I know it may sound stupid, but I have 3x Club 3D GeForce GTX 670 2GB cards with reference cooler in 3-way SLi and the hottest card - middle card gets around 85*c degrees celcius in load and that with the auto fan control in the nvidia driver.

I have one Asus GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU II 4GB card arriving soon for my little ITX gaming LAN machine. Only this card is on sale for £272 (normal price is £376) and but I've been thinking about getting two more GTX 670 4GB card and put 3 of them in my main gaming rig instead, and then put one of the Club3D GTX 670 2GB cards in the ITX LAN machine, since that would be fine.
However I have not been able to find information on whether setting 3x Asus GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU II in 3-way-SLi to be a good or bad idea heat wise ?
Will the cards be overheating since it's not blower style fans or is the DirectCU II cooler competent enought to let all cards be cool under load ?
I'd really like to upgrade to 4GB cards since I'm getting a 2560x1440 screen for my birthday (may 26th). Getting GTX 700 series cards will just be too expensive for me.

I have one Asus GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU II 4GB card arriving soon for my little ITX gaming LAN machine. Only this card is on sale for £272 (normal price is £376) and but I've been thinking about getting two more GTX 670 4GB card and put 3 of them in my main gaming rig instead, and then put one of the Club3D GTX 670 2GB cards in the ITX LAN machine, since that would be fine.
However I have not been able to find information on whether setting 3x Asus GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU II in 3-way-SLi to be a good or bad idea heat wise ?
Will the cards be overheating since it's not blower style fans or is the DirectCU II cooler competent enought to let all cards be cool under load ?
I'd really like to upgrade to 4GB cards since I'm getting a 2560x1440 screen for my birthday (may 26th). Getting GTX 700 series cards will just be too expensive for me.
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