Had a look in the forum search and not came across this problem.
A mate of mine has bought a few months ago a GTX 570 twin frozr III. Whilst over at his I noticed looking at his Afterburner (nosey beggar I am), that his peak temp whilst gaming was 96'C.
This lead to me asking was he trying to overclock it, and if so what settings etc. He replied this was at stock and thought it was normal as this is his first gaming rig venture; only thing he had changed was the fan profile to help battle the mentioned high temp.
His case is a CM Storm Enforcer with stock fans and a 200mm out-take on the top. All airflow seems to be in order back and top as exhausts with the front as an intake. HDD cage is removed and all cables are tidied away.
He is only running one monitor at 1920 x 1080 its native resolution & at 60 Hz.
Idle at 32'C (cool day) 39'C (Heating on in the house)
World In Conflict Max settings: 71'C
BF3 high/Ultra settings: 85'C
Skyrim Ultra settings: 88'C
Fallout : New Vegas Max settings: 77'C (Using texture and weather mods)
STALKER - call to Pripyat: 90'C
Deus Ex:HR : 86'C
Dawn of War 2 Max Settings - Retribution: 96'C (but it has no Vsync option)
With other games averaging the 90'C mark in under 10 minutes of playing. Although there is no performance drop or crashes yet.
The Idle temp seems ok, but hitting nearly maximum temperature in DoW2 is rather worrying. I did recommend trying out his temps with benching software or something but he can't get a hold of that due to broadband download limits and malarkey.
Any ideas, and suggestions are much welcome, I've tried to add as much info as I can from what I know.
Cheers and sorry for the novel
EDIT: Here is a pic of his fan profile in afterburner.
A mate of mine has bought a few months ago a GTX 570 twin frozr III. Whilst over at his I noticed looking at his Afterburner (nosey beggar I am), that his peak temp whilst gaming was 96'C.
This lead to me asking was he trying to overclock it, and if so what settings etc. He replied this was at stock and thought it was normal as this is his first gaming rig venture; only thing he had changed was the fan profile to help battle the mentioned high temp.
His case is a CM Storm Enforcer with stock fans and a 200mm out-take on the top. All airflow seems to be in order back and top as exhausts with the front as an intake. HDD cage is removed and all cables are tidied away.
He is only running one monitor at 1920 x 1080 its native resolution & at 60 Hz.
Idle at 32'C (cool day) 39'C (Heating on in the house)
World In Conflict Max settings: 71'C
BF3 high/Ultra settings: 85'C
Skyrim Ultra settings: 88'C
Fallout : New Vegas Max settings: 77'C (Using texture and weather mods)
STALKER - call to Pripyat: 90'C
Deus Ex:HR : 86'C
Dawn of War 2 Max Settings - Retribution: 96'C (but it has no Vsync option)
With other games averaging the 90'C mark in under 10 minutes of playing. Although there is no performance drop or crashes yet.
The Idle temp seems ok, but hitting nearly maximum temperature in DoW2 is rather worrying. I did recommend trying out his temps with benching software or something but he can't get a hold of that due to broadband download limits and malarkey.
Any ideas, and suggestions are much welcome, I've tried to add as much info as I can from what I know.
Cheers and sorry for the novel

EDIT: Here is a pic of his fan profile in afterburner.

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