Saphire Pulse 7900xtx temps

[stuh1980]

Hi all, just need a bit of advice on my gpu temps, the pics below are at an ambient temp of 22 celcius. Have l got a problem? The card has been owned by me from new as part of a system l bought from overclockers. It has never been played with and has always been run at 'default' settings. If it makes any difference l play at 4k 60hz.
The first pic is no load pc at idle and the second is after playing fortnite for 5 minutes. From what l read online these temps are getting a bit high? Sratch the pics as l cant see how to attach them but temps below.

No load/pc idle
GPU Temp 62
Memory junction temp 80
Hot spot temp 72

5 mins load
GPU temp 68
Memory junction temp 82
Hot spot temp 90

After Furmark run
GPU temp 70
Memory junction temp 84
Hot spot temp 91

Using HWINFO64, thank you!

 

[hardkore]

Is it a 3rd party card or a reference xtx?

My reference XT hits similar temps with a undervolt and +10 power limit. Fans max out at about 85% and I've got some of that PTM7950 on there aswell. I did see memory at 96c last night.... Summer time and that....

 

[stuh1980]

Is it a 3rd party card or a reference xtx?

My reference XT hits similar temps with a undervolt and +10 power limit. Fans max out at about 85% and I've got some of that PTM7950 on there aswell. I did see memory at 96c last night.... Summer time and that....

As in the title its a Saphire Pulse, l dont know if that means its 3rd party or reference?

 

[hardkore]

Thats a 3rd party card but should have a better/quieter cooler than the reference cards.

I think these cards just run on the hotter side. 90c hotspot is still acceptable.

Have you given the card a good blow out since purchase? Any overclock/undervolt?

Im not sure with 3rd party cards but the 7 series did have a tendancy to "pump out" the thermal paste after 6-12 months so may be worth while repasting it (beware of warranty though).

 

[Tetras]

Have l got a problem?

They're fairly high, but within normal range. If your card is working fine then it isn't a concern.