75c is pretty normal for a GPU under load. You try bumping up the fan speed?
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yea i was thinking about the duo orb , and noise is not a problem i have an A/C unit right next to me (to keep computers cold)
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Originally Posted by sabermetrics  Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 Rev.2 + ziptied fan would be a great choice... only $30 too Also, the thermaltake Duo-Orb is a great choice, though slightly louder |
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well tell that to my gpu cause it does not like it ,and the fan speed is @100%
Originally Posted by keith27 75c is pretty normal for a GPU under load. You try bumping up the fan speed? |
Use RivaTuner (free) and create 3 fan profiles that will automatically speed-up the GPU fan, at for instance 60%-80%-100%, depending on temperature rise due to intensive 3D gaming and save yourself some time and money!
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I recommend this for everyone, and should be considered as part of any overclocking template which will help with increased temps!
You can download latest RivaTuner and get FAQs here;
http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?page=rivatuner
You can read a step by step Fan Profile Set-Up Guide, complete with pics here;
http://www.vaguetech.com/index.php?pageid=rt207#fan
Note that you need RivaTuner to be running in the background to have the Fan Profiles working. RivaTuner needs to be running under the Scheduler Tab (to launch the profiles). You can minimize the RivaTuner window to tray by ticking the appropriate box in the Settings Tab.
I recommend this for everyone, and should be considered as part of any overclocking template which will help with increased temps!
You can download latest RivaTuner and get FAQs here;
http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?page=rivatuner
You can read a step by step Fan Profile Set-Up Guide, complete with pics here;
http://www.vaguetech.com/index.php?pageid=rt207#fan
Note that you need RivaTuner to be running in the background to have the Fan Profiles working. RivaTuner needs to be running under the Scheduler Tab (to launch the profiles). You can minimize the RivaTuner window to tray by ticking the appropriate box in the Settings Tab.
Get a TT Duorb! They are really good. My 8800GT idles at 37c and 47c on load.
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Applied with Arctic Silver 5.
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i have rivatuner and evga precision ,and don't matter which program i use , it goes above 75 and computer crash ,right now i have a house fan blowing air to it, but it take too much space, and i put 120mm fan with 70cmf in the case to stop this they didnt help ,the case is a ULTRA ALUMINUS i think thats the name is a full tower case
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Originally Posted by Gunderman456 Use RivaTuner (free) and create 3 fan profiles that will automatically speed-up the GPU fan, at for instance 60%-80%-100%, depending on temperature rise due to intensive 3D gaming and save yourself some time and money!
I recommend this for everyone, and should be considered as part of any overclocking template which may help with increased temps! You can download latest RivaTuner and get FAQs here; http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?page=rivatuner You can read a step by step Fan Profile Set-Up Guide, complete with pics here; http://www.vaguetech.com/index.php?pageid=rt207#fan Note that you need RivaTuner to be running in the background to have the Fan Profiles working. RivaTuner needs to be running under the Scheduler Tab (to launch the profiles). You can minimize the RivaTuner window to tray by ticking the appropriate box in the Settings Tab. |
i have rivatuner and evga precision ,and don't matter which program i use , it goes above 75 and computer crash ,right now i have a house fan blowing air to it, but it take too much space, and i put 120mm fan with 70cmf in the case to stop this they didnt help ,the case is a ULTRA ALUMINUS i think thats the name is a full tower case
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i will try the mods but im not to good at modding but o well , and the card is underclock right now stock @700/1780/1000 and i have it @650/1750/900 and running @ 66ºc and the damn fan right on top of it
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i have a feeling the the stock cooler is going
Originally Posted by Gunderman456 I have two of those running in SLI. The cards are not only being fanned by RivaTuner, but they are also overclocked by RivaTuner. Those cards create a lot of heat, but RivaTuner seems able to keep them in the 60'sC for the most part. They'll hit in the low end of the 70's on occassion. My trick is to keep the side panel off my Cosmos 1000. Your card may be too aggressively overclocked, for you to need a house fan trained on the card along with RivaTuner pumping your fan at 100%. I will be modding the side panel by drilling holes, facing the GPUs, to allow a 120mm fan to directly exaust heat generated by the GPUs right out of the case. Your problem is to be expected and I recommend perhaps a slight underclock of the GPU coupled with a side panel fan mod! |
i have a feeling the the stock cooler is going
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I have my duorbs on my 8800GTs and never go above 60C, just put a 120mm sidefan on and lowered temps another 5C. Just do NOT put 2 duorbs on one fan controller channel. I did and it worked for a few weeks, but I just walked in and my GPU fans were off. I think I may have burned that channel. One duorb per channel should be OK. On the bright side, duorbs with no fan only reached 64C on idle
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That was before I put the sidefan on, blowing onto them.
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