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zombie@computer wrote:its quite hot but not extremely hot. GPU's usually have higher temp limits than CPU's, up to 110-120 degrees. Not saying its good to have those temps, but you dont have to worry about things melting. You way want to check the airflow in your case.
kirby2112 wrote:zombie@computer wrote:its quite hot but not extremely hot. GPU's usually have higher temp limits than CPU's, up to 110-120 degrees. Not saying its good to have those temps, but you dont have to worry about things melting. You way want to check the airflow in your case.
But that's 175 degree's. Should I open 'er up and blow out any dust?
Kosire wrote:kirby2112 wrote:zombie@computer wrote:its quite hot but not extremely hot. GPU's usually have higher temp limits than CPU's, up to 110-120 degrees. Not saying its good to have those temps, but you dont have to worry about things melting. You way want to check the airflow in your case.
But that's 175 degree's. Should I open 'er up and blow out any dust?
Every CPU and GPU now a days have their own security to shut down when they become too hot.
Are you saying your GPU is 175 degree's celcius??
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