Heyas guys,
I ran accross a very strange thing on my GF3 card (Asus v8200).
The temperature of the processor on the Geforce card is between 48C and 55C normally, BUT I noticed that when I leave my computer run for some hours while downloading the temperature gets up to 60+C. I cant explain this.
The monitor goes to stand-by and the only program running is a FTP proggy or Download Accelerator. As I return after a few hours to enjoy my freshly downloaded warez I see the temp of the CPU on the card on 60 to 65, but as soon as I start to move my mouse and my monitor pops back on it starts dropping right away back to 48C.
Any of you guys have any idea whats the cause of this high temperature during Idle time for the videocard? It only seems to happen as my monitor jumps to stand-by (black screen).
Im affraid the card will become overheated if I leave the PC on overnights while downloading, so I aint doing that at the moment.
I hope you guys can give me a clue on the cause and maybe check if your GF3 card does the same thing.
Greetz,
DazL
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			I ran accross a very strange thing on my GF3 card (Asus v8200).
The temperature of the processor on the Geforce card is between 48C and 55C normally, BUT I noticed that when I leave my computer run for some hours while downloading the temperature gets up to 60+C. I cant explain this.
The monitor goes to stand-by and the only program running is a FTP proggy or Download Accelerator. As I return after a few hours to enjoy my freshly downloaded warez I see the temp of the CPU on the card on 60 to 65, but as soon as I start to move my mouse and my monitor pops back on it starts dropping right away back to 48C.
Any of you guys have any idea whats the cause of this high temperature during Idle time for the videocard? It only seems to happen as my monitor jumps to stand-by (black screen).
Im affraid the card will become overheated if I leave the PC on overnights while downloading, so I aint doing that at the moment.
I hope you guys can give me a clue on the cause and maybe check if your GF3 card does the same thing.
Greetz,
DazL
-=-Old Skool or New Fool?-=-
				
		
			