Are these temps OK long term?

[Drake5]

The card is a 4070ti and this screenshot is from a good few hours gaming, mostly RDR2, running it fully maxed and res scale of 1.25

Just wondering if these numbers are perfectly safe to run over an extended period of time as RDR2 and RedM are my main games. Thanks

 

[Dg834man]

Perfectly fine.

 

[JediFragger]

Same, looks fine. Am guessing case airflow isn't the best but nothing wrong there really.

 

[Wing-Man]

look good but im going to assume that's without using an offset?

 

[Drake5]

look good but im going to assume that's without using an offset?

No idea what an offset is, everything is running stock

 

[Wing-Man]

Then you have some good gains to make.

Use msi afterburner. Most 4070ti’s will do 3000mhz at 1.0v no problem. Google it or some other kind sole will inform you about. If not done I will help you when I get home from work.

It will run cooler, use less watts and perform better.

 

[Wing-Man]

if you watch this video it s a bit rough but gives you all the info you need.
once you work out the voltage needed for stock clocks, you can then up the voltage to a set amount say 1v and start to play with the clocks to see what the max OC with and undervolt is
so it will be faster and run cooler...

im playing with a 4070super and it games at 3ghz and around 50c, its an insane card

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