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8/14/12 at 8:29pm

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What is the actual temp when you play a game(not furmark/kombustor)? Most gpus can handle over 90c before shutting down.
If the screen goes black, your GPU core clock is probably too high.
If the screen freezes or gets weird colored blocks, your GPU memory clock is probably too high.

yeah colour gets fu**ed up !! So shall i decrease memory clocks ? And how to know that how much temp my GPU can handle at the uttermost stable condition!! and it goes to 62+and 65-

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8/14/12 at 8:32pm

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yeah colour gets fu**ed up !! So shall i decrease memory clocks ? And how to know that how much temp my GPU can handle at the uttermost stable condition!! and it goes to 62+and 65-

65C is not too hot. my 7970 overclock goes above that all the time.

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
i5 2500k	MSI Mpower Z77	PowerColor Dual Fan 7970	G.Skills Ripjaws X OC@ 9-10-10-27-1T@2133
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Monitor	Power
seagate barracuda	160 GB HDD	U2410	XFX 750W
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8/14/12 at 8:42pm

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65C is not too hot. my 7970 overclock goes above that all the time.

Yup that isn't that hot my GTX 470 not even OC gets around 80 degrees when gaming... (Crappy reference design card though)

Like everyone else said Lower your OC a bit .. and and I'd opt for just strapping down a 120mm on the heatsink or position fans to blow on it inside your case...

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
Intel Core 2 quad Q9550	Asus P5K-E Wi-Fi Edition	PNY GTX 470	Kingston HyperX Blue DDR2
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling
Kingston SSD Now V200 120Gb	WD Green 2Tb	Asus 16X DVD Read/Write Combo	Arctic Cooling FREEZER 13 PRO
OS	Monitor	Keyboard	Power
Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit	Acer H274HL	Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2013	Cooler Master 650W PSU
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OS	Monitor	Keyboard	Power
Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit	Acer H274HL	Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2013	Cooler Master 650W PSU
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8/14/12 at 8:44pm

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Guys i did something awesome(i think) i had a intel heatsink spare with me ! wat i did was

took the heat sink meterial out

than i tear the plastic clips so it can stick to my GPU

Atlast i tied it with my GPU using simple thread and here's some shots of this !!

Now i need suggestion regarding what i did was right or wrong? I think it will make my GPU temp go down to direct 10degree difference what u think?

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8/14/12 at 8:53pm

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Yup that isn't that hot my GTX 470 not even OC gets around 80 degrees when gaming... (Crappy reference design card though)
Like everyone else said Lower your OC a bit .. and and I'd opt for just strapping down a 120mm on the heatsink or position fans to blow on it inside your case...

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65C is not too hot. my 7970 overclock goes above that all the time.

AS qwertymac93 said the if clocks are high than colour gets fu**cked up so i think my clocks are high!! So here's a contradiction! what i was thinking was that the colours gets dissipated while playing games just 30 minutes is becuase temp goes above the limit i.e. 65degree but i was wrong temp was okay my gpu memory clocks were high !!

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8/17/12 at 7:09pm

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65C is not hot at all for a gpu, especially a low powered one like the 4350.
Drop the memory clock to 500mhz and see if the errors go away.
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2*4GB A-Data DDR3 1600	Seagate Momentus XT 500GB	1TB Samsung F3	24x Lite-on
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Xigmatek Gaia	Windows 8 pro 64-bit	ASUS VH236H	Logitech K350
Power	Case	Mouse	Audio
550w Antec Truepower New	NZXT Beta EVO	Gigabyte M7700	SHARP: CD-XP3300
Audio
Philips \| O'neill: "The Stretch"
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Athlon II X4 640	ASRock 870extreme 3	HIS 5750(840core/1200mem)	2*2GB A-Data DDR3 1600
RAM	Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive
2*4GB A-Data DDR3 1600	Seagate Momentus XT 500GB	1TB Samsung F3	24x Lite-on
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Xigmatek Gaia	Windows 8 pro 64-bit	ASUS VH236H	Logitech K350
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8/19/12 at 7:52pm

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I made my HD4350 cool by 22+ degree on avg. use !! temp never exceeds 50degree while gaming + 110mhz O.C. too !! But i wanted to know that i sticked that heatsink with synthetic rubber adhesive so i wanted to know how much temp it won't loose its stickyness ! atleast in worse cum worse casses it should retain 100degree i think ! coz soon i'll be vmodding my gfx!

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11/2/12 at 1:29am

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I made my HD4350 cool by 22+ degree on avg. use !! temp never exceeds 50degree while gaming + 110mhz O.C. too !! But i wanted to know that i sticked that heatsink with synthetic rubber adhesive so i wanted to know how much temp it won't loose its stickyness ! atleast in worse cum worse casses it should retain 100degree i think ! coz soon i'll be vmodding my gfx!

Nice! Could you possibly mod it a bit more to remove the metal part from the Intel heatsync? I'm considering doing this myself except I'll be taking the stock cooler off completely and modding an i5 2400's cooler for it (Copper core)

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	Graphics
Convertible i5 3570k (De-Lidded)	Gigabyte Z77x-D3H	HIS Radeon 7950 IceQ Turbo @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)	Sapphire 7950 DualX @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)
RAM	Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Hard Drive
16GB Samsung Eco	Samsung Spinpoint	Western Digital Green	Crucial M4
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	Cooling
Seagate Barracuda	2x OEM DVD Drives	Heatkiller Rev 3.0	XSPC RX360
Cooling	Cooling	OS	Monitor
Laing D5 + XSPC Res	Primochill Bloodshed Red Tubing	Windows 7 Pro x64	Asus VEH228H
Keyboard	Power	Case	Mouse
Logitech G510	Silverstone Strider 850W	HAF 932	Logitech G400
Mouse Pad	Audio	Other	Other
SteelSeries QCK Fnatic	Logitech x-230's	Logitech C100 Webcam	TP-Link Wireless N 150MBPS
Other	Other
Bitspower Dual Red/Orange Cathode kit (30cm)	Lamptron CCFL Sound Activated Module
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Intel Pentium E2140	HP OEM Board	HIS Radeon 4350 (Low profile adapter)	4GB DDR2 667
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	OS
500GB Hitachi Sata	LG Sata DVD+RW	Stock OEM soloution	Windows 7 Professional
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
42" Toshiba LED TV	Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	350W OEM	HP Proliant Case
Mouse	Audio	Audio
Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	Onboard	Onboard
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Convertible i5 3570k (De-Lidded)	Gigabyte Z77x-D3H	HIS Radeon 7950 IceQ Turbo @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)	Sapphire 7950 DualX @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)
RAM	Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Hard Drive
16GB Samsung Eco	Samsung Spinpoint	Western Digital Green	Crucial M4
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	Cooling
Seagate Barracuda	2x OEM DVD Drives	Heatkiller Rev 3.0	XSPC RX360
Cooling	Cooling	OS	Monitor
Laing D5 + XSPC Res	Primochill Bloodshed Red Tubing	Windows 7 Pro x64	Asus VEH228H
Keyboard	Power	Case	Mouse
Logitech G510	Silverstone Strider 850W	HAF 932	Logitech G400
Mouse Pad	Audio	Other	Other
SteelSeries QCK Fnatic	Logitech x-230's	Logitech C100 Webcam	TP-Link Wireless N 150MBPS
Other	Other
Bitspower Dual Red/Orange Cathode kit (30cm)	Lamptron CCFL Sound Activated Module
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Intel Pentium E2140	HP OEM Board	HIS Radeon 4350 (Low profile adapter)	4GB DDR2 667
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500GB Hitachi Sata	LG Sata DVD+RW	Stock OEM soloution	Windows 7 Professional
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
42" Toshiba LED TV	Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	350W OEM	HP Proliant Case
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Nice! Could you possibly mod it a bit more to remove the metal part from the Intel heatsync? I'm considering doing this myself except I'll be taking the stock cooler off completely and modding an i5 2400's cooler for it (Copper core)

even i tried what u saying but doesn't get fixed -_- thats kinda a little big n gets contact with caps n be a little upward rather than in contact with the ic .

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even i tried what u saying but doesn't get fixed -_- thats kinda a little big n gets contact with caps n be a little upward rather than in contact with the ic .

I do have a slightly different card to you though.. Mines actually got a tiny fan on it

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	Graphics
Convertible i5 3570k (De-Lidded)	Gigabyte Z77x-D3H	HIS Radeon 7950 IceQ Turbo @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)	Sapphire 7950 DualX @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)
RAM	Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Hard Drive
16GB Samsung Eco	Samsung Spinpoint	Western Digital Green	Crucial M4
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	Cooling
Seagate Barracuda	2x OEM DVD Drives	Heatkiller Rev 3.0	XSPC RX360
Cooling	Cooling	OS	Monitor
Laing D5 + XSPC Res	Primochill Bloodshed Red Tubing	Windows 7 Pro x64	Asus VEH228H
Keyboard	Power	Case	Mouse
Logitech G510	Silverstone Strider 850W	HAF 932	Logitech G400
Mouse Pad	Audio	Other	Other
SteelSeries QCK Fnatic	Logitech x-230's	Logitech C100 Webcam	TP-Link Wireless N 150MBPS
Other	Other
Bitspower Dual Red/Orange Cathode kit (30cm)	Lamptron CCFL Sound Activated Module
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CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
Intel Pentium E2140	HP OEM Board	HIS Radeon 4350 (Low profile adapter)	4GB DDR2 667
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	OS
500GB Hitachi Sata	LG Sata DVD+RW	Stock OEM soloution	Windows 7 Professional
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
42" Toshiba LED TV	Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	350W OEM	HP Proliant Case
Mouse	Audio	Audio
Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	Onboard	Onboard
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CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	Graphics
Convertible i5 3570k (De-Lidded)	Gigabyte Z77x-D3H	HIS Radeon 7950 IceQ Turbo @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)	Sapphire 7950 DualX @ 950/1250MHz (CFX)
RAM	Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Hard Drive
16GB Samsung Eco	Samsung Spinpoint	Western Digital Green	Crucial M4
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	Cooling
Seagate Barracuda	2x OEM DVD Drives	Heatkiller Rev 3.0	XSPC RX360
Cooling	Cooling	OS	Monitor
Laing D5 + XSPC Res	Primochill Bloodshed Red Tubing	Windows 7 Pro x64	Asus VEH228H
Keyboard	Power	Case	Mouse
Logitech G510	Silverstone Strider 850W	HAF 932	Logitech G400
Mouse Pad	Audio	Other	Other
SteelSeries QCK Fnatic	Logitech x-230's	Logitech C100 Webcam	TP-Link Wireless N 150MBPS
Other	Other
Bitspower Dual Red/Orange Cathode kit (30cm)	Lamptron CCFL Sound Activated Module
View all

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
Intel Pentium E2140	HP OEM Board	HIS Radeon 4350 (Low profile adapter)	4GB DDR2 667
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	OS
500GB Hitachi Sata	LG Sata DVD+RW	Stock OEM soloution	Windows 7 Professional
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
42" Toshiba LED TV	Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	350W OEM	HP Proliant Case
Mouse	Audio	Audio
Logitech MK260 Wireless Combo	Onboard	Onboard
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