:
How can this be fixed?
If there is no loss in performance, then:
1) Set the speed of the case fans to the maximum.
2) Open the housing cover.
3) Undervolting of the video card.
2060super at ultras at 60fps at 1080p at 100, the viewing angle is heated no higher than 61 degrees, on average holds 56-58 degrees
I have rtx 2070s from palit. Undervolt at 0.931mV at 1935mHz. For all that, it warms up to 73 degrees in the first minutes of the game. This is without FPS lock. If you fix it at 90, then it does not heat up above 64. On average, 60-61 degrees.
If you don't feel like poking around in the graphics settings due to the temperature of the video card, then in the nvidia control panel, before entering the game, we set the refresh rate from 144 Hz to 60 and the temperature drops greatly.
AnPei
Here the "psychological factor" plays a role - having a 144Hz monitor and not a weak vidyahu, a specialist to underestimate its power, such a thing)
Snow70
A lot. I see that the percent is heating up, God forbid. I have 55 - 60 degrees on the stone. Today, with such prices and such a shortage of video cards, it's once again scary to see 70+ degrees.
macsim702 wrote: the
card heats up to 80 degrees after 10 minutes of the game
I was also warming up . I cleaned the computer. blew with a compressor and the video card heats up to 61 degrees.
At least once a year it is necessary to purge the computer.
All my vidyuhi always basked in games up to 80-83 degrees. These are absolutely normal operating temperatures, do not listen to all sorts of smart people, about the fact that this should not be so.
The Bulletin of Democracy
All my vidyuhi have always warmed up in games up to 70-73 degrees. These are absolutely normal operating temperatures, don't listen to any smart guys. In normal Sat with proper cooling, this is the norm.