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    Hotspot over 114°C

    My fans are running fine, I tested them at 100% and the result is the same. I'm not overclocking the GPU. I cleaned everything up, and I couldn't do the flashlight test because this GPU's shroud design doesn't allow it, but I'd say the contact is good, though I'm not sure how good the mounting...
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    Hotspot over 114°C

    Yes, I bought the Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet. I have to admit I tried gaming right after installing the PTM, but do you really think a few cycles can drastically improve this behavior? It seems too aggressive, and the PTM should manage to drop temperatures by about 15-20°C to keep them at decent...
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    Hotspot over 114°C

    But the weird thing is that the problem wasn't this aggressive before. The GPU hotspot used to reach about 98°C during a 15-minute Deathmatch session in CS2. Then, in a competitive match or another game with a longer session, it would hit 110°C. But now it goes straight to 110°C immediately...
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    Hotspot over 114°C

    Yes, but as I mentioned to pendragon1, If it were a heat pipe failure, shouldn't the heatsink be cold in some areas and hot in others? Because it seems like the heat is being transported throughout the entire heatsink
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    Hotspot over 114°C

    Yes, I've already tried adding more thermal paste but it didn't fix it. No, unfortunately I don't have a spare AIO. If it were a heat pipe failure, shouldn't the heatsink be cold in certain areas and hot in others? Because it seems like the heat is spreading throughout the entire heatsink
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    Hotspot over 114°C

    Hi everyone! Two weeks ago, I noticed a problem with my Sapphire AMD 7900 XT (MBA) graphics card. The problem was that after a long CS2 session, the hotspot reached a maximum of around 110°C, while the core stayed at 70°C. My GPU is 3 years old. I'm not sure if the issue has always been there...
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