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Cool lastly before i buy does the gold code get you alien isolation or is that only the special space code or something?
Sorry im coming across dense the night shifts have killed my mind today! Haha
Get the 3 worth the most and sell them then buy whatever you want or keep the cash.
Mine just arrived, lovely card, virtually silent until really pushed, even at max I've heard a lot worse, we'll chuffed for £199.99 inc games
Told you it was quiet, enjoy mate.
Told you it was quiet, enjoy mate.
Mine just arrived, lovely card, virtually silent until really pushed, even at max I've heard a lot worse, we'll chuffed for £199.99 inc games
Wondering whether mine has a problem then, as it's getting up to 83 degrees on Sleeping Dogs with everything turned up, and its what I would call loud at 3100 RPM. Borderlands 2 and Skyrim both run at 65 degrees and 2000 RPM, which is pretty quiet. I have 4 120mm case fans (2 blowing in to the case at the front, and 2 blowing out at the back).
That temp is within normal parameters. Sleeping Dogs is quite demanding and works the gpu very hard. The 290 series are rated up to 94c before they start to throttle so i wouldn't worry. A few pointers below though on how you can possibly improve things.
Is your case small? Perhaps heat is getting trapped around the graphics card. High static pressure intake fans will help, as will side exhaust fans to suck the heat out. Finally if you keep a positive air pressure (more intake than exhaust fans) and remove spare pci brackets from the case then hot air will be naturally forced out these ventilation areas in and around the gpu. Can help make a difference i find.