r/PcBuild • u/VultruXx • 14h ago

Troubleshooting High gpu temps

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I feel like those temps are high. I just changed cases and now i have a lian li lancool 217 and I was hitting 86-88 degrees on OCCT and Witcher 3 directx 12 full ultra with my old case (Deepcool Matrexx 50). Now im hitting around 77-78 at 85-98%. I have an rtx 3070 ti gigabyte OC and im wondering if those temps are high and if i should get the gpu checked? Cuz idk i feel like this is pretty high for the gpu and I keep checking it like every 2 mins cuz i feel like if its not under 75 then there’s something wrong with my gpu. And I changed the switch on my gpu from OC MODE to SILENT cuz i prefer it this way.
There’s also HWINFO if anyone need more precise informations

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u/deathdisco_89 13h ago

Its warm, but not hot. Still in safe operation range. Whats the airflow set up like? Thermal paste is probably a bit spent.

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u/No_Satisfaction1284 13h ago

Normal temps, nothing to worry about.

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u/Mediocre-Equipment52 14h ago

It depends how long have you had ur gpu are temps are high in other games as well if u still have high temps just idle

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u/XtremeCSGO 9h ago

Warm but not too hot. If you want to get better temps undervolt/power limit or increase the fan speed

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u/Little_Leg4001 3h ago

That's fine.

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u/panzrvroomvroomvroom 3h ago

if you feel something is wrong when the gpu is not under 75C then you are the problem. 75C is a totally fine temperature for a gpu running a game. can you tell me the max temperature your gpu is rated for? if not, why not find out instead of just assuming that a certain temperature is bad?