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So I'm sure somewhere buried in these forums there is a similar post , but I'm going to jest be a rebel. When I game for long periods of time my card is topping out at 82C, does this seem right? I heard these cards run hotter but dang my old 5850 topped out at 60c. 

 

Lemme know, Thanks!

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82 decrees is nothing to sneeze at.

 

The ati 4850 i had in the past was blowing out 110 decrees and worked fine for a long time.

Although that would be pretty high for my standards for any kind of card.

 

If higher than 95 decrees, i would be worried.

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I'd say, get NVIDIA Inspector.

Best thing for NVIDIA cards imo.

 

You can:

 

Overclock

Set fan speeds

Make custom profiles for games, with AA options that actually work in games that don't have it.

 

It is basically a glorified version of gpu-z and the control panel in one, with more options to boot.

 

http://www.guru3d.com/files-get/nvidia-inspector-download,4.html

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Im just anticipating the summertime and I dont want 82c heat coming out the back of my case and warming up my apartment. lol

The heat is the same regardless of what fan speed you set.

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Is it a reference GTX 770? If so, then 82C is pretty typical. You can always help it out more by placing a 80mm or even 120mm fan below it pushing more air than the graphic's card can do with it's own fan. Also, replacing the stock TIM with a good TIM can help a decent amount, too. It's just a hassle on higher-end graphics cards due to the possibility of ripping the thermal pads on it when taking off the heatsink.

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Im just anticipating the summertime and I dont want 82c heat coming out the back of my case and warming up my apartment. lol

The heat is the same regardless of what fan speed you set.

 

I argue that it'd put out MORE heat if the fan was ran higher since the motor is running at a higher speed and therefore using more power and giving off more heat, however slightly :teehee:

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