Titan X Temps

thefogo · 8 Jan 2016 at 20:42

I've recently moved my system into a new case and upgraded the loop as I was having heat issues.

I have
1x 280mm x 86mm rad
and 1x 280mm x 45mm rad

After ~30minutes of Firestrike Combined test my Titan X hit 45C.
Does this seem okay or is it a bit hot? I was hoping for a bit lower really, especially as it was a cold day. In summer it would probably run into the 50s.

Here's my system:

CapitalOne · 8 Jan 2016 at 20:45

Thats fine surely, with 2 on stock air and custom fan profile top one might hit 75c after hours and hours of use and thats in an H440. EVGA AIOs arrive tommorrow as I am sick of the noise but temps never felt too risky even at that level.

ETA - even with summer ambient temps

thefogo · 9 Jan 2016 at 18:18

Yeah I know it's perfectly fine, but it's just that I was expecting slightly lower temperatures with the rads I have. My GPU just hit 47C in BF4.
I'll look at upgrading to some quad 120mm radiators later in the year.

OracIe · 9 Jan 2016 at 18:37

I really wouldn't bother, you wont see any gains that is worth paying out more money.

Those temps are great.

Disco_P · 9 Jan 2016 at 19:13

That's about right - you've got your CPU in the loop as well so that is dumping heat into the coolant.

I have a thick 360mm, thin 240mm, GTX Titan and 2550K in a H440 (bad airflow) and I get similar temps on my card.

What fans are you using and at what RPM?

Finners · 9 Jan 2016 at 19:16

What fans and fan speed are you running to?

thefogo · 9 Jan 2016 at 19:18

Disco_P said:
That's about right - you've got your CPU in the loop as well so that is dumping heat into the coolant.

I have a thick 360mm, thin 240mm, GTX Titan and 2550K in a H440 (bad airflow) and I get similar temps on my card.

What fans are you using and at what RPM?

I'm using Phanteks PH-F140SP fans. Not sure about the RPM as I have them on a PWM controller. They're very audible though.