Catalyst Gaming
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Shriio on December 24, 2012, 06:23:32 AM
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Hello, I have a issue. Well I guess I have.
The problem is that my pc's Graphic card gets up to 78 ° C.
Is that a problem? Im scared that my pc would overheat.
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What graphics card do you have?
What fans etc edo you have in your case?
Give us some more info please
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Hello, I have a issue. Well I guess I have.
The problem is that my pc's Graphic card gets up to 78 i'm fucking retarded please ban me C.
Is that a problem? Im scared that my pc would overheat.
Edit:
Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) II X6 1055T Processor 2.80 GHz
Ram: 4,00 GB
System type 64-bitw
Graphic card: ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series, I got a fan on it that I can controle, the fan is on 21% but i can turn it to 100%, but im not sure if that will break something.
In all I have 3 fans inside it.
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What are you doing when it goes up to 78?
If you can, turn up the fan a bit more from 21%. I run my fans on full pretty much all the time and have done for a year and it hasnt broken anything.
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Well, Im playing "Saints row: The third", and now it's on 81 C
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Hmm, try either turning fans up or turning settings down, see what that does
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70 C is normal when you are playing a high requirement game, so don't worry.
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you're fucking stupid thats not dont shit yourself unless its 90c+
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you're fucking stupid thats not dont shit yourself unless its 90c+
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Woah kid calm the hell down. Not everyone knows everything about computers.
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you're fucking stupid thats not dont shit yourself unless its 90c+
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What the heck dude? Chill!
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Well, I've got a notebook. My component's temperatures are at sixty degrees during the times of standard usage, in peaks it goes to seventy or eighty. As Kasull said, unless the temperatures are near to 100 °C, it should be okay.
Anyways, unless you have very old computer, it's motherboard and the operating system monitor the temperatures themselves and shut the computer down automatically when it begins getting really bad - so no worries.
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Well, I've got a notebook. My component's temperatures are at sixty degrees during the times of standard usage, in peaks it goes to seventy or eighty. As Kasull said, unless the temperatures are near to 100 °C, it should be okay.
Anyways, unless you have very old computer, it's motherboard and the operating system monitor the temperatures themselves and shut the computer down automatically when it begins getting really bad - so no worries.
My computer is usually at 80 C whenever I'm playing Borderlands 2 or newer games, and I'm using a desktop.
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My old one ran 90 F while not playing shit. idk about current temps, prob around 80-85 F. Can some one tell me how to crank up my fans?
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My old one ran 90 F while not playing shit. idk about current temps, prob around 80-85 F. Can some one tell me how to crank up my fans?
90 degrees Fahrenheit is particularly low, and is about 32 degrees Celsius, which is absolutely fine and nothing to worry about. You likely couldn't get the temperature much lower. However, 90 degrees Celsius is far too hot.
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Well my internals fused together at one point, so it wasn't always so low :s