>GPU hits 66 C under loadIt's over.
My GPU hits 50c...idle______
>>730813281is this bait? below 80C when under load is completely normal
>>730813281Electronics have changed, grandpa. Once upon a time people were terrified of running their CPUs over 50 degrees. Now even gaming-oriented consumer CPUs are rated for running completely normally at 94 degrees celsius and only start throttling at 95, and they shut down before they reach the point of any permanent damage being possible.
>>730813838Intels can go above max reading and reach 115 and live for a long time. Now with less house fires!
>buy new gpu>install it and turn pc>the fan doesn't run>send it back
Most AMD hardware is @ 75c even at idle.
>>730813281Do a water cooling loop, but instead of water use r-12 gas, that should fix it
>>730813426Thatsthejoke.gif
>>730813893My i9 11900k normally sits around 105 while gaming, keeps me nice and toasty during the winter.
>>730813281Time to undervolt anon..
>>730813281Nothing wrong with that, just keep them under 100C
>>730813838>>730813838>Once upon a time people were terrified of running their CPUs over 50 degrees.This is so wrong its hilarious. Shit ran hot as hell all the time and it was normal. Screaming high RPM Nidec fans kept things at a chilly 90c if you were lucky.
That's fine
>it's coming to 3 years straight of using my 4080super undervolted + DLSSQ and I still ever rarely hit beyond 70℃ for the gpu hotspotYou retards hate your hardware.
>>730814658*2 years
>>730814575>Nothing wrong with thatcard degradation occurs primarily at higher temperatures, it is absolutely Not Good if you aren't planning to have a revolving door of expensive replacement components in a yearly cycle
>>730813281>GPU hits 66 C under loadThat is completely normal.
>play new game>gpu hits 30 degreesGranted nightreign isnt exactly a beastly game but my gpu might be a bit overkill
