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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Apparently the nVidia control panel no longer tells you your GPU
> temperature; you have to download and install an additional tool.
> Anyway, having just stopped using the GPU, the temperature was reading
>
> To me, that sounds rather damned hot. Is it usual for a GPU to get this
> warm?
Very hot to touch, not so hot to run. IIRC, most chips are fine up to
65-70C, and several can go higher w/o a problem.
Myself, I try to keep them around 45C. If they go higher than that,
then I look at additional cooling.
...Chambers
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