Got my eVGA 6800 GT in today and the first thing I did was take it apart and put some AS2 on the ram and gpu (I have a tube of AS5 on the way, AS2 is all I had at the time. I'll put AS5 on it when it comes on Friday).
When I booted up at stock speeds, I gave AquaMark and 3dMark03 a run and checked my temps, and I must say, they're quite high for stock speeds.
Right now at idle, my gpu temp is about 63 C. Under load, it was mid-upper 70's. Ambient temp, according to cool bits 2, is 47 C.
Now, the room temperature here is much higher than normal. It's probably about 80F or so in this room because my dad's a tight wad and turned off the AC earlier. Usually it's about 68-70F in here. Once I can get my room temperature back down to ~70F, would it be safe to assume that my 6800 GT temps will drop at least 5 degrees C?
I don't even want to try overclocking until I can get my stock temperatures down to a decent range. It's just too hot as is, I think.
When I booted up at stock speeds, I gave AquaMark and 3dMark03 a run and checked my temps, and I must say, they're quite high for stock speeds.
Right now at idle, my gpu temp is about 63 C. Under load, it was mid-upper 70's. Ambient temp, according to cool bits 2, is 47 C.
Now, the room temperature here is much higher than normal. It's probably about 80F or so in this room because my dad's a tight wad and turned off the AC earlier. Usually it's about 68-70F in here. Once I can get my room temperature back down to ~70F, would it be safe to assume that my 6800 GT temps will drop at least 5 degrees C?
I don't even want to try overclocking until I can get my stock temperatures down to a decent range. It's just too hot as is, I think.