good look at new OC tool there.......temps with here the fans were aren't bad at all.....they'd be a lot cooler with higher fans
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That'll be with the reference cards, which are really built for single card configs and not the heat furnace that is SLi/Crossfire![]()
na you didn't see the fan profiles both were set about 49%.....if they'd been set to 60% they would have been cooler a lot cooler......
So whats it going to be then roughly, twelvety rupees more?
It looks more like the fan speeds were about 60% at the time the temps were that high. Look at the graph. The temp is showing the max value while the fan speed is showing the current value at the time of taking the screenshot.
It looks more like the fan speeds were about 60% at the time the temps were that high. Look at the graph. The temp is showing the max value while the fan speed is showing the current value at the time of taking the screenshot.
the 49 and 44 are the current speeds at the end of the run. At max temp the fans were higher.Negative; max is for temp rangeand range for temp was set for 90 degrees max and 80 min.....
look at the yellow.....fans weren't set very high........thus if they'd turned up the fans and brought down temp max we'd see better temps - but more noise...
along with gpu-z reporting first card fan speed was 49% and second card fan speed was 44%![]()
the 49 and 44 are the current speeds at the end of the run. At max temp the fans were higher.
along with gpu-z reporting first card fan speed was 49% and second card fan speed was 44%![]()
na you didn't see the fan profiles both were set about 49%.....if they'd been set to 60% they would have been cooler a lot cooler......
That was my point though. I'm only looking at the gpuz results as I'm not that familiar with 3dmark.
On both gpuz shots they've got the gpu temp set to show only the max temp reached, not the current temp. The fan is reporting the current speed at time of the screenshot.
If you follow the red graph line back you can see where the gpu workload was (especially the 1st gpuz screen) and the corresponding temp increase. Notice the fan speed ramps up shortly after that and the temp graph drops. But by the time the screenshot was taken the gpu temps had dropped as had the fan speeds.
We just don't know either what the fan speed was when the gpu hit 82 degrees, nor can we tell what the gpu temp was when that shot was taken.
Looks like it was set to Max at under 80 yes/no?
Is this the quietest this post has been?