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Post Mon Jan 27, 2014 8:14 am

My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

So i did a search and couldn't find anything on this topic.

Is it because the game is not optimized that my card ( XFX 6770 ) runs hotter then i have seen it on any other game? I have hit 75c when playing but have never been above 60c in any other much more intensive ( graphically intensive ) games.
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Post Tue Jan 28, 2014 4:44 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

i would like some feed back on this. Am i the ONLY one that is running hot?????
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Post Tue Jan 28, 2014 5:14 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

I can't speak for everyone, but my 6870 runs at normal temperatures in-game. If anything, it's my CPU that runs hotter than normal.
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Post Tue Jan 28, 2014 6:10 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

My CPU runs fairly hot too (hotter than normal for sure) when playin.
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Post Tue Jan 28, 2014 8:15 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

I'm not getting much GPU usage with my 2x 580's. CPU runs fine too in my case.
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Post Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:08 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

Actually my 5870 all of a sudden started to run hot as well. It hits 72 deg. C after a while in Engine Editor which makes the driver go boom and the game stops working (I've never had such problems until today, neither with Automation nor any other title). That's mighty hot for a watercooled, OCed card, I can recall it used to reach 62 deg. max. I'll make some test with higher fan speeds, I wonder if it would help. Or maybe the radiator simply got packed with dust.
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Post Wed Feb 12, 2014 5:30 am

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

spavatch wrote:Actually my 5870 all of a sudden started to run hot as well. It hits 72 deg. C after a while in Engine Editor which makes the driver go boom and the game stops working (I've never had such problems until today, neither with Automation nor any other title). That's mighty hot for a watercooled, OCed card, I can recall it used to reach 62 deg. max. I'll make some test with higher fan speeds, I wonder if it would help. Or maybe the radiator simply got packed with dust.


Something has to be amiss there, my 580's are air-cooled, SuperClocked cards and are running at 65 C max with edited fan speeds.
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Post Wed Feb 26, 2014 12:47 pm

Re: My GFX Card gets Very Hot in Game

Automation just seems to be one of those demanding games that make things particularly hot, at least in my experience. Oddly enough the closest i can find to this on my 6870 is the 2nd lego harry potter game, which for whatever reason makes my temps shoot up in the same way automation does. Everything else, from Civ 3 through F1 2013 it sits at roughly 60 degrees with lowish fan speeds, but in automation it shoots up to just under 70 which with my fan profile means just under 100%.

I don't even want to know what temps my laptop hits.

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