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By: micro in F@H | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 24 Feb 13 10:28 PM | 38 view(s)
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HI BAP

Those are reasonable for that card.
Mine both are the same way.
Your times per frame are very consistent so I wouldn't much worry about that. That card seems to run in the 70's and reaching 80 every once in awhile will not hurt it.

We had an ice storm here on Friday, overnight, and left a good half inch on the car and the sidewalk and porch. I chose NOT to go out and try to walk on it for fear of falling and messing up my back. I waited till later when the temps rose and the ice started to melt.

Hope all is well out there with you and mrs. BAP!!!!

My best,

micro.. Very Happy


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Temperature Madness
By: BigApplePi
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Sun, 24 Feb 13 6:38 PM
Msg. 01907 of 02753

Remember I complained about temperature weirdness two weeks ago? It hasn't stopped. Been going on all the time. This is for the GDX460 video card only. I watched the temps this AM. It varied from a low of 29C to 84C yesterday. Putting my hand on the card it's actually cold to the touch or too hot to touch. Temp settles around the upper 70's. The cover is always off, the internal fan is set to 100 percent and when it goes to the 80's I lay the big room fan blowing right onto the case. Doesn't help much. I think it's related to where the folding project is in the step. The odd thing is this doesn't happen with the other video card. That one is stable.


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