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Originally posted by: Zap
Two problems with this. First, probably not getting too good heat transfer between the aluminum "pan" and the GPU plate. Second, author mentions 110ºC wasn't that great for cooking eggs... WTF? Water boils at 100ºC and that's the temperature that "hard boiled eggs" are cooked at, and it takes 15 minutes. So, plenty of heat but probably not enough heat transfer or time.
Originally posted by: Marty502
You overclock too much.
guru3d said:We see idle temps of 75 Degrees C and when 100% stressed for a while 109 degrees C. That's just horrible.
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... The first 8800GTS 512MB I got reached 100c... and after one hour of use it smoked some and died.
I upped the fan on the replacement I got from 29% to 52% and now its nice and cool at 50c idle and 70c load. (it was 75c idle at the default 29% fanspeed).
Also this is just some company who put on a passive fan on it... its not the nvidia engineers who designed the product.
HOWEVER, they did intentionally impede airflow in the case to check "worst case scenario"