Rajincajun
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Just got my 2 GTX 560 TI's installed. Im needing to know what would be a normal working temp for these card in SLI full load and nothing over clocked?
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GPU Temp
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Dont have the same card but I notice a lot posts around the web people complaining about the temps of them.
But heres a good chart to look as reference
http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-560-ti-sli-review/16
But heres a good chart to look as reference
http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-560-ti-sli-review/16
Rajincajun
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Dont have the same card but I notice a lot posts around the web people complaining about the temps of them.
But heres a good chart to look as reference
http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-560-ti-sli-review/16
I have seem a few reveiws about this card running a little hot specially when over clocking. Mine is staying around 55cel or 133F at stock clocking.. But what is safe and not safe? I see a lot of people running the card around 70 to 80Cel or 160F? Man that seems high to me but they don't have any lock up problems or crashes.
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In a dual-card configuration, the normal operating temperature for any graphics card under load is between 80C and 91-92C (95-97C in the case of the GTX470/480). Seeing load temps in the 70s and 80s is to be expected. Graphics hardware is quite resilient to these temperatures. The emergency shutdown thresholds vary per card, but are usually set between 105C and 130C.
Rajincajun
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In a dual-card configuration, the normal operating temperature for any graphics card under load is between 80C and 91-92C (95-97C in the case of the GTX470/480). Seeing load temps in the 70s and 80s is to be expected. Graphics hardware is quite resilient to these temperatures. The emergency shutdown thresholds vary per card, but are usually set between 105C and 130C.
Thanks Samuel, I was OCing my GTX 560's last night to see what temps I would reach and the cards never got over 85C so I think I'm good for now but the summer time I believe will be a different issue.
Thanks Samuel, I was OCing my GTX 560's last night to see what temps I would reach and the cards never got over 85C so I think I'm good for now but the summer time I believe will be a different issue.
if there are ref card and you getting highest 85 then you should be good.