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When I play bf4, my gpu hits 82 degree. Is this normal?
Your gpu no fresh air ah? Or something blocking it?
I have 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust leh. Don't know Why hit 82. What's the normal temp for gpu when playing bf4 ultra setting? Im using palit gtx760.
I have 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust leh. Don't know Why hit 82. What's the normal temp for gpu when playing bf4 ultra setting? Im using palit gtx760.
Ref card model ar? Or jetstream?
IF ref card model then its normal at 82degrees.
Jetstream should be around 68 or less
Does your case have bottom slot for fan? If so, try putting 1 of ur intakes there... Maybe can take the lower front intake.. hdd a bit hot nvm de..
Yes ref card model. Oh so is 82degree a danger?
Yes it does. Ok noted will put a fan at the bottom.
Yes ref card model. Oh so is 82degree a danger?
It is nt a danger, its normal temps since it is nt as efficient as 3rd party coolers...
Is not yet peak yet. Still ok. Unless you wanna play safe can hoot a lian li expansion slot 140mm fan blowing directly to the GPU.
That one not bad. Quieter and more air pressure to the GPU.
I think that would be useless... Coz the blower is on right side, PCI fans is on left side for most... Unless you get those dual 92/120mm fans...
If you put fan at bottom next to hdd cage and psu, the position is just nice feeding fresh air into his gpu blower fan.
I think that would be useless... Coz the blower is on right side, PCI fans is on left side for most... Unless you get those dual 92/120mm fans...
If you put fan at bottom next to hdd cage and psu, the position is just nice feeding fresh air into his gpu blower fan.
What case fan you think it's good and quiet?
For your case if you have a 140mm fan blowing direct to your gpu from the front, it should generate more positive air pressure to reach the GPU.
Find those chassis that can mount 2 or 3 140mm chassis infront.