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Quick question 1950 pro agp - Temperature

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Hi guys, just got a quick question for ya

whats the reference/recommended max temp for a 1950 pro AGP ? and if your running one what temps are you getting at the moment with what cooling?

the reason I ask is that over the last week I have noticed my card is running much hotter than it has been in the past, previously it would run around 40-45idle and 54-58 under load, now its more like 50-52 idle and anything in the regions of 70-80c when under load for a while :(

thanks

edit: have also reseated the heatsink/re-applied some Tuniq TX-2 to the gpu core since i noticed the temps but hasnt helped that much so far
 
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fine? ;o really would you consider it safe? was hoping more people would reply with their own experience guess they might tomorow :)

im just puzzled as to why its suddenly jumped up and considering i've done a reseat/cleared dust that it hasnt improved much
 
fine? ;o really would you consider it safe? was hoping more people would reply with their own experience guess they might tomorow :)

im just puzzled as to why its suddenly jumped up and considering i've done a reseat/cleared dust that it hasnt improved much


If by reseat you mean new thermal paste, then it can take a few days for some paste to cure.

Just seen your edit. Give it a few days and im sure the temps will come down some.
 
wow, just got in from work today and left a game on for 20mins or so to see the temp (would be between 70-80c im sure if it was yesterday) and today the max was 54, il try playing some cod4 for longer or something 2nite but looking good :)
 
Ive had many cards that have been in the 80's underload and never had any problems, my old 8800 GT used to go into the 90's and was perfectly fine. :)
 
Ive had many cards that have been in the 80's underload and never had any problems, my old 8800 GT used to go into the 90's and was perfectly fine. :)

ah ok, ye i know some cards run hotter than others etc, but i'd just never personally seen one of my cards run at 70-80, especially when this one I am refering to in the thread used to/usually runs at 50-55 load
 
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