whats the deal with video temps ?

[ZL1]

Hi

guys I noticed that my fx5900 has a temp sensor, kinda cool, but now I wonder whats a good temp for a v-card
mine shows 50deg C idle, that sound right ?
also what would be high ? idle and load


please let me know


Thank you
Dan

 

[Schadenfroh]

meh, thats nothing

 

[ZL1]

Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
meh, thats nothing

as in ? too low ? normal ? lame sensor ?


Thanks
Dan

 

[videoclone]

My FX5900 gets to 80c when i play games and it will burn your fingers if you touch the heat sink 😉:beer:

When i'm not playing games it sits around 45c 50c 🙂 just like u .. i dont understand how the Shutdown core is 124c LOL thats crazy i wonder how Videocards can handle that amount when CPU's start to crash and die after they get past 75c

 

[modedepe]

50C should be fine. Many on here have reported temps on their 5900's hitting 60's or 70's under a load. My ti4200 is about 52 under a load.

 

[ZL1]

how do you monitor the temps when you play ??


Thanks
Dan

P.S. videoclone CPUs shutdown temp is internal core temp and is 135deg C

 

[jswjimmy]

i have a gf2 lol i can cook an egg on the heatsink.176/167 oced to 225/188

 

[videoclone]

Originally posted by: ZL1
how do you monitor the temps when you play ??


Thanks
Dan

P.S. videoclone CPUs shutdown temp is internal core temp and is 135deg C

No its not its when they burn out 😉:beer: AND if they dont burn out they can run hotter those lasy bastard CPU's

 

[ZL1]

Originally posted by: videoclone

Originally posted by: ZL1
how do you monitor the temps when you play ??


Thanks
Dan

P.S. videoclone CPUs shutdown temp is internal core temp and is 135deg C

No its not its when they burn out 😉:beer: AND if they dont burn out they can run hotter those lasy bastard CPU's

sorry, I was talking Intel (you cant burn an Intel)


D

 

[videoclone]

Originally posted by: ZL1

Originally posted by: videoclone

Originally posted by: ZL1
how do you monitor the temps when you play ??


Thanks
Dan

P.S. videoclone CPUs shutdown temp is internal core temp and is 135deg C

No its not its when they burn out 😉:beer: AND if they dont burn out they can run hotter those lasy bastard CPU's

sorry, I was talking Intel (you cant burn an Intel)


D

Intel is the devil 😉