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Windows 7: Nvidia GTS 450 60 C temp

22 Jul 2011  
DavidMKD

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
107 posts
Macedonia
 
 
Nvidia GTS 450 60 C temp

Hi guys, I wanted to ask u something is 60 C average GPU temperature or not? When I am playing some game it goes up to 70 C is this normal ?

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22 Jul 2011  
fseal

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
2,557 posts
San Diego
 
 

THe peak is normal. Depends on card and also if you are using one or two monitors. if only one montir then 60 is a bit high, but if two monitors then that is normal too.

My 480 (I think it is) idles at 60 and hits about 95 during peak gaming. And that's "normal" for that card with two monitors.
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22 Jul 2011  
PwnFrnzy

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
499 posts
California, US
 
 

Nope, I use the card and the normal temp is usually 34C when not under stress, and never goes above 50C when under stress, you got yourself a hot-box buddy.
How long have you had the card?
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22 Jul 2011  
Wishmaster

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
4,269 posts
Southern Ohio
 
 

Are we talking load temps??
75-80C load is typically considered normal for most Nvidia GPUs.

My 570 will run at about 75C full load with default fan profiles.
60-65C with my own fan profile.

If you do not mind it being a bit louder,, you try something like Afterburner or Precision and make your own custom fan profiles.
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22 Jul 2011  
seekermeister

W7x64 Pro, SuSe 12.1/** W7 x64 Pro, XP MCE
6,804 posts
Indian Territory
 
 

I'm running dual monitors on a 460GTX SC, and it idles at ~ 51 degrees. 60 sounds somewhat high to me, but then it is a different card.
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22 Jul 2011  
mjf

Windows 7x64 Home Premium SP1 x 2
4,012 posts
Australia
 
 

You did say GTS 450 here is mine on idle in a well cooled case.
The card has 2 fans. I thought I saw some pics with just one fan.
Nvidia GTS 450 60 C temp-gts-450.jpg
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24 Jul 2011  
DavidMKD

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
107 posts
Macedonia
 
 

sorry for too late reply, the graphic card is brand new, 3 days old. Normal temp is 50C and when I am playing some game it goes up to 70 C. Its on 1 monitor. When I touch the part of the pc where the GPU is located its too hot. Could damage anything on my PC ? or the gpu might be damaged ?
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24 Jul 2011  
Joshatdot

Windows 7 Professional x64
428 posts
Pacific Northwest
 
 

I have the Asus GTS 450 OC .. idle is 40°C (room temp is 29°C) .. and about 65~67°C in game
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24 Jul 2011  
Solarstarshines

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit sp1
4,534 posts
Laguna Hills Southern California
 
 

Has anyone touched on what Case is being used and the AIRflow persay ?
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24 Jul 2011  
mjf

Windows 7x64 Home Premium SP1 x 2
4,012 posts
Australia
 
 

Here is another example of a different Nvidia card. This time in a poky little ACER Aspire case crammed (only slot) right up at the top of the case. Ambient temp is ~18C. I'm using the same SIW software in the post above. Look at the difference in temps.
Nvidia GTS 450 60 C temp-nvidia-9500gt.jpg
On a warm day with the card doing a some work the top of the case can get too hot for my liking.

I think ambient temp, position in your case and case air flow can have a big impact. If all these parameters are good and it was my card I'd try to return it for peace of mind if I could.
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