GPU overheating
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red1776
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Hi xwarrior,
the temperature range spec'ed by ATI is that they are designed to operate up to 110C, however, it is very preferable to get the temp down to the 80'sC if you can.(even lower is better obviously) there are a few things you can do. 1) add fans to your case for better airflow. 2) remove the HS/F and reapply and replace the stock thermal compound that it came with.3) change the fan control to manual in CCC and turn the fan speed up. has it always run this hot? or did it just start doing this?
the temperature range spec'ed by ATI is that they are designed to operate up to 110C, however, it is very preferable to get the temp down to the 80'sC if you can.(even lower is better obviously) there are a few things you can do. 1) add fans to your case for better airflow. 2) remove the HS/F and reapply and replace the stock thermal compound that it came with.3) change the fan control to manual in CCC and turn the fan speed up. has it always run this hot? or did it just start doing this?
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hellokitty[hk]
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Yes catylist control center, you DO have that installed yes?
HS/F is heatsink fan.
this gpu's causing me sorf of headaches,i mean according to it's specs on the web,it's supposed to perform on max settings and show good fps.well,it can perform on high settings but in that case fps will the lowest possible.i mean seriously,why's that when you buy some dell's stuff it always so many problems....
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