If you haven't already done so, install afterburner and make a fan profile. That should keep your temps in check and allow you to set the fan speeds so it isn't to load for you.
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If you haven't already done so, install afterburner and make a fan profile. That should keep your temps in check and allow you to set the fan speeds so it isn't to load for you.
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Good so far
Highest mine has been is 84c, that was playing BF3, and the fan speed was only at 59%.
Not had any WSOD in BC2 or BF3 yet which tells me that my previous card was definitely factory overclocked far far too much.
Glad others are getting similar temps to me. Thought I had made a mistake with the case but it would appear that the intel/nvidia combo likes it toasty!
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You should sort out those cables at the front of the card...they are blocking the airflow from the front intake fanMine just arrived now, obligatory pics:
Yeah those temps are fine
You could considering adding some extra case fans...it will help lowering the GPU's temp. Here's how mine is set up in my CM690II Advanced:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=19592694&postcount=20
If you add a intake fan to the bottom middle fan mount, it will deliver some cool air directly to your graphic card's cooler's intake.
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You should sort out those cables at the front of the card...they are blocking the airflow from the front intake fan
You could considering adding some extra case fans...it will help lowering the GPU's temp. Here's how mine is set up in my CM690II Advanced:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=19592694&postcount=20
If you add a intake fan to the bottom middle fan mount, it will deliver some cool air directly to your graphic card's cooler's intake.
Thanks for the advise but I already have a fan on the bottom of the case pulling air into it.
And that pic was taken when the side window was off and I hadn't moved the cables
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Accordingy to his sig and what I can see looks like one of the corsair hydro watercoolers
Cosair H50. The first one they made. Think it has been discontinued and replaced with a better version now. You could probably pick one up for about 25 quid now, second hand mind.
Yeah, KFA2 are Galaxy's euro company, they took over BFG's customer service.
I read the same thing some where myself. That a lot of BFG's ex stuff jumped ship to Galaxy.
I know for sure that the old returns company that was used by BFG, is now the one used by KFA.
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Davola how are you getting on with the 570 mate?